Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-07
From Thursdays Daily.
March came in like a lamb.

From Thursdays Daily
 March came in like lamb.
 Illustrated Bible lecture at tie Methodist church tonight.
 For bargains in household goods attend the auction tomorrow.
 Auction tomorrow at the residence of $. c. Smith.
 The south bound train is reported seven hours late today.
 W. c. Parsons of Met abe is Tn town.
 A. E. Hinton is in town on his eriodical visit.
 J. W. Welsh of Hot Springs June tiol Is al Hotel Burke.
 Col. NJ. H. McCord has gone to Washington to work for statehood
 "Too Much Money" tomorrow night at the opera house.
 Miss Irene Martin went over to Jerome this morning for brief visl'.
 Mir. aud Mrs. 4. W Edwards wit arrive on tonight's delayed traiu from Los Angeles.
 Do you want a frst-class dinner set at auction prices? If so go to the auction tomorrow.
 The |. O. O. F. grand encamp- ment of ArIzona will meet in Globe on the 9th of next month.
 Fine furniture and chinawale will be sold at tomorrow's auction 1 he purchaser fixes his own price on it.
 Nearly S2.OOO was paid in yester- day on the street grading assess ments.
 Uniformed mail carriers were on the streets today, giving the place sort of metropolitan air.
 Read the list of articles to be sold at Tinsler's sale tomorrow. See ad- vertisement.
 Judge Stocker is getting better and will be able to be around again ID day or two.
 Rev. Louis Halsey and daughter returned to Pheuix yesterday eve ming after short visit ln Prescott. J. W. Norton today purchased the freightiug outfit of Al. Vroome which has been advertised in the JoURNAL-MNER.
 MT. and Mrs. s. c. Smith will sell all their household effects at auction tomorrow. G. F. Tinsler, auction ger.
 A man IS reported to have taken an overdose of morphine yesserdav with suicidal intent, but was snatched from the jaws of death by vigorous treatment.
 The Goebel mourning draPery has been torn of the Kentucky state house at Frankfort-presumably by democrats to furnish themselves with political capital against the re- publicans.
 A. G. Wells and his brother, Jack Wells, who have been visiting their brother, R. E. Wells, ,bave been down the line of the railroad on hunting expedition. They are spending to- day in Phenix.
 The funeral of the late Jerry O'NeilI will take place tomorrow, Friday. at 10 o'clock a. m. from the Catholic church. Friends and ac- ouaintances are invited to attend.
 It is rarely that parties have an opportunity to purchase at auction the quality of goods which will be offered tomorrow afternoon at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. s. c. Smith.
 Jeff Davis aud Shorty" Lacey as sisted a man out Of sewer ditch into which he had fallen, Tuesday night. The man was pretty badly skinned about the head and face, and reported at the sheriff's office that he had been held up and robbed.
 A meeting of the county demo- cratic central committee has been called to meet in the court house in Prescott on Wednesday, the Eth day of March, at p. m., for the purpose of electing a secretary, vice J. w.. Norton resigned,a and to elect mem Der of said committee to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Robert M. Rodgers.
 Men are at work near Tempe dig ging and shipping canaigre from the csnaigre farm which started there about three years ago. This is the first crop taken from the land. It is estimated that it will produce about 1000 tons of the plant. It is being shipped to San Francisco and thence the most of it will be shipped to Europe.
 From Fridays Daily.