Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Cnlne. The United States Marshal paid off all the trial jurors today and most of them left on this afternoons train for their homes.
 D. A. Lambright, former principal of the Prescott schools. sent message of sympathy to the people of Prescott in letter written to Judge Brooks.
 Stevens & Hoover's meat market is in full blast in West Prescott now. They say they have the best in the town.
 Mrs. Mary Ford and daughters. Lo, retta and Nellie, have gone to Seattle. Washington, and will make that place their future home.
 R H. Burmister Ss Sons co. has two places of business now. One is the old Prescott opera house and one Is on the north side of the plaza
 E. A Bruck. representing Blake. Noffitt X Towne. wholesale paper deal CTS. of Los Angeles. is in town. taking orders for his firm.
 The United States refuses to suspend military operations in China on condi- ton that foreign ministers are deliver ed at Tien Tsin.
 H. H. McNeill. of Phenix. came in from Iron Springs yesterday afternoon ! for a brief visit. returning to camp again on the south bound train. A man known as Red was taken to the county hospital on Tuesday night suffering with a complication of dis | eases.
 The Chinese "Tien Tsin" means ''The Gate of Heaven. but the name is curi- ousiy inappropriate just now, whatever it may once have been. H. Greuger is experimenting the work of reconstructing the Prescott house. He estimates that it will take three months to get it finished.
 A F. Santa lost all of his data oi early times in the territory from which he intended to compile history of tho territory.
 A. w. Jurden, Flagstaff contractor who comes well recommended, arrived in Prescott last evening with a view O engaging in business here.
 The meeting place of the territoria tutlAltNI llt GOnNtni4uh IldS bttl change from Kingman to Phenix. tn time of holding it being September 12.
 Our contemporary yesterday receive' it's new job press. It is an exact dupli cate of the one received over a weel ago by the Journal Miner.
 John Gin. for selling whiskey to In dians. was yesterday sentenced to thre ] and to pay a fine of s1OO A large number of excursionist passed through Prescott Thursday e route to California. It was augnente , by a large number from Prescott
 Mrs. J. c. Potts. of Kingman. and he son. came over from Kingman on Mon | day to view the ruins. The former wa quite heavy loser in the fire. After all. the Philadelphia platforr summed it all up when it said: ~Ou authority could not be less than our re sponsibility."
 Chicago has man whom she claim
 recently refused q bribe of millio dollars for his political influence Chi caso is bound to keep ahead.
 Joe Gales is again in the saddle an has has harness works in running or ] der joining the big majority on tn plaza.
 C. w Middleton came up Saturda from his mining camp near wicken burg. He reports a fine rain shower i that section last Friday
 Harry Arnold. an old time and we
 known miner of this county commit ted suicide last week by taking a dos of poison.
 Kelly & Stephens have opened u
 their store on the corner of the plaz by the town pump across from the He tel Burke corner.
 Burke & Hickey have received car load of horses and scrapers from Phe nix for use in cleaning off the Hote
 Burke lot preparatory to rebuilding. The piece of wall of the Hotel Burk which was left standing on the ale
 has been razed to the ground by charge of dynamite.
 The Indians are said to be still camp ing on the high places, in expectation c that flood. Up to the present time ap pearances are all unfavora ble to even little flood.
 Mark Bradley came in from Mohav county Saturday evening He surprise his friends here by bringing a wife wit him, having recently been married a Chloride
 Charley Cohen. who formerly reside here. but who left here several year ago. made his whereabouts known afte the fire by sending $50 for the relief O fire sufferers.
 Sam Hill has big sign on the sid of the building which he proposes sool to occupy. Work getting the building ready for occupancy is progressinj rapidly
 Coles A. Bashford had s7OOO insuranc on the property recently burned whici he owned and Mrs. Levy Bashford ha, a Sl4,900 policy on her property on tn north side of the plaza
 Although this is the last of July an, our summer rainy season is supposed {, commence on the first of July. the tota rainfall has only amounted to thirty five hundredths of an inch.
 Ed. Block is making rapid progress il getting his newly purchased lot. on tn,