Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-02
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
From the actions of the weather
clerk he has designs on the May Da!
picnic.
The Phenix municipal campaign is
warming up. The ELECTION takes place
on Monday.
The funeral of the late Lee Gammi
took place yesterday afternoon. Rev
II. W. Peck conducted the services.
Mr.. Hazeltine has changed the time
for receiving bids for tearing down
the bank building to May Z, instead OF
May 1.
1t begins to appear as though the
| Indians knew what they We're doing
when they started for high ground
abandoning the low lands along the
streams.
The Tombstone Jail escapes sent
the keys of the Jail back to the sher-
iff with their compliments. The men
are supposed to be in hiding in the
Dragon mountains.
Engineer Riley, of the S. F., p. & P.
railroad. who has been sick ever since
the middle of December, is reported
very low today and no hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
Al. Zuet and partner are engaged in
shearing their sheep at the Bowers
ranch. As soon as they are through
John McCracken will begin ON his
herd. The wool will be shipped from
Dewey.
Our contemporary has been hanging
on under L. 7. Stoddard's coat tails
so long it is getting afraid the Journal
Miner will try to crowd it out.
Our contemporary need not worry
over the JOurnal-Miner. 1t always
has and always win be true to its
friends, and as for its enemies ii
lets them take care of themselves.
Attention is directed to the adver-
| tisement in this issue of the AIiramar
Cape Nome Dredging company. 1t
speaks for itself as to what it is and
what it proposes to do.
Mr. Simon Swayback accepted the in
vitation of the Courier and took his
printing up TO that Office. thereby
escaping that threatened shower of
mud.
Courier readers We're treated to their
old time dose of JOurnal-Murphy
again this morning. This stuff beats
machine. as it is kept standing and all
that has to be done when wanted is
to dump it into the forms.
If you have any items of news let
us know them. We solicit any item
that will be of interest to the people
of this section, whether it he per
sonaI or one that will be of benefit TO
the city or county. We especially de-
sire the news concerning mining mat
tiers as that is the most important of
all our industries.
Captain Guthrie, from Bakersfield,
California, has arrived in Prescott and
will take charge of the local Salvation
Army post on Friday y welcome
meeting will be held tonight. to which
all are cordially invited Captain
Guthrie is Il good speaker and an earn
est worker in the Salvation Army,
and under her leadership the local
corps will undoubtedly be largely in
creased in membership in the near fTl-
ture. The present officer and his fam
lily will 20 to California.
Clyde Watson went to California
this morning.
J. VI. Fair. of Jerome, is a guest of
Hotel Burke.
Mrs. Mcdonald came up from Phe-
nix this morning.
c. f. Mccarthy came over from Je-
rome last evening.
\. B. Rogers. a citizen of Jerome, is
paying Prescott visit
Bishop Kendrick will arrive in Pres
colt tomorrow morning.
Thomas MarmOnt came In this morn
ing from the Whipsaw mine.
]. C. Moritz, of Belmont, Arizona. IS
registered at Hotel Kastner.
C. C. Stukey, a prominent mining
man of Walker, is in the city.
John Fair, stock man of the Mogol-
Ion country. is visiting Prescott today
Bruce Perley is in the city today in
the interest of the National cash reg
lister.
Mrs. ]. Fishburn has moved to Kirk
land, where she intends to reside i'll
! future.
Frank Murphy, prominent cattle
man of Seligman, is in Prescott on
stock business.
C. II. Lee, n civil engineer formerly
of this county, is now located al
Spokane, Washington.
County Recorder W. I. Johnson anC
wife returned last evening from Il triI
to the Verde valley.
Mrs. William De Witt has gone t.
Los Angeles to attend the funeral OF
Il friend who died there recently.
Mrs. Addie Harris, who has beer
quite sick with an attack of the
grippe, is somewhat improved today.
C. r. Bates, postmaster at Kirkland
is reported seriously i'll. DIR. Barret
was summoned there hastily yesterda!
to attend him.
Prof Gallick will leave On tomor
row mornings train for Los Angeles
to accept a position in a theate
I orchestra there.
S. J. Holsinger, special agent of tn,
interior department, came up from
PheniX this morning and will remain
..ere for several days on business.
Mr.. Holiday, an inspector of the in
terror department, arrived in town
day or two ago and is inspecting tn,
survey of Il township in Williamson
valley.
d. S. Nehwall. purchasing agent 70
the Pennsylvania railroad system, lief
Hot Springs yesterday for Los An
geles, via Phenix, in the Pullman pri
vate car Edgemere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon J. Murphy cam
up from Phenix last evening, making
the trip by n special train. After
. brief visit here they will return t
their home at Detroit.
The sheep recently bought by W
II. Smith from the Pierce nerd, ar
being taken to Mr.. Smiths ranch to
} day. Mr.. Smith left at noon to NEE
the drove with fresh horses.