Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-07
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 Ilazlzslt5I1I1rfD Hoods Pills cure liver ils the non-irrtating ant only eathsrtie to take with Hoods sarsapariIIa exposition of 1900, in Paris, at Nc 29 Boulevard des ltaliens. Resi- dents of states and territories serve, by Its lines are cordially invited t, [ make its office headquarters for al [ information concerning steamsbil or railroad travel, or accommoda . tions in Paris, Their letters may b, addressed care of the office. Also |: directory of their Parisian addresses will be kept and all persons desiring tO avail themselves of the courtesie: offered are requested to register.
 From Saturdays Daily. Goebel is getting better.
 Royal Arch Masons meet tonight
 Dan Bowen. the old pioneer oI Mayer, is in town.
 The board of supervisors will meet on Monday.
 c. W. Tapson is in town from Val Verde.
 w. c. Barnes of McCabe is in town.
 Wm. Perrin. the well known stock man of Coconino county. is i'll town.
 Arbor Day passed in Prescott without any special celebration of it. T. G. Norris returned today from Jerome.
 J. s. Jones came in from Chapar- ral yesterday.
 J. D. Wakeley is making a profes- sional visit to Jerome.
 A. w. Fisher and Howard Legge came up this morning from the Monte Cristo mine.
 Mrs. c. P. Hicks is quite sick with combined attack of rheumatism and pneumonia.
 J. E. Wagoner, the enterprising merchant of Wagoner. was in town today on business trip.
 The S. F. P. & P. will run an ex- cursion to Castle Creek Hot springs Saturday, Feb. 10, from Phenix.
 John Hanlon came up from the Grown Point mine yesterday for a brief visit.
 s. J. Darby has retired from the Phenix Enterprise and will engage exclusively in the practice of law.
 Judge w. H. Stlllwell came up from Phenix this morning on pro- fesslonal business, returning again this afternoon.
 Alfred Carrigan left thls afternoon for Tucson, where he expects to re- main for two or three months to re- cuperate his health.
 Through typographical error in yesterdays issue he wager in re- gard to the weather was made to read that it would not rain for 24 hours instead of 24 days, the time covered by the bet. Q,
 w. A. Root. representing the Los Angeles Times, and H. R. Casper, representing the Mining and Scien- titic Press, are caDyassing this sec | tion for subscribers to their It spect- ! i've papers.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage enter tained a number Of their PheniX . friends yesterday by carrying them in special train to the Congress mine and return 10 Phenix.
 J. A. c. Freund, the well known life insurance agent, formerly repre- senting the Equitable Life Insurance in this territory, is regis tered at Phenix hotel.
 A ball will be given at Barnes hall, McCabe, next Monday night, for the benefit Of McCahe lodge,..A. O. U. w. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to attend.
 Will c. Harris, a typo who has been in the employ of the JOURNAL MINER for some time, left this after noon for Phenix to take a position with the Republican as operator of one of its Merganthaler linotype machines. MT. Harris is not only sn expert compositor, but a machine expert as well.
 At McCabe, on Monday evening, a ball will be given under the auspices of McCabe Lodge No. l9, A. O. U. VI. From preparations it will no toubt be one of the events of the season. A special fare has been granted by the railroad company, and it is expected that an immense : ,rowd will go out to McCabe and snjOy themselves, as the McCabe people do things in the proper man ler. The Republican complains that 'out-of-town disgruutled newspa- Ders" spell the name of the town iu which it is published P-h-e nix in- stead of P-h-o-e nix. The former s the correct way according to all standard works on orthography al though P-h-H-n-i-X is also per
  nitted. The Phenix way of spelling he name of the town viz; P-h-o-e- , nix, is without any authority ex- ,ept on the part of few newspaper sditors in that place. The JOURNAL MINER advises the mayor and com non council of that place to enact sn ordinance giving the correct photography of it, viz; P-h-e-n-i-x and make the misspelling of it by my paper puGlished in rhenix pun shable by fine for the first offense, and by fine and Imprisonment If the ; practice is persisted in. This would | bring some of those smart Aleck" { editors to their senses. Thomas R. Bard of Ventura, has been nominated by the republican caucus of the California legislature Tor United States senator.
 From Mondays Daily. Fleetwood Bell, rising young at .Orney of Kingman. is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. 1. Gardner, in Pres ,ASK