Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-28
CITY And COUNTY NEWS.
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D. J. Jores came up from Stanton
this morning.
B. Robinson of Kirk and valley is
in town today.
Howard Legge was in town yes
terday from Kirkland.
Mrs. b. C. Burt came up from
Tucson this morning en- route to
Flagstaff.
Mrs. Hattie Kelly and Mrs. Jane
Davis of jerome are guests at Hotel
Burke.
VIM. Buckingham, representing
Morse, Fairbanks u Co. of Chicago,
is IN town.
G. w. Hull and Archie St. Peter
came in from jerome on today 5
tram.
Geo U Young and T Q Poison
came in on loday's train from Will
IONS.
Captain and Mrs. Broughton have
returned from their visit TO the
southern part of the territory.
c W Hinchcliffe, of the Sunset
Telephone Co., left for the north
this morning.
J. E Bennett, owner of mad
stone, will leave on tomorrow's train
for Omaha, to try and dispose of the
charmed article.
James Milliken aud Miss Nellie
Suber OF Lynx Creek were married
at Hotel WInsor last evening by Pro-
bate Judge c. P Hicks.
Rev. Pavy and wife will leave for
Los Angeles on the morning train.
The house should te crowded to-
night to hear this distinguished
evangelist in his last service.
Thos. Fox, who so brutally as
saulted a Chinaman a few nights
since, was let off with fine of SIS
Fox and friend who was with him
swore that the Chinaman struck him
first.
Editor D. D. Mcdonald, of the
Jerome Hustler, was hustling around
Prescott yesterday on mining aud
newspaper bU siness- Mr. Mcdonald
is part owner in group OF very rich
copper and gold properties in TOnto
Basin.
E. Greenwood returned this morn
ing from a visit to Phenix. While
there be bought a 10 stamp mill,
comparatively new. only 800 tons of
ore ever having been run through 1t,
for use on his Cherry Creek proper
ties.
The Bashford- Burmister company
has new advertisement in this Is
sue. The firm has just made big
purchase of spring dry goods direct
from the fatory at prices which ena-
BILE them TO be sold away below the
regular price of such goods. This
speciality Is offered in addition TO
numerous other articles.
City Ticket Agent Solomon OF the
S F r s. ? railroad is having quite
little boom in European business.
During the past few days he has sold
four or FIVE tickets from Prescott to
different European points, and to-
day he sold two through tickets
from Innsbruck, Austria, to Prescott
via Antwerp and New York.
Rev. J. 4. Elliott and wife, who
have been attending and assisting in
the Pavy meetings, returned to
Seottsdale yesterday. They have
been earnest workers aud their con-
secrated efforts added greatly to the
efficiency OF the meetings. They
were the guests of Chaplain Scott
while here. A number OF their
friends were at the train to bid them
goodbye.
At the nesting of the Monday
Club on Monday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs r E
Sloan; vice-president. Mrs w W
Ross; secretary, Mrs w t Brown;
treasurer, Mrs ] w Akers; literary
committee. Mesdames o A Hesla,
W c Campbell, - Phelps, T G Nor
ris, 7 W Otis.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Kastner enter
tanned quite a number of their
friends very pleasantly last night at
their residence, the occasion being
the anniversary of their marriage.
Cards and dancing we're INDUCED in
and refreshments we're served aud
the evening passed off very pleas
antlv, the departing guests Wishing
the happy couple many returns of
the happy anniversary.
7 NJ Earnhart opened his new no.
tel at Kirkland for business last
week. Travellers can now find good
accommodations there, as the hotel
is commodious and comfortable,
while Mrs. Earnhart has territorial
reputation as being frst-class SUI
perintendent of the culinary depart
ment of such an institution. Trav-
elers by stage Oh the Wickenburg
stage route cherish in their memory
the good meals served by her at the
old Peoples Valley stage station.
Rev. Pavy and workers held the
street meeting last night A large
number attended. Rev. Elliott and
wife having returned to their home
at Scottsdale, Rev. Pavy and Chap
lain Scott made the addresses. To
night will be the last street meeting
that will he held. The meeting at
the church was full of interest. Rev
PaYy preached from Heb. II. IL
''WherefOre seeing we also are com
passed about with so great cloud
of witnesses, let us lay aside every
weight and the sin that doth sc
easily beset us, and LEI us run with
patience the race that is set before
US, looking unto Jesus the author
and fnisher of our ia th. Who fol
the Joy that was set before him en-
dured the cross, despising tn,
shame, and is set down at the RICH
hand of the throne of Cod
One gentleman from kirkland
valley, who has been attending Tn,
meetings, come out promptly anC
fully on the Lords side. Severa
others rose for prayers. 1t was an
nounced that Rev. Pavy would holC
his final service tonight. Chaplain
Scott will hold a meeting Tbursda,
night, to which all converts anC
I Christian workers were urged to at
tend. An address will be made anC
it will be thanksgiving and prais,
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