Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Editing a paper at long range is not a pleasant affair.
 After the fire that Prescott has just passed through a flood would be well come relief.
 Ed. Shumate and family returned on Monday nights train from their visit to California.
 Now for a long pull. strong pull and a pull all together. for greater and bet ter Prescott.
 J. w Sullivan came in Monday night from the east O here he has been look ing after his cattle interests.
 sam Hill returned on Tu stay evau- ing's train from prctrscted visit tc Los Angeles. He Is much improved in health.
 Forest Supervisors Stewart and Thayer returned on Saturday night from their official visit to the Bradshaw mountains.
 The railroad company has mads an emerEz zncy rate ou brick and other hnd of building material good for ninety days.
 Henry Brinkmever has secured the Whipple bakery and will here5fter sup ply his customers from that place with dsily bread
 C. C. Randolph and Harvey J. Lee. of the Phenix Republican. were in town Sunday to take a look at the ruins of Prescott.
 The Ph=nix Republican of Monday contained an excellent account of the nre and the work of destruction made by it.
 The ruins of the Journal-NIiner office had not cooled off until a new outfit was =n route from Los Angeles to Pres colt. for it.
 Lavonis Paine the 12-year-old girl of F C. Paine. died on Monday and was buried on Tuesday Cause of death was complications arising from an at tack of measles.
 Major J. H. McClntock who was in Flagstaff on Saturday night a the time of the fire. stopped off Monday nights train in Prescott to take a view of the ruins
 Owing to the disastrous fire which de vastated the city the entertainment to be given by the Epworth League al the k. of P hall on July 20 has been indefinitely postponed
 The interviews published Tn this is sue with the sufferers from the fire show the sort of stuff Prescott people are made of
 It has been learned that the name of the man injured by falling from porch on Sunday morning was Ed. HarreH He had not returned to consciousness on Tuesday
 Mrs Belcher, mother of B. M. Bel cher, and the latter's little son. Ray mond, will leave on Thursdays ex- cursion train for California.
 This isue of the Journal Miner IS published in Phenix an appropriate place for paper whose office is in ashes, as it raises sort of Phenix like. from its own ashes.
 Mrs. J. 1L Aitken came up from Phs- nix on Sunday to spend the summer with her relatives. He husband ac- companied her to the depot at Phenix and on arriving there heard of the Pres colt confiagration and got aboard the train and came through to Prescott. re- turning the same night to Phsuix
 On the converting of district court Monday morning. Attorney T. C. Nor ris arose and stated that he did not like to work in the ashes of burned city and suggested that court take a recess The other attorneys approv- : ing of the suggestion Judge Sloan sd- Journed court until September 3. Geo F. Harrington returned from his trip east last Thursday.
 T. C. Norris returned on Saturday just m time to witness the great con hagration- lIr. Norris heroic efforts saved all the north east part of the town from being included in the burned district. When the cor n5r drug store and the Prescott Ma tonal bank buildings were on fire he organized force of men to work on the old Bellevue hotel and although the building caught on fire two or three times they succeeded in stamping it out