Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01


 ,tpel office and plant cf that city have been destroyed by fire. The sentinel Is | one of The oldest papers in the territdry The Journal Miner extends sympathy ss It is in a posttiea 10 kss0~ how U is itself Nst A. G. Oliver has received the follow ing notIce from Washington; Wanted. by the q. s government. paskerS Co go Co the Philippines or China PHy-PseS- masters. sleo month: cArgodoFes. tse a month: packeys. tso a month Ra- | tions and transportation furnished.
 Prof \. J. Matthews win leave to- morroN afternoon for Flagstaff to meet Prof Taylor. og the northern normal school there and some of the members of the board to arrange the course Of study and PlSR the work cf the next school year in she tWo normal schools Kay Rarr~tt is directing the work of removing the debrls frosn the Burke ruins and is making an excellent show lInE. ar. Barrett for years in san Fran cisco vas superintendent of a large wrecking company and says that he fleets perfectly al home again.
 Dr. and Mrs LentE. of Phenix. sailed on July 70 for Europe The doctor will attend the dentistry aSsochgtien al Parir from August to IS. after which they viii vlsis Germany and SwltEsr- land and other points of interest in Eu- rope.
 Messrs Burke & Hickey have men and teams at work clearing away the debrs from the old Rotei Burke. The new structure which they propose 10 erect will take in the lots south of the former building. The new building N'iil be modern in all Of its appointments. ! People who saffer because their grocerymzn gives skSrt weights and measures might b. Comforted In adopt Ing the Chinese belief in purgktory The celeStIais believe that the devil pun ishes such offences by hanging the guilty ones on big hooks over roaring furnaces.
 The report of the United States grand were investigated. resulting in three in- dictments. Two of these were for vio- lstion Of the EdmuDds act and one for selling liquor to Indians Two eases were dismissed and one vas referred to the next grand jury.
 The residence of Mr. and Mrs- Y. A. Stephens on Granite street has been sold to the proprietor of the Phenix sa- loon for tsaeo cash and the new owner has taken charge. Considering the lo- esIity and the condition of the build ing. this price Is simply assoundinE. 1 ! Ernest Walker. one of the leading and most rells5ie real estate and loan brokers Of Phenix. and who is nov staying atIros springs. hes tleo.ooo to place on Prescott property. Address him st Iron spring.. Arizona. or call at this oshce. tf
 The fear of eholeta and the plague renders many ef ;he natives of India hearIiess. A correspohdent wrstes that when a member of fantly Is attacked by the disease he CT she ls shut fe the house with a pitcher of water. and lef, to die.
 All reports frO1i Cape Nome say that the country h svfully unhealthy and everybody there Is sickly. Taking everything into consideratisa we think Nome is a very good place to keep away 1 from and we hop~ thal ArszonanS wifi give this region wide berth
 Jesse PaBips died at the county hes pitai today and will be buried tomorrow at . e'etSSk from Logaa's undertaking pAriors- Decessed vas well known In Prescott having resided here Tor a number of years. While he was always known by the above name his correct name was John Wesley.
 Fred Ref Is one of the most phIFo- sophicsi ana good natured sufferers in the city. ana is sailing along as smoth- V as ever in his soRsoFlsi parlors. While g.ving patrons excellent service. Nike many others Is anxious to get back to hts old stand. which he states VIII be one of the best equipped in ArisOna-
 Captain W. Bade Di WIsnar. ..the well Known explorer. is oFEanizing and ex- petition Co start Bext month for Franz Joseph Land. to seek trsers of Andree and to obtain intelligence of the Duke ot Ahruxzi. Corneltp Manxl the Italian writer and trsveier. w4il accompany the party.
 Mrs. Florence Fclt1. the clothes cleaner. has loaated al sis north Marina street. opposite the Catholhc church where she will be pleased to see her o,s patrons and sny new ones who hsve anything in her line of work.
 Reports from Yuma are that on Ju,v -S Ri'ey's srocery store. the Yuma Sen. unel building and plant. Recep,ion S.- loon. Chinese laundry. GiIroy's saloon hiiton's hardware store, yendoms bo- 'e' and Aiton's residence were an ae. struyed by a fire 0|
 The Arizona Miner had it's serand baptism of Ire ia the recent conn.xra- lion it comes smiling. as usual fyor, the flames. although lt must he ad- mi'ted that iss present smile is no, sx broad and cheerful as R might be. b,,, | II VIII ee all right ssatn wa,h,r month
 Mrs C. $. Scott. of Phenix who -s,,. up To Prescott a few days aEo to vixi, hef sister Mrs wm. Matthews. also ot Phenix. but who has been vl.i,Ins friends hers for some time. re,urnsS | home last night and vas aoeonpa nIs,t | by her sister. ''eH
 new ten-horse power ,hr..,. machine arrived in Jerome on T,,es,,.S Ilom Buffalo, New York. consigned ,s w '" Nichols. that cost in the no,,e