Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
From Mondays Daily.
Another storm is due right now.

Another storm is due right now.
 Attend the special services at the M. E. church tonight.
 F. E. Wann has gone to Phenix on mining business,
 Mrs. F. G. Brecht will leave in the morning for visit to California.
 J. N. Hanes and Richard Gill left this morning for LeadviIle, Col orado.
 Sig. Simon. the we'll known com mercial traveller, is making his peri odical visit to Prescott.
 James W. Smith has been appoint ed post master at Stanton, vice T. E. Peery, resigned.
 Mir, Kessler, clerk in the rail road offices, is sick at the Sisters hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Helm came up yesterday from Wickenburg. Mrs. Helm is sick and was taken to the Sisters hospital.
 A. F. Banta has gone to Tucson for visit. He stated that he might be absent ten days and might not return for two months.
 James Shirley left Phenix last evening for San Francisco to attend the funeral of the late Miss Christ inc Johnson.
 The two Mexicans who are charged with highway robbery have been brought in from Jerome and lodged in jail.
 IT. Stoddard came in Sunday from his mining camp. He left on this mornings train for New York, on mining business.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned this after noon from a visit to Phenix, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. Simon J. Murphy of Detroit, Michigan.
 pr. Criley returned this morning from a professional visit to Phenix. The doctor has quite list of pa tients in the capital city and spends about three days in the week there.
 A. w. Sawyer of Kahsas City, P. B. Gates of Los Angeles, and A. Hart of St. Louis, registered at the Burke this morning, coming up from the south on the Owl.
 Joseph Wilson and Miss Mary Ryan were married yesterday morn ing in the Catholic church by Rev. Father Quetu. They are both resi- dents of Big Bug.
 F. c. Friedman will open danc- ing school at K. of P. hall tomor- row evening. He will be assisted by bis wife and Mrs. E. H. Smith. All who desire to take lessons are in vited to be present tomorrow even ing.
 The Methodist church was filled at last nights meeting. Rev. Peck preached very earnest discourse on "God. the World, the Flesh and the Devil" the audience evincing a great interest in it. The services will be continued during the present week.
 R. H. Burmister & Sons Go. have a new advertisement in this issue iu which special prices are quoted on 8 few articles for the present week The firm has started out with 6 good patronage but is desirous ol increasing it.
 The Bashford-Burmister company has a new business talk in this is. sue telling of their special clear ing out sale of shoes. If you are in need of foot wear it will pay you tc take advantage of this sale in order to get shod at reduced rates. A G Oliver, who is the custodian of the Whipple barracks, received 8 letter on Saturday from the war de. partment asking for a report on the ] condition of the barracks and also for report on the location of the land which the people of Prescott propose to donate to the post.
 H. M. Hanaford, advance agent ot the Louise Rrehamy ballad an6 opera concerts is in town. The troupe represented by MT. HanaforC is very expensive one and can only play in towns where a good guaran tee is given. Mir. Hanaford com menced making a canvass of tht town this afternoon and if he sue : ceeds in securing sufficient encour l agement the troupe will appea here on February 15. By singu , lar coin 3idence, while MT, Ranafort is mak ng a canvass of Prescott 3 Arizona, today the troupe plays to night at Prescott, Arkansas.