Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-18
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
From Wednesdays Daily.
E. A. Tovrea, prominent business
man of Jerome, membCr elect OF
the town council, and the prospec-
tive mayor of the town was amor g
the list of Jeromites who came in
today to be initiated into the order
of the Elks.
To his many other accomplish
ments Gil. Ferguson has added that
of glazier. Parties having anything
in this line would do we'll to consult
him.
VIM. Park, connected with the
Perrin Land and Cattle company Of
Williams, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
The Fraternal Brotherhood Will
initiate their lodge tonight at the
Old Fellows hall. If you do
not have all the insurance
you need, now is your chance
to get into a first class order as .
charter member A large number
of our best citizens, both men and
women are joining and a large lodge
is being put in.
j. ". Oatman, OF San Francisco,
is guest at the Burke.
Hotel Burke takes the lead thus
far in the matter of decorations.
The front OF the building is beauti-
fully decorated with bunting while
a Gree Silver" stre8mer floats
down the front from the roof to the
porch railing. William Kohl is the
artist who has done the decorating.
DR.. A. j. Bacon, of Tucson, has
come in Prescott to spend the sum
mer H has taken house on south
MONTE ma street.
q. E. Cam bell and Dan Francis
of Flagstaff. are in town.
h f;iauvelt, superintendent Of
the Ca mine, is in town.
NJ. Kate B. Cotton went to Phe-
nix this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will D. Tinker came
over from Jerome today with the
Elks. / hey will remain until after
the Bryan meeting Mr.. Tinker says
it is estimated that 200 people viii
come from Jerome to hear Mr..
Bryan.
Otto Miller, WHO came in from
Crown King last evening, says there
are two feet of snow on the ground
there.
J.J. Sweeney, deliveryman for R.
H. Burmister & Sons Co, is able to
around again after several days
sickness.
j. Marshall Morgan came in yes
terday from the Model mine where
he has been laid up for several days
with slight attack of pneumonia.
He started out on an assessing trip
over two weeks ago, aud when he
reached the above mine was taken
sick.
About twenty men will go to Pie
nix on tom1rrow's excursion.
Samuel Franklin. an I'D time Arr
zOnan. resilient now of MOrristOwn.
is in town on business and will re-
main to hear Bryan's speech.
TIE Prescott Red Men will cele-
brate St. Tammaay dav by giving a
grand entertainment and ball on the
eve preceding that day. They will
spare no pains or expense to make it
an enjoy able affair
Moose Darueli Is engaged in pull
ing yvn ;l,s old Blue Front build
ing and Will move il To Hillside sta
ton. Mr.. Lswler, who owns the
buildings and ground will erect a
brick structure on the site of this
building. This Old structure is a
sort OF historical one on account of
the nuG Der o. tragical deaths which
have occurred WI ,hin its walls. 1t
has been the scene OF one murder,
three or four suicides and one mys-
FERROUS death.
The all absorbing topic of con-
veTsation on the streets for several
days has been ". J. Bryan. The at
tentiOn heretofore gwen him was
divided today with the Elks' goat,
with little advantage to the latter.
James Brooks, charged With bur
glary at Ash FORK, was lodged in
Jail yesterday.
Visitors for the Bryan meeting are
already arriving in town.
Tickets to thu Apron and Necktie
social tomorrow ev-niaE are only Is
cents.
At he solicitation o a number oil
people from the country, who wish
to attend, the Women's Relief Corps
has changed tie date OF its Apron
and Necktie social from the 18th OF
April TO Thursday. April u 1t
will De given after the Bryan meet
in.
The Elks commenced at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon to initiate the appli-
cants from Jerome
James Gillespie, in charge of the
Red Jacket mine in Big Bug dis
trict, left for his home this morning
after brief business visit to Pres
colt, during which he paid his re-
spects to the JOURNAL MINER.