Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
From Fridays Daily.

The Prescott Social club will give a i dance at the opera house tonight.
 Attorney T. C. Job has changed his residence from south Pleasant avenue to Mt. Vernon avenue.
 The citizens of Congress have decid- ed to properly celebrate tine coming Fourth of July. Reserved seats for "The Girl from Chili' will be on sale tomorroy morn ing at the Corner drug store.
 The dance in the K P hall tonight by the dancing class promises to br q very enjoyable affair.
 The Bank of Arizona is moving it's office fixtures today to their tenn Iporary quarters north of the plaza.
 The Sunday school board of the NJ. E. church decided to give the pupils of that school picnic to Granite Dells June Is.
 Religious services were held in the court house plaza last evening, con ducted by a colorcd evangelist by the name of Byers.
 The party that has been visiting the Stanton and Placeritas section, under
 
 turned to Prescott.
 R Brena. of Tucson. conducting one of the largest mercantile houses in southern Arizona. has assigned. His liabilities are $50.000.
 Sacramental services will be held in the NJ. F.. church next Sunday morning. In the evning the pastor will continue his series of talks on the life of Paul. | One by one the old land marks of former days are being removed to be replaced by modern structures. Each day sees new improvements for our city.
 The Prescott Title company has moved it's office into tine rear of the room to be occupied by the Bank of Arizona. next to the store of R. II. BurmiSter S Sons company. 1 The old wooden sidewalks in front of the business houses on the east side of the plaza are all being removed and new asphaltum walks will be laid in a few days. The santa Fe X Grand Canyon rail way. Williams tO the Grand Canyon. will be ready to handle passenger traf- lie direct tO the canyon within very short time.
 The democrats will hold their county l convention in the court house tomor- TOW morning at 10 o'clock. X lively time iS expected in the selection of delegates to the territorial c0nvrn- tion.
 The Girl from Chili'' was presented To good audience at tine Winslow opera house Tuesday evnin% last. IL k comical farce and tine characters were all well taken. The entire au- lience was kept in q constant roar of laughter from start to finish.
 The quarterly conference of the NJ. F.. church was held last evening in the parlorS of the church. The reports of the different departments of the work were very encouraging and called forth the approbation of Superintend- ent S. A. Thompson.
 George Meyers has been acquitted l by jury in PheniX of a charge of murder. Meyers killed a man by the name of Gomez in the Buckeye cOun- ! try last February. The evidence showed that the killing was done in Self-defense.
 The democrats of Navajo county held their county convention at HOlbrOOk l last Sunday and elected the following [ delegates to the territorial convention | to be held at PheniX on the 23rd inst: A. [. McAllister. R. C. Dryden, W. II. Burbage. James Flake. c. l.. Strat | ton. Henry Heide.
 The formal unveiling of the mOnu- ment recently erected by the WOOdmen over the grave of ]. T. Shull. will take place at Odd Fellows cemetery Sun ! day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members of the lodge are requested to meet at. l their hall at 1 o'clock to make prepara- tionS for the ceremonies.
 ..The Girl from Chili'' company is one of the best farce-cOmedy cOmpan- | ieS that has ever been in Prescott and 1 has several high class speciality people with them. The press along the line of their route are loud in their praise of the commendable organization. Be sure and see them at the opera house ! Tuesday evning. May 22.
 B. W. Taylor is in from Walker to- day.
 Lew Willard. of Jerome, is, in the city today.
 | Mrs. Augestine was a passenger for ! Los Angeles today.
 Max Page left this morning for Lake valley. New Mexico.
 City Engineer s. C. Cunning was able to sit up today.
 j. C. Mitchell. of Flagstaff. arrived in Prescott last evening.
 Engineer Ed. Riley's condition is re ported to be still improving.
 A. F.. Nelson arrived in Prescott yes terday from san Francisco.
 Dennis Marion is a recent arrival from Lancaster. Pennsylvania.
 Joe Mullen left for Nisalia, California this morning for a few weeks visit.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher left this morning for a few weeks visit in San Fran cisco.
 1 Walter Ruffner's condition is better today than at any time since he was hurt.
 Mrs. q. w. Middleton was an out going passenger this morning for San Francisco.
 ]. C. Martin is laid up today with blllOuS ittdth dlil ullstblt AO bt H' his usual post of duty. Mrs. T. c. Brecht, who has been spending some weeks visiting different parts of California. has returned home.
 John Sorg. an old time resident of Prescott. but now of san Jose. Cali fornia. expects to pay Prescott a visit shortly.
 Superintendent <. A. Thompson, of the Arizona mission of the NJ. F.. church. who has been in the city for the past two days. left for the north this morning.
 T. W. Hull. of McCabe. arrived in Prescott. arrived in Prescott last night from a visit 10 Jerome. He said he had been a resident of this county for tif- teen years and this was his first visit 10 the great copper camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Blumberg will re- turn from their wedding tour through Europe in few days and will at once occupy their fine new residence on Mt Vernor avenue. which has been erect cd for them during their absence. From Saturdays Daily Workmen meet tonight.
 The man of today in Prescott was T. G. Norris.