Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

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 Delegate Wilson has introduced a bill for the construction of S100,- GOO government building in Phenlx, a S50,000 one in Prescott and simi- lar one in Tucsor.
 Wm. Lennox of Colorado Springs arrived in Prescott yesterday en route to Phenix. MT. Lennox is an old friend Of Judge w. c. Camp bell.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Campbell will leave in the morning for a visit to Chicago. Miss Roberta Akers will accompany them as far as To- peka, Kansas, where she will attend school.
 Judge E, NJ. Sanford came up from Phenix this morning and left again on this afternoons train. After a days stop in Phenix he will continue on to Mexico on profes- sional business.
 The north bound freight due in Prescott at 2:55 p. m. arrived yes terday five hours late, It had four teen car loads of merchandise, and had seven car loads of cattle en route from Phenix to Los Angeles.
 A report is current that Will E. Patton, well known young man of the city, and Miss Claire Frazier, daughter of ex-Attorney General c. NJ. Frazier, will be united in mari age this evening. Both have host of friends who wish them unabated success.-Enterprise.
 J. H. Mulrein, the plumber, re- turned yesterday from a visit to California. He will open plumb ing shop in Prescott on Monday. MT. Mulrein did the plumbing work for the Sisters hospital, hence is no stranger to Prescott.
 The meeting at the Methodist church last night showed increased interest. The largest attendance of the week, as well as the spirit of earnestness, all point to successful series of meetings. The special service will continue all next week. Rev. Cram will conduct the services tonight. All invited, There will be no service tomorrow Saturday. night.
 HI. Warning, financial manager for the Penn Gold Mining company, who has just returned from visit to his family in Ventura county, California, says that section is very prosperous. Abundant rains have fallen, giving a good outlook to the agricultural interests, while there is a veritable boom in oil. MT. War ring is interested in a number of good oil properties, and during his visit he organized two companies which will develop oil claims.
 Tke Countess Canavarro, Texas girl who married Count Canavarro, Portuguese minister to Hawaii, some fifteen years ago and who left her husband to go to Ceylon with Dharmapala, a Buddhist priest, whom she met at the Worlds Fair, has written to friends in San Fran cisco that she is in distress and has applied to them for assistance. This is living picture for the contempla- tion of Texas girls who long for 8 titled husband. .-El Paso Times.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 J. E. Saint came in from Albu- querque yesterday.
 Geo. w. Sturtevant came up or this mornings train from Phenix.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Platt, ol Kirkland, are in town.
 Jerry Millay, the well known Phe nix attorney, is in town.
 c. NJ. Turton, travelling repre- sentative for the Smith Premier Typewriter, is stopping at th' Burke.
 Sheep shearing has commenced a | Goddard. It IS estimated tha there are 3OO,OOO sheep in the Sal River valley this winter to b' sheared.
 Geo. T. Wing, formerly sales man in the Bashford-Burmister Go, is having a place fixed on Cortei street near Stephens & Hoover meat market in which he propose to open up fruit and commission business.
 Harry Brown. who has been in tn, employ of the railroad company a , Jerome Junction, will arrive in Pres colt tomorrow to take a position il the general offices of the company
 NJ. B. Hamilton, the Los Angelo travelling man, came in today iron Jerome and left on the afternoon . train for the south.
 MT. E. E. Townsend left thi morning for Salt Lake City, Utah MT. Townsend has been in Prescott for some weeks and expressed him ; self as being well pleased witt the town in every way. , The delivery turnout for the O. K meat market is one of the gayes } ever seen on our streets. The wagol is painted a bright red and nicel } lettered, while the horse IS decke' out in a set of silver mounted har , ness that is fairly dazzling in it brightness.
 Arthur Morris, the Postal Tele graph messenger, was cut in tn shoulder yesterday by small boy The boy had been snow balling Mor ris, when the latter threatened t wash his face.
 The condition of J. R. Gaine { shows decided improvement toda, ' and his chances for recovery ar , now very good. Dr. J. s. Bartlett who has been attending him, ha , devoted great care and atteption t i his condition
 = Manager Oscar Brehler, of Dl 3 J. M. McC Candless' Yavapai Phal
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 this issue for that institution. NJ
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