Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-07


 is not opposed tn your meeting, bu on the contrary, wishes you all tn notoriety you can get out of it.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Editor Tom Shultz left this after noon for Phenix on business trip.
 Louis Cornart and wife left fol San Francisco this morning.
 Joseph Wright went to Albuquer, que today.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey came ur or this mornings train from Phenix.
 R. Fleisher, of Nogales, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy came up ou this mornings train for a briel visit.
 Jos. H. Ccok. of Williamson val ley. left on yesterdays train for Castle Creek hot springs.
 John NJ. Hay, the new proprietor of the Mountain City drug store, has an announcement in this issue.
 Skull Valley is pulling with all her might and main to secure the proposed summer resort for Phenix tourists.
 Mrs. Charles O'Mally, of William son Va ley, IS spending few days in Prescott the guest Of J. R. Ashley and family.
 Neil NJ. Mcdonald has resigned his position with Sam Hil! and taken a position with Brown Bros. He went south this afternoon on busi- ness.
 F. R. Nichols. of Stanton. and Mrs. Mckay and Mrs. Hall of Fools Gulch came up on this mornings train to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. A. E. Warden.
 The proposition submitted some time since on the part of the editor of the JoURNAL-MNER t0 take parties interested Tn the summer resort to Spruce mountain and show them the beauties of it is still open. We have no selfish motive in the matter either.
 Golden Rule Chapter, O. F. &. installed officers last evening, after which a good social time was eu- joyed by members of the order and d large number of invited guests. This lodge IS in very Aourishing conditions.
 Geo. B. Upton, the Stanton min ing man, came in on this mornings train from the south. H- accOmpa- nied pr. A. E. Warden, who brought the remains of his wife to Prescott for burial.
 A wager was made last evening between two Prescott citizens in re- gard to the weather. One bet B that there would be neither rain or snow in this section for twenty-fOur days, the other putting up Sl0 against the proposition. Our sym pathies in the case are with the Sl0 man,
 Sam Greenwald left Prescott yes terday for Washington where he ex- poets to take up his residence. MT. was a member of Of the rough riders and was promoted from the ranks to lieutenancv for bravery at San Juan hill. Mir. Greenwald is good citizen and the JoURNAL-MisER wishes him success in his new home.
 Yesterday was ground hog day. to tradition. if the animal | sees his shadow on that day he re- turns to his hole and remains for six |. weeks, indicating stormy weather for that period. As ground hog day was for shadow making, ac- cQrding to this rule we may expect i stormy weather this mouth. but ! all signs are said to fail in dry | weather, and particularly in ArizonaI
 Owing to the illness of Rev. G. l w Cram the services at the NJ. E | Church tonight will be conducted | by Rev H w Peck. A change in the | of these services will be . made next week, when meetings will | be held only on Tuesday and Thurs day evenings instead of each night. | Rev. Peck has shown great zeal and ! Tn conducting these . services and has succeeded m awak- ening a deep religious interest in a great number of people.
 A Washington correspondent says; Senator Clark, of Montana, is the 1. most accomplished linguist in con- gress, although he had never had . the benefit of a college training. He obtained all of his education in the common schools st Mt. Pleas ant, Iowa, up to the time he was 2l years old. He acquired his knowl- edge of foreign tongues since he be- came lieh, and the study of French, German, Spanish and Italian has been a diversion from the meutal and physical labor of looking after his vast estates. He speaks, reads and writes all of the languages named and is familiar with their ht- erature,
 The Southern Pacific company i will open an office and bureau of in formation during the international
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