Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-07
Mark Murphy is in town from

D F. Harlow, of Gladiator, is at the Hotel Bourke.
 J w. McClain will leave for Los Angeles in the morning,
 Geo. T. Miner, Of the Zonia cop per company. Is in town.
 w. H. Pillows, of Boulder, Colorado, is gnest of the Hotel Burke.
 R. Stevens came up from Phenix this morning and is At he Burke.
 Dr. w. E. Day reports the rainfall last night at one tenth pl an iucu.
 MT. and Mrs. J. I. Broyies, of Ash For&s, came in on yesterdays train.
 Wm. Button and K. Barrett, of Minnehana, are among the Prescott visitors.
 "A Hot Time" at the opera house tonight. Popular prices-25, 35 and 90 cents.
 Allegretti's, Bishops and Saronls eauuies, cnucoia.es and creams al ohumate's. u
 Shumlte makes a speciality 0: eau u and ge,s tue purost in the mark. necessarily. l2-lott
 Mrs. E. W.WeiIs and her daUg hter l Mss Geriie left for Phenix this afternoon.
 l Born. Marcli 3, in Prescott, to the so tle wife of Rev Leon O. Le wis, :. daughter.
 ! Geo B. Upton. P, R. Nichols and [. k. Wllhams, of Stanton, are Ill own today on business. ! !. <. Tempieton, St. Lotus, and . s. Tenpleton, of Greeenville, Pa, axe guests at the Burke.
 Handel E. Owen, the we'll known m ming man, returned on Saturday ! f.om visit east on mining business
 The press has spoken very highly of Rev Peck's illustrated lectures on ! Hawaii wherever they have been de- lverel.
 Rev. Paw commenced his specia; revival services at the BaptIst chur. l. last night. They will be continued throughout the week,
 Fresk roasted peanuts and pop corn. ard pure, fresh candy every day. Patroniz home industry and get the best at Chandler's.
 Rev. Smith, of Southern Califor- mia, arrived in Prescott on Saturday en route to Jerome, where he will organize a Methodist church.
 E D. Treadwell is expected at Je- rome tomorrow or next day from his trip east on mining business. He will be accompanied by number of mining men.
 Kingman is having a touch of the oil fever Good indications are re- ported to have been discovered near Mellen station. according to Our Mineral Wealth.
 Do not fail to attend the illustrat- ed lecture on Hawaii at the M' thod- ist church on Tuesday and Wednes- day evenings. Admission only 9 cents; children 15 cents.
 -ntulD6IS O1 Guo tees having in charge the Irish Char acter Dress ball are requested to meet at the Hotel Burke on We'd nesday evening, March :, at s o'clock sharp.
 ~ Mermaid Washing Powder is a
 large package, one-third
 stronger than any on the
 Son onnnAnc
 in all packages. All gro
 cers handle 1t.
 There were a series of slight storms of snow, sleet and rain last night. While they wero sufficient to lay he dust, 1t was not in suffi- cient quantity to affect the water supply.
 The Hawaiian islam ds. being on9 of our new possessions, special interest wilt attach to the lectures to be de- livered at the Methodist church Tuesday and Wednesday evenings The lecture will be illustrated by means of a powerful stereoptican managed by Rev. Cram. Rev. s. A. Thompson preached a very interesting and instructive dis course at the Methodist church on Sunday Ill, rniug. Al the evening seryice Rev. Peck gave very enter taining Bible talk to the children, the talk being illustrated by means of a stereoptican manipulated by Rev. Cram.
 An article by Cy Warmau. in the Ma ch number oi McClure's Maga- zine, will describe a journey he lately took, riding part of the way on a locomotive, over the new IalI- : roa across White Pass into the Klondike, and will tell tie story Ia very romantic st 1ry, by the way) oi the building Of tue roai. J. Morton, wife and two daught ters of Chicago, arrived on Saturday after noon's train for brief visit. MT Morton is a brother-in law of the late Diamond Joe Reynolds and one of the executors of his estate. He is also president and general man ager of the Diamond Joe line ol steamers plying on the Mississippi river between St. Louis and St. Paul T. A. Egan, a Phenix plumber and :. tinsmith, formerly foreman for D H. Burtis of Phenix, arrived iu = Prescott ou this mornings train tc : take position with Sam Hill. MT l Egan has the reputation of being . 3 first class workman. He is accom- panied to Prescott by his family. E. NJ. Doris, of the Phenix opera house was in Prescott today to | arrange for an excursion to Pheni1 z next Monday, March 12, of Prescott n people. The celebrated Bostonianl s whose reputation is world wide n will appear at the Phenix oper; I house on Monday, March 12. There e are seventy people in the troup anc ', the privilege of hearing them vii @ be rare treat for our people. MT |, Doris has arranged with the rail @ road people to give one fare rounC
 tiip rate for the occasion. Partie: can have the privilege of either go T ing down on the regular train ol ,. Sunday evening and leaving ther,
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