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

tended after the dre were certainly
 most gratifying to our people and it
 showed a generous and PhiIanthropic
 spirit on the part of the people making
 them. It was more gratifying that no
 case of suffering or want sxis;sd and that an of the sufferers were able Sp take care of themselves.
 Ed. HarreIl. who was injured by the fan cf a wooden Awning on office TOW on the night of the fire remains in q lcritical condition. He has partially re- covered consciousness but still ramhles eonsiderably in his talk. The doctors have hopes of pulling him through all right in due course of time. though his recovery will ee slow. 7
 A private letter to friends in this city from Colonel Alex O. Brodie dated at Pennington. \. l.. July r.. says. "I was deeply grieved yesterday to learn through the papers of disastrous fire In Prescott. The report was very meaEer and should like to know some of the particulars. desire to extend my sympathy for the town"
 Isr L. c Gonzales, the weu-knowu dentist. left this afternoon for a grip east on business. and during his ah- sence his office VIII be cI0sei tempor- ariiy. The time of his absence win be indeiini'e. depending upon the time it will require to accompiisi the business He may return within two weeks and u may require three or four months.
 An International Wheat Corner" by ]. D whslpley, in August McCiure's. gives a somewhat startlinE proposition made not hong ago by the Russian gov ernment to the United S;stSs whereby the two nations shculd control the wheat supply of the entire world and fix its price at uniform rate which should never fluctuate These details have never before been made public.
 ]. W. Brown has severed his cannec- ton with the BaShferd- Barnister plumbing department and wtil in & few days have shop which vFill he built for him. with a full Ine of plumbing material and a complete tin shop, and wili be fully prepared to m,s.; pFDinptly all orders with which he is favored. Telephone Nc. ssA ,1 7-sa-f
 Jake Marks left this afternoon for san Francisco to make arrangements for rebuilding on the site formerly oc, cu9ied by J. W. Wilson. Jake Marks wholesale house sEd the Journal Miner office The building will he the same sine as the old one. but the rooms win extend the entire distance of the iot back to the alley.
 The hrst building tc go up since the hte Is nearing completion. IL was start ed last Saturday. FitEsimmonS & On are doing. the brick work and Hummer burhans the carpenter work. tt Ia i"Sated on SoStex street on the alley back of the former Prescott Na,iop,, bank building and will be used for restaurant
 United States Attorney R. r.. Ns1rrt- | son and Attorneys Campbell & .Ieb | nave Jo Fhe c,Iff 9weiiers Owing .o the unssfe condition of the buiiainr ,n which they are located they now enter and leave their offices by means ,s lsa- uers tn the rear and climbing over nh. r0ot of coal shed Their clients s-. respectfully notified of this mode of in sTesS
 ;, '. sturtevant and Engineer U I
 FNN W NAfir~t8ttN AAfef noon ! '" examine spring fro..s which n Is an abundant water supply for 'ne town can be obiaineJ. Il, k heated ih 'ae vicinity of Williamson valley '"en'y-three miles from town. and il, ts canned the water can he brought ,o town ey gravity. should this prove correct and should the ameun, nf wats, claimed exist there. it is the most prar. ''Va' proposition vet received
 A Prisoner Among the FYlipinos. s me utle of Lseu,enan, Cnn,nap5 James C' Gilmore's account of his ex- ,A"fuinary experiences in the Philin. ,anes, which begins tn the August Me. I lures Lieutenant Gilmore was can 2 .urea oy savage trit'es while out fin a | ,hah boat with scouting psrty oo 9 ne coast cf LuEon. He had more than '"e narrow escape from death Far eNesal months these men tr,vela,, of miles through the heart os .uAoh' enduring unspeakahle hard. \ nips' with no prospect of escst-. iron, n aNtul late at the hands of bIo,5. airSlS Tsgsls. The illustratioas by R. Leigh after the authors avn Ae'enes are marvelcusly graphic,