Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-06
From Thursdays Daily.

Kelly X Stevens have a sraphOphOne
IN their place of business and give
daily concerts with it.
Treat the census enumerator courte-
ously and answer all the questions he
asks. He will not ask any that he is
not required to.
The south wall of the old Bank of
Arizona building was thrown over last
evening The operation attracted the
usual number Of spectators.
If Prescott intends TO celebrate the
Fourth Of July it is high time that it
vas getting Il move on itself in the
way Of making preparations
T. Heyman X Co. Of Phenix. have
received an order from General H G.
otis. Of the Los Angeles Times. for a
very beautiful onyx mantel. for the
Times business office. The above firm
win manufacture it 10 order.
The United Verde Copper company
~ Jerome advertiSes in this issue for
bids for from 10000 TO 100000 stulls
o he delivered at the rate of 900 per
month. This is an item of interest to
S5ull cutters and contractors.
4 brother of AIrs.R.C- Powers died re-
Gently in Jerusalem very suddenly. He
was making a tour of the world with
his wife and daughter and had reached
the above place when his death oc-
Cured. He was a very wealthy man
and left over half a million dollars 10
charity
The second excursion of the season
to the seaside viii pass through Pres
colt tomorrow Quite a number of
tickets had been sold at . o'clock this
afternoon and several more had spoken
for tickets but had not yet purchased
them.
friends of their occupants and We're
Strewn with flowers. Those of the
late Mrs. b. NJ. Belcher and of 5. p
Behan We're particularly noticeable for
their floral decorations. which We're
very profuse.
Henry Y. MaSSena and Mrs. Arabella
Scott were married in Prescott. May
IS by Rev. HarcOurt w Peck.
Rev. Harcourt W. Peck. pastor of
5he First Methodist Episcopal church.
Prescott. received the scholastic de
cree Of : T. D. doctor of Sacred
Theology. on Wednesday, May %.
IN old citizen of Prescott remarked
today that the climate of Arizona is
changing and that in twenty years
from now il VIII be impossible. for a
white man To live here owing TO a
scarcity Of water He figures it out
hat the dry spell of the last year or
.wo Is but the commencement of a
long period of drouth. which will grow
worse until there will not he sufficient
water here TO maintain life.
Al Vroome has recently received a
number Of curios from the Philippine
Islands and from Japan. the gift of
his brother. Eugene VroOme, who
served in the Philippines with Mon
tana regiment. The latter is a well-tO-
( do citizen of Butte. but when the call
for Philippine volunteers came he en-
listed and went 10 Manila He says
that he enjoyed excellent health all the
time ne WIS there
Z. W. Ginett went to Phenix this
afternoon.
T. J. Hines. of Jerome. is a guest OF
Hotel Burke
f. y O'Brien is in town from hi,
mining camp.
~ II. Wood of Phcnix. came up OIL
This mornings train
Larry Dugan. the war veteran OF
the Aqua Fria. is in town
Mr.. and Mrs Friedman will leave
in the morning for California.
+ J. F. Horne will 90 to san Diego
on tomorrow's excursion. for a briei
vacation
Ben Clay. Jerome's famous meat anC
produce dispenser. is visiting Pres
colt today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Buckman. Jr., O
Groom creek. We're in town today pur
chasing supplies.
George Sutherland will leave on to
e morrow mornings train for Chicago I,
; have an operation performed for ap
] pendicitis.
p !. G. HerndOn and ). L. Pattee re
{ turned this morning from attending
. session of the code commission in Phe
p nix
p r. Z. Wells returned last evening
p from a visit to Pueblo. Colorado
. where his father is very sick. Tn
latter is over 20 years old.
Mrs. r. II. Burmister returned yestel
@ day evening from her visit to Oakland
Governor r. c. Powers left today 70