Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-12-12
THE CITY
 AND COUNTY
MEDNESDAY,S DAILY.

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 Mrs. Len F. Hale will leave fo Phenix on tonight's train, where sh, and Mir. Hale expect to spend tn winter The latter went there seve ral days ago.
 NJ. R. Riley, an all round gooC man, formerly connected with a min ing company operating at Minnehaha arrived in Prescott a few days since
 W. Solomon, the Postal Telegraph company manager, has moved into the residence formerly occu pied by Mir. and Mrs. G. \. Bray corner of Gurley and Marina street and has run a wire into the building and Is now prepared to give an al night service. His telephone is No 2l0.
 Murray McInernay opened the din ing room of the Prescott house today He will have the rooms fitted uI ready for occupancy within a few days. The new Prescott house is much larger and better than the old one.
 sae recent examination for teaolSr's certificates a first grade cer- tidrate was issued to Alfred Solomon and second grade certificates to Mvr- tie llaxham, Mary Wickham. Lily May Milligan and Alberta Stapleton. Miss Kate L. Hizer was an applicant for territorial life diploma. but her papers have to be forwarded to the territorial board for examination and approval.
 Prof. T. B. Comstock is in town on mining business.
 4. W. Edwards was an arrival at the Schuerman House yesterday.
 Ziba O. Brown returned last night from the east with his bride. Mir. Browns dear hunt seems to have been eminently successful. The couple are domiciled in the residence former ly occupied by Mir. Brown, with his mother, in East Prescott.
 Mrs. E. H. Mcintosh and her son Milton left on this mornings train for the east. Mrs. Mcintosh expects to reach Washington some time in Feb ruary. She will lecture at different points along the road.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister have returned from a brief but very pleas antly spent vacation in the Salt River valley.
 Ed. NJ. Blake who has been with the Bank of Arizona for a brief period during R. B. Burmister's absence from it has accepted a position as cashier for Wells, Fargo & Co. at No gales and will leave here in a few days to take charge of the place, and he expects to reside there in the future.
 The board of supervisors yesterday adjourned til the latter part of the month when they will meet again to close up the years business.
 Geo. H. Schuerman is reported to be improving rapidly at Castle Creek hot springs.
 In a private letter to this office re- questing the address on her paper changed, Mrs. R. 4. Windes says their family will return to Arizona very soon again. After residing in Stockton for a short time and a short time at Los Gates, they have con cluded that they like Arizona better. They will reside at Tempe.
 The Phenix Carnival opens next Monday.
 By a slip of the pen Prof. and Mrs. Billinghurst's baby was announced as a boy. Nothing can be said of the female sex which is more displeasing to it than to accuse it of being mascu- line. In order for the JOUrnal-Miner to right itself on the sex of this new arrival it hastens to correct itself by stating that their first born is a girl and apologies to the young lady is hereby rendered.
 Mike Hines. the miner who at l tempted to take his own life by hack l ing himself in the neck and arm last l Tuesday night at Jerome is recover ing but claims that he will finish the | job just as soon as he is able to do l so. He gives no other reason for this act than he has come to the conclu- | sion that life is not worth living.
 On account of the first Tuesday in | January being New Years day, and a legal holiday, the city election will be held on Wednesday, January ,.
 R. B. Burmister is back again at | his desk in the Bank of Arizona.
 John Bryant has returned from Oklahoma, where he went with a view of locating. After a man has lived in | Arizona for a few years and leaves he 1 invariably returns.
 Dr. 4. P. Fitzsimmons, wife and 1 child left on this mornings train for Nebraska. after a visit to the formers brother T. E. Fitzsim- mons, of Prescott.
 J. s. Douglas has returned from a tTip to Mexico where he is engaged in mining.