Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-21
FRIDAYS DAILY

A. c. Oliver will have his examina- tion of packers tomorrow afternoon.
 George Ruffner's condition is slightly improved today.
 Geo. T. Milner is in town from Zonia.
 W. T. Little is in town from his mining camp in Big Bug district.
 Frank Leclllider came in from Providence yesterday.
 United States Attorney R. E. Nor rison is in Phenix on official busi- ness.
 The heating apparatus for the Law Ter block has been shipped, and is ex- pected here now within few days.
 Mrs. Ida Mehrens, formerly of this county, was married recently in Fl Paso to A. Kelly, of that place.
 Mrs. H. P. Anewalt has returned from visit of several months in the east greatly improved in health.
 Richard Graham, father of Mrs. w. P. Covillaud, arrived in Prescott a few days since for a visit with his daughter.
 A rain storm or a snow storm would be welcome visitor just now. The dust is getting to be very uncomfort- able.
 Abraham Lincoln" will be the sub ject at the literary session of the NJ. E. L. NJ. Society at the Methodist church tonight. All are welcome.
 Hon. Tom. Davis, the energetic clothing man, dropped into Prescott this afternoon to supply the wants of his customers.
 In runaway accident in Kirkland valley recently Mrs. c. W. Sager was thrown from the buggy and had her shoulder dislocated.
 Miss Olive Fisher will leave for Phenix on Monday to remain until after the carnival, which will be held there next month.
 The announcement of William G. GastOn appears in this issue as a can didate for city assessor. Mir. Gaston has been a resident of Prescott for a great many years, is well known and popular. He is thoroughly compe- tent, too, to fill the position of asses sor.
 Manager Wagner, who has charge of Dake's opera house, was film fammed" by the Harry Corson Clarke company, despite the fact that he had fixed the price of reserved seats at Sl.50 in anticipation of Clarke's ap- pearance.
 Frank Hart's son, aged about 12 or 13 years, met with quite a serious ac- cident last evening about , o'clock. He was riding a bicycle and in mak- ing turn near the depot his wheel slipped out from under him, throwing him violently to the ground. He struck on his head just over the tenn pie, rendering him unconscious, from which he did not recover until this morning. His condition today is con sidered favorable.
 At the territorial convention of the Arizona W. C. T. U., which has been in session the past two days, the fol ] lowing officers were elected: Mrs. Imogene LaChance. Phenix. presi- dent; Mrs. A. B. Buckley, Phenix, vice president; Mrs. Frances Willard | Munds, Prescott, corresponding sec retary; Mrs. Maude \. Tomlinson. Tempe, recording secretary; Mrs. $. l D. Wilbur, Mesa, treasurer.
 The only insurance on property destroyed in the big July conilagra- ton, of which payment has been re- fused, has been that on the property owned by the Bashford estate. amount ing to about SlS,0OO or Sl9.OOO. The company carrying this insurance, it is said, have refused payment on account of some alleged technicality. and suit will at once be instituted for its col lection. This action of the insurance company has somewhat hampered and delayed Coles A. Bashford ih rebuild ing OH the corner of Cortez and Cur ley streets.