Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-18
Andrew Peterson is in town from

Stanton.
Joseph AIyea died very suddenly
at the Three-Mile house on Monday.
He had been in town and was on his
way to his placer claims on Lynx
creek and stopped at the above place
during the night. Soon after aris-
ing on Monday morning he fell over
dead. He was "a years old and had
resided in this section ever since
1868.
Prayer services will be held at the
Methodist church tonight, instead
of tomorrow night, on account OF
the Bryan meeting tomorrow night.
The special Bryan train will leave
at o'clock tomorrow morning, re-
turning Will arrive at $50 p. m.
Rev. Joseph Smale, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Los Angeles,
California, will conduct services at
the Baptist church tonight. Every
body is cordially invited.
Miss Ruth Opdyke issgiving excel
lent satisfaction as principal of the
Jerome school.
Rev. Smale will conduct the pray
er meeting services at the Baptist
church this evening in the absence
of Chaplain Scott, who left Monday
for Phenix. The Chaplain will at
tend the Baptist association, which
will be held in Mesa on Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday, and will preach
there on Sunday. Mrs. Scott will
conduct the Easter services here On
Sunday morning, The evening ser
vices will be devoted to the B. Y. P.
.. society An Easter program OF
music, readings and recitations will
be given.
From Thursdays Daily.
z. W. Howard left for Fort Worth
Texas, this morning. After four
days sojourn there with his parents
he will go direct to San Francisco,
en- route to Cape Nome.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe announces the completion of its
new line into San Francisco, the
company now having its own rails
from Chicago to San Francisco. 1t
further stated that the road would
be ready to handle freight via the
new line May 1, but it is not ex-
pected that passenger trains will be
run before July L.
The BRYAN special left Phenix at
Las o'clock, just As minutes late.
The band gave a concert on the
plaza this afternoon commencing at
8 o'clock.
A. Goldberg, the Phenix ner-
chant, is stopping at Hotel Burke.
DR.. F. ]. Hart and DR.. Kaul of
Jerome, are registered at the Burke.
There was dearth of news around
the court house today, the majority
of the democratic officials there be
ing engaged in preparing for the
Bryan meeting
6. W. Middleton come up this
morning from his mining camp near
Wickenburg.
Mayor E. E. Ellinwood. of Flag
staff, is in town.
The fire whistle will blow this
evening on the arrival of the Bryan
special from the south.
The Yavapai Stock Growers as
ISOLATION is in session today.
Today's train brought a delega
ton of sixty people in from Jerome.
Secretary c. 81. Akers announced
late this afternoon that he is can
didate FOR delegate to the republi-
can natiodal convention to be held
at Philadelphia June 19-Phenix
Enterprise.
The town is dressed in Fourth of
July holiday attire.
Clouds are gathering for another
storm.
A telegram in our contemporary
this morning says that 6. W. HUI l
/ has been re-arrested in New York.
Mr.. Hul's counsel has secured a
writ of habeas corpus returnable be-
fore the New York supreme court.
Col. E. A. Rogers is due to arrive
in Prescott this evening at o'clock
by special train on the 'TAXLESS."
T. NJ. Earnhart of Kirkland, is
said to be quite seriously i'll and is
confined TO his room. He had en-
gagged room for himself and wife
to visit Prescott to attend the Bryan
meeting but was compelled to can
eel the order for it.
Virgil carp is in town today on a
business trip.
Judge and Mrs. j NJ. Murphy of
Kiugman, are IN town to attend the
Bryan meeting.
John McCarty, the well known
lion hunter, was married recently to
Miss Lille S. Sparks of Pinal county.
A lodge Of the Fraternal Brother
hood was instituted last night by
! c. P. Dandy, supreme president of
the order. The lodge starts in with
a good membership composed of
many of the most prominent citi-
zens of the town.
S. c. Dunlap, W. r. Orr and Sid
F. Monk, of Phenix, are at the
Burke.
Remember that the Apron and
Necktie bail of the Women's Relief
corps will take place this evening.
Remember that the Women's Re
lief corps Apron and Necktie ball
will take place this evening.
A delegation of Coconino people
will escort Mr.. Bryan from Ash Fork
TO the New Mexico line.
Percy Armitage has taken charge
of the Corner drug store news stand.
Alex Cordiner came in from Jerome
with the Elk candidates yesterday.
Jacob Henkle is in town from his
mining camp in the Bradshaw
mountains.
From Fridays Daily
Thomas Campbell, of Walnut
GROVE is in town.
Nose Drachman, of Phenix, is a
visitor t. Prescott.
A Mexican committed suicide on
south Granite street yesterday
morning by cutting his throat with
a razor.
Miss Elva Haskell is in town from
Cottonwood where she has been en-
gagged teaching school.