Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
FEN. s. HILDRETH, Nor.
 Nsuntain City Drug Store. uHpER HOTEL BURKE.
CITY BRIEFS.
R. BAEHR for house painting aud paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
FrOn Wednesdays Daily.

FrOn wednesdAy's Daily
 G. W. Hull of Jerome, is in town.
 Mrs Charles BrOan, of Crowned King, is at the Prescott house.
 Jack Nelson, the deputy sheriff at Crowned King, is m town.
 The Elks will meet tonight. All member. sye requested to attend.
 J.R. L:ston is in town from his Old Reliable mining camp.
 A. G. Kennedy and wife aad Miss Davis, of Walker, are at Hotel Burke.
 HE. Hull. of San Francisco, is at the Burke.
 Al. Strahan and Charles Grimes of Cottonwood. are in town today.
 Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal church WIll hold services next Sun day st Jerome.
 Wm. Mitchell of Phenix, formerly of tbis county, is in town on busi- ness.
 EA Haggott, superintendent of the Zonia mining company, and of the Blu Bell mine is in town today. FL Griswold, of Nogales, is act ing as gent for Wells. Fargo X Co.,, durir. the absence of Agent LUsell. The Electric Clarke sisters left on this mornings train for Washing ton, D. C.
 J. C. Herndou returned on this mornings train from a professional trip to Mexico.
 Charles Reyes has returned from his visit to California. The climate there did not agree with him so he returned home.
 Jack Galley, 6rst-class machin- isL, in the employ of the $. F. P. X P. Ry. ID this city. will leave this week for Idaho where he will visit friends and relatives.
 There has bsen a slight drizzhng rain today with prospects 1f Us con tinuing. There has been a core spending fail ln the temperature, too.
 Albuquerque had S225 63 left over st the ciose of her big fair last week. The total subscriptions for the car nival amounted to S4l55, and the re- ceipts amounted to S245l. making a total of S6606.25.
 Tue Adams hotel in Phenix will open its dining rooms for the winter in ab ut ten days. 4 large influx of visitors IS expected in Phenix tLis winter, the advance guard having already commenced to arrive.
 Robert II. Ferguson has been sp- p0in ted administrator of the estate of the late j. NJ. NJ. Harris, and J. R. Lowry has been appointed guar dian of his 3-year-old son. A man was brought in from Selig- msn yesterday and placed in the county hospital. He was found ly- ing near the Santa Fe Pacific track, and was suffering fIom 8 fractured skull. J. P. Gaines, of Louisville, Ky, brother of Mrs. W. W. Ross. arrived hsre few days since and entered i,tb partnership with Governor R. C. Powers ID the real estate busi- ness. Mrs. F. Fl. Albright, daughter of Chaplain Scott, arrived here yester- day from San Francisco. Her hus- band IS a captain of the 25th in tAntry and left recently for the Phil ippines.
 The '49 dance given last evening by the Rebekah lodge l. O O. F. was well attended. The costumes were unique and of the ls49 order n California and sn enjoyable time vas had by all present.
 Mrs Smale. mother of Mrs. J. G. Van Houtum, arrived on yesterdays tram and will remain here for some time. Sue has been living with her s0, Rev. Joseph Smale, in Los An geies Tor over year. F. W Wood. of the H. H. Me Nell company, of Pheni1, came in on tOday's train. Lon Haas and Milton Burke, of De1veI, Were among tOday's arrivals at the Burke.
 Bishop Ninde left Prescott this morning for Albuquerque, where be VIII open a session of conference to- norrow. From there he will go to haton where he will hold conference and will return thence to his home ID Detroit.
 Arthur B. Nader. civil engineer, formerly of New York, after spend ing a couple of months travelling through this territory, has decided 10 locate permanently in Prescott to engage ID the praotice of his pro- iessiOn.