Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-13
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Today's southbOund train is reported six hours late.
 The new railroad at Rock Butte has been completed.
 There will be no services in the Con eregational church tomorrow.
 Mrs. W. II. Conard. of Flagstaff. died ill Los Angeles last Sunday
 Jerome has subscribed about 5000 for a Fourth of July celebration.
 Reese NJ. Ling has been chosen as the Fourth of July orator at Congress.
 Tonight is the regular meeting of the Degree of Honor All members urged to be present.
 Alfred DeKuhn, of Cherry Creek is in Jerome. being treated for very severe case of measles.
 The young peoples class of the NJ F. church gave another of their pleas ant sOcialS in the church parlorS last evening.
 Miss Clara Criley entertained q num- Der of her friends last evening. Cards. music and refreshments made up a very pleasant evening
 The Cooley theatrical company passed through Prescott yesterday to play q summers engagement at the Park theatre in PheniX.
 Henry Schuerman. of Oak Creek. in forms the Jerome Reporter that the indications are excellent for a heavy fruit crop in that section this year.
 Worth and Tommy RybOn arrived overland yesterday from Agua Cali ente. where they have. with their mother been spending several months.
 The dancing class held another en- jOyable social dance last evening in the opera house It is the intention of the class to form themselves into a club and hold regular weekly dances.
 D. L. Connor. the osteopath physi- elan of PheniX. passed through Pres colt yesterday with his bride. en route to Flagstaff. where they will reside during the summer.
 Mrs. Harriet Bourke died in King man yesterday afternoon. aged 13 years Her remains will arrive on to- days train and the funeral will take place in Prescott
 Al Morris had the misfortune yes terday to run d piece of tin into his hand. Nothing was thought of il un- til today when his hand began to swell and show serious symptoms. It was dressed by a physician and will probably soon be all right again.
 A. Borders. the undertaken, has re gently had his undertaking parlorS enlarged and fixed up considerably and painted on the outside. He has added an operating room which he is supply ing with all the best apparatus for at tending to any work ill his line.
 The gratifying intelligence comes from Chicago that the condition of President D. B. Robinson. of the Frisco railroad. iS somewhat improved and the physicians and the family are yet hopeful of his recovery. MT. Rob inson has a host of friends all through the southwest who will be pleased with this news.
 Hon. Russell A. Alger and party changed their plans last evening and instead of going out today to visit the Yaeger canyon mines. as originally in tended. they left by special train last night for PheniX. They will take a trip around the valley there this morn ing and will return to Prescott again either this evening or tomorrow.
 By late ruling of the department all persons wishing to graze horses or cattle upon the Grand Canyon re- serve are required to obtain a permit. A. B. Herman. supervisor of this re serve. has all the necessary blanks for this purpose.-Flagstaff Gem.
 The United States marine hospital service has a doctor stationed at Yuma. also one at Needles to prevent plague patients from getting away from Cali fornia. It is almost of daily occur renee for them to turn Chinese pas sengers back.
 Farrell Herman announced today his intention of going on the road to put his four-legged chicken on exhibition. He has mapped his route out to Con- gresS, thence to PheniX and Los An geles. from where he says he will take a twist to san Francisco.
 Williams iS making great prepara- tions for a Fourth of July celebration. Among the features of the celebration will be an excursion to the Grand canyon over the new railroad. The . road is completed now to within fifteen | miles of the canyon.
 , The Jerome Reporter has discover l ed that there is one big difference in the way persons write when they know that they will not be held respOnsi- hle. and when the editor of a paper f -l, cfoud ono1 for if nuriuo tho Ia S1