Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
From WednesdaY's Daily.

Boating is the rage at the DellS. Picnic next Sunday at the DellS 1 Be sure and take a swim at the Dells
 next Sunday. Its immense.
 The weather is suggestive of sum mer now. again.
 Remember the social to be given by
 the dancing class Friday night at the ! K of r. hall.
 The Prescott Electric company con tinues to make improvements to their | telephone and electric light systems.
 The members of the dancing class will have a social dance at the K. of | r. hall Friday night Don't miss it. W. T. Baker has just been granted
 SS per month pension and S7OO back pay on account of his Mexican war service.
 Senator Hoar has reported from the
 judiciary committee a bill increasing
 the salary of the justices of the su- preme court of Arizona to 5000 each.
 John \. Lyons, of Jerome. and Miss Addie Bird. of Virginia. were married
 at the former place few days since by Father Quetu. assisted by Father ! McNally. of Oakland.
 Delegate Wilson's bill authorizing 1 the Arizona Water company to con Struct a power plant on the Pima In
 dian reservation has been reported | favorably to the house.
 The trains will leave for the Dells
 next Sunday at 10 and o'clock. the | last one returning at 6:30 D. m. Good musical concert all afternoon. Bath ing and boating.
 1 Burhans X Son set up a fine lunch ] for visitors at the DelIs every Sun | day between 12 and G o'clock They
 also have ice cream and cake, straw | berries and cream and serve cold
 lunches at all hours of any day. The democratic primaries in Jerome
 passed off very quietly, there being
 but one ticket in the field. which called
 out 92 votes. The ticket was straight | NOrTiS.-News.
 Isaac Anderson and Mrs. Lucy Nel-
 son. both residents of Yavapai county.
 were married this afternoon by Pro i bate Judge C. r. Hicks.
 Some of the clevercSt people in the ! business are with "The Girl from Chili' company which will appear at
 The opera house next Tuesday evening. May %
 Work is progressing on tne Improve
 mcntS of the Iron Springs summer re- sort. The contracts are said to have. ! been let for the construction of four | teen cottages in addition to thei tents which will be erected. The railroad
 company has just completed its spur ! for the resort
 Joseph Schwartz of BiShee has been awarded contract from the Cobre
 Grande Copper company for the con
 struction of two water tanks of 25.- OG0 gallons each.
 Reserved seats will be on sale Satur- | day morning. at the Corner Drug store
 for The Girl from Chilli" Secure your
 seats early as this will probably be the | last company tO visit Prescott this sea son.
 The quarterly conference of the NJ | r. church will be held TOmOrrow even | ing immediately after the regular prayer meeting. This will be followed | by short session of the Sunday school board of the church. Superintendent
 \. A. Thompson will be in attendance. Forest Rangers Thayer and Kneipp ! took a trip out to the Copper Basin 1 ccuntry yesterday to examine that sec l tian of the forest reserve. in search of auy stray sheep that might be found | grazing there. They did not find any
 Levy X Ccompany. one of the pio-
 neer merchantile establishments Of ] 1as 1.rr.s ] and stock of goods on the corner of 1 Third street and Madison avenue to a | firm of Yuma capitalists and will re- ! tire from business.
 NogaleS is to have telephone sys- | tenn with all the modern improvements. | Charles F. HOff. of Tucson, and A. H. ! Hayser. of the Sunset Telephone com pany. were in NogalcS last week mal- ! ing arrangements 10 install the same ] Star.
 There is well sustained rUmOr
 of the incubating of an important iT- rigation enterprise tributary 10 Tue son which will mean if carried to a conclusion the reclamation of large and productive area of land in the l Tucson basin.-Star.
 II is said that the Halderman broth arS are experiencing some difficulty 10 secure sufficient financial backing | from relatives in which 10 perfect their appeal to the United States supreme | court. Unless the appeal is perfected | the next step will be the re-sentencing
 10 death of the condemned prisoners at the coming term of court here next 1 month.-ProSpectOr.
 ! ". w. Dickinson. resident of Tue
 son. Arizona. is passing through Pres 1 colt with his two talented little daugh-
 teTs. 13 and II years of age. Intending
 tO place them in an eastern conServa-
 tory of music. and has consented to
 assist in a concert to be given by the l X. O. T.. W. and w. O. W. on May 25. at Dake'S opera house. Prescott. While in Prescott. IT. W. Stephens. ] of tEe Troy group of mines. secured
 the services of John J. Coleman as fore
 man of those mines. Mir Coleman was ! foreman of the McCabe' mines for a
 long time. and is q well known and ' well informed mining man of this i county and has resided here for many years. MT. Coleman went down this | afternoon 10 assume his duties. The following delegates were chosen
 to represent the PinaI democracy at 1 the territorial democratic convention: | George F. Blair. W. Y. Price. George l F. Truman. Thomas f. Weeden and C. D. Reppy; alternateS. Alex. Baker. ! Willis Black. William Beard. W. W. | Wilson. W. C. Truman. The conven- l ton endorses George r. Blair for dele gate to the Kansas City convention and l T1sE-an and frna SilVaTs John W. Brown. an emplOye of the ] =. r. repair shops at Yuma, was found dead near the south end of the levee. l He had drawn months pay and sought oblivion in drink until his re- ] sources were entirely expended and IafterwardS met death in a dose of laud- anum. Deceased was the man whom l Jerry Cerino proclaimed as his aven@- i ing Nemesis. the latter labOril@ un- ! der the deluSion that Brown was con 1 rinually seeking his life and position. ! Jerry k now an inmate of an asylum and Brown has gone to that iand from ! whose bourne no traveller returns. The
 deceased came berc from Tucson Sentinel.
 Mrs. F.. A. Goble has gone to Cali
 forna.
 Mrs. E. F. Snider, of Mayer. is in
 town for a few days.
 Dennis 4. Burke has returned from
 a trip east on mining business. ! C.oY.,r. [ I-ordvcp of NOuugstOVn