Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-11

Now it is the Santa Fe Pacific
railroad that is reaching out for
water from the source of the Salt
River valleys supply. That com
pany has surveyors in the field to
carry the waters of Oak creek into
Flagstaff.
Rev. Joseph Smale, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, Los Angeles,
will preach in the Methodist Epis-
copal church, Sunday evening at s
O'Clock.
The Easter services at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, on Sunday,
April 10, will be of special interest.
The music will be of the best, the
choir being assisted by the orches-
ira, and in the evening by the Sab
bath school.
The Sunset Telephone company
completed its job of moving its ex
change TODAY 10 the old photograph
building. They have complete
new set of apparatus and are nicely
fixed for future business
Rev. J. w Weems, pastor Of tie
NJ. E. church south at Phenix, will
preach at the NJ. E. church south in
Prescott tomorrow.
Word comes from the Philippines
that James E. Murphy, formerly
member of the Rough Riders, and
who was shot through the jaw in
Cuba, had his arm shattered by a
bullet in the Philippines last month
while engaged i'll scouting duty.
District court opens in Flagstaff
next Monday Judge Sloan adj
/ iourned court in Kingman yester-
day and went direct to Flagstaff
without returning home.
Prof. Blandy has returned from
his visit east. He vas greatly ben
Gifted in health during his absence.
Phenix revels in mud. Ankle deep
the delighted pedestrian Stops along
the street, his face beaming and his
socks wringing vet. For once he
paIter was heard on the roof and
/ the cutters filled with slime and no
protest went up from the man with
\ holes in his shoes or who had lost
ms umbrella. As the mud deepened
the smiles on the faces of the people
/ broadened. For once the thorough
! fares of the town became a veritable
"hOg wallow" and no man thought
about abusing tie city marshal or
blaming the city council for not hav-
ing maeadamized the streets. Re
publican.
From Mondays Daily.
w. S. Constable is in town again.
TIE Bryan fund now amounts to
$500.
Kay Barrett is in town from Min
nehaha.
Finest line of candies in the city
at Ed. Shumate's. 12-1S-t6
Shumate is now serving oysters,
coffee and lunch. A
D. Baird, of St. Louis, is a guest
of Hotel Bourke.
Oysters cooked in all styles at
Shumate's. 4 4
A. w. Edwards has returned from
visit of several days in Phenix.
1t is reported that some of the
parties mixed up in the Cobre
Grande affair in Mexico, have been
put an Jail at Arispe.
Ice cream of all favors at Shu-
mates. 4 4
The work of building the Bryan
platform has commenced. A lot OF
evergreens have been hauled to the
plaza for decoration purposes.
Sweet cream for table use at Shu-
mates. IA
) Flagstaff cast 81 votes at the
recent town election.
Saroni's, Bishops and Neyin':
candies, chocolates and creams al
Shumate's. If
There was a killing frost last
night, ice forming on water which
was exposed.
Saronis celebrated Gold Label
candies, none finer; to be found al
Shumates. 43
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Middleton
went down to Wickenburg on Sat
urday's tram to Mr.. Middleton:
mining camp.
Shumate uses only Chase & San
! born's seal brand coffee. f.
All Mark Master Masons are in
, vited to attend the meeting this
evening at s o'clock.
5 Lincoln Fowler, the we'll know
melon raiser of Phenix, and Senator
, Freeze of the same city, will leav,
! shortly for Cape Nome.
The Dividend and independence,
mines are on the market for sale
The Dividend Gold Minins
company has no claim on the Divi
dend mine, For information in
> qu;re of M. j. Hickey or D. c
Thorne, Burke hotel. 4-2x6