Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
From SATURDAYS Daily.

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The public schools will open again on
Monday.
Another fine rain storm set in this
afternoon.
y PheniX excursion to Prescott is
always good for Il rain storm.
attend the Gilmore Rice voilin re-
cital tonight at the NJ. E. church.
Christian Scientists gave heir Sun
LAY school Il picnic today at Granite
DeLs.
Those PheniX eXcurSiOnists found
the weather delightfully."- cool at Iron
Springs today.
a musical treat will be given all who
attend the Gilmore Rice piano recital
this evening.
The prOprietors of the Granite Dells
summer resort will give their opening
picnic one week from tomorrow.
Foster K Cormack, recent arrivals
from the east. have purchased the liv-
cry business from Mrs. J. T. Shull.
Inc condition of Ed. Riley has great
ly improve and his attending physician
is commencing to entertain hopes for
his recovery.
Prescott Lodge No. II \. o. L. W.
holds its regular meeting tonight in n
of p hall All members are urged
to attend
The measles epidemic seems to be
abating. They did not seem to over
look anyone who never had them be
fore
The barbecue advertised for tomor-
row, to be given by the Printers Bac-
chus club. will take place if the wea-
Their is such as will permit.
About $50 excursionists came up
from PheniX to Iron Springs today
The train arrived at 1870 and will
leave about > p. m. About n dozen of
the eXcurSionists came to Prescott.
Anyone desiring to purchase Il finely
equipped saloon in Jerome can learn
particulars of one offered for sale by
calling upon ID. ID. Mcdonald. ut Hotel
Burke. between ana $50 o'clock this
evening.
\ physician of Battle Greek. Michi-
gan. gives it out that limburger
cheese is fairly alive with microbes"
1t smells as though it were dead with
them.-Albuquerkue Citizen.
y. T. Bell and ]. f. HINES are re
cent arrivals here from Jerome and
have opened Il dyeing and cleaning
establishment at 214 South MOnteZuma
street. They are up-tO-date in their
line of business.
Governor Murphy has offered re-
ward of $3.50 for the apprehension of
the murderers of y. Borqueze. of
Globe. Borquez was butcher of that
town and very popular young man.
His head was split open with a cleaver
while he was lying in bed asleep
y ]. Bacon. of the New York Den
tai parlOrs of Los Angeles, has secured
the office room formerly occupied by
DIR. Scarborough and will open a den
tai office there next Tuesday. He
comes with fine reputation as Il den
fist.
C. f. Ainsworth. attorneys general of
the territory. returned yesterday from
an extended visit in New York. He
went on business and attended strictly
to his mission. He says that business
is very good and the success of his
Ghe republican, party is assured--En-
terprise.
The stone is being hauled and
dressed for the new stone sidewalk in
front and along the north side of the
Grand View block. The walk will be
made two feet wider than at present
and lowered to comply with the street
grade. The walk will be of granite.
Tells chapel. erected on the spot
where William Tell sprang on shore
out of the boat in which Gessler was
conveying him to the dungeon of Kuss-
nacht, will be one of the interesting
spots visited at the illustrated lecture
on Switzerland" next Thursday night
at tie Methodist church.
Sheriff Murray's visit to Prescott
yesterday was for the purpose of Sc
curing a bicycle thief. The latter is
about IS years old and was serving a
six months sentence for the theft
when he escaped. He walked to Pres
colt, where he reported ut the sher
ifs office and requested to be sent
back to complete his sentence Sher-
iff Murray was notified and accom-
modated him by taking him back.
The mail carriers have received a
lot of malleable iron boxes for pri-
vate use in the delivery of mail. The
purchaser places them in some con-
venient place on his premises and the
carrier deposits his mail in them.
They cost 81 each and for the conven-
fence of both the carriers and the re-
cipients of mail are recommended
for use Each box is accompanied
with two keys and the penalty for
tampering with these boxes is the
same as that for tampering with the
regular Z. S. mail boxes.
T. W. Boggs is in town from Big
Bug.
1. A. Prosser of Jerome, is a Pres
colt visitor.
Thomas Campbell, deputy postmaster
Mt Jerome, is in town.
Fred Dugas has gone TO Yarnell for
a sojourn of a month or two.
"'Teddy" Smith, formerly of Smith &
Smith, grocers of Prescott, returned
here yesterday.