Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-13
From Thursday,s Daily.

1 Eugene F. Holden. an inmate of the county hospital. died at that place to- day.
 There will be a meeting of the hook and ladder company this evening at usual time and place.
 \ lodge of Knights of Pythias has been organized recently in Congress with good membership.
 The markets will be filled with muskmellOns within two weeks. The watermelon crop will be very early this season.-Enterprise
 The social dance given by Fried mans dancing class on Friday night will be held at Dake'S opera house. in stead of K. of P hall, as advertised. ] Friedman's dancing class will be held at Dake's opera house Friday evening. instead of K of F. hall. as advertised. All good people invited ! Dr. E. B. Perrin. of the Perrin Cat | tie company. at Williams. made q fly | ing business trip to Prescott yesterday. arriving on last nights train and returning this morning.
 The ladies of the Relief Corps de sire to extend their thanks to c. c. Ruffner. through this paper. for his | = for them on Memorial day. | Dr. Hendryx. the well known min | ing man. came in from his Empire mine this afternoon and will leave | for Jerome in the morning. After | a short visit there he will return to ] Los Angeles.
 The United MOderns will hold an i'm portant meeting tonight. There are , fsrhT Taf n | be initiated besides about a dozen new applications for membership. The order is making q marvellous growth l in Prescott.
 The board of trade of Phenix is en- deavoring to form q tourist trust with the chamber of commerce of Denver. The idea is to come to an un- derstanding whereby Denver will pull for PheniX as winter resCrt and Phe- nix for Denver as a place 10 spend the summer.
 The council committee on public grounds and buildings met at the city | hall yesterday afternoon and award ed the contract for changing the range of the large cannon on the plaza from the heavens to the earth. to the PheniX Iron Works for S195. The | inhabitants of Mars and the moon 1 having been sufficiently intimidated | for the last three years. now let the | FilipinOS and the enmies of this na- l ton look Out-Republican. | J. W. Curnes and son. Frank of Vii | liamson valley. were in town yester- day evening laying in a big stock of supplies for the ranch. They report things looking real well in their sec tiOn of the county. The ranges are still in good shape as q result of the spring rains
 George Brucker. an old and honOred i citizen of Yavapai county. in fact one of the first citizens of the county, hay ] ing lived at his present home on Syca- more creek the biggest part of the time for the past thirty years. is in 1 town today, making preparations to leave tomorrow for a trip to the coast of several weeks. In the thirty long years of his residence here he has never been out of the borders of the l county and says he is now going to | have a little rest and enjoy q few of the dollars he has so well earned. He says this is the dryeSt time he has ever seen during his long residence here and he wants to get to the Pa ! 1 enough. for once. The Journal-NIiner
 wishes him a most enjoyable trip and a safe return to his host of friends in Yavapai.
 F. Gregory, of Boston. is in the city.
 MT. Huffman, of Fools Gulch. is in
 town today
 i F. J. Morris leaves tomorrow for
 Los Angeles.
 w. !. Berger. Chicago. 1s registered at the Burke.
 A. F. Brown arrived yesterday from San Francisco.
 ! C. F. I.ampey came up from Phenix this morning. i c. W. Middleton left for san Fran cisco this morning.
 ' A. E. Boswell. of Los Angeles. k q guest of Hotel Burke.
 F. l.. Bartholomew and wife came up from Congress today.
 John B. Shea came in from San
 Francisco last evening. i II. Brown returned to PheniX. after
 a short visit in Prescott.
 C. E. Wing, of Stanford university. iS guest of Hotel Burke
 H. P. Anewalt k expected home
 from New York City tomorrow. I NJ. F.. and J. W. Joyce are registered
 at the Burke from EmmIttsburg, Md. R. l.. Wentworth, of Bland. New Mexico. k registered at Hotel Kast- ner.
 E. Lay. q citizen of the Oak Creek . country. was a Prescott visitor yester- l day
 J. II. Conovan and F. II. Meek came , over from Jerome on last evenings , train.
 | John H. Osborn. special agent for the government, left for Flagstaff this ? morning.
 . Sam Dennis. of Big Bug, and J. r. ? Score, of Walker. are registered at
 the Prescott house.
 k. C. HoOdling. Mayer; Chas. King,
 King of Arizona mine: John Mayer, ? Verde, are guests of the Brinkmeyer
 hotel.
 { Miss Ruth Opdyke leaves tomorrow
 morning for San Diego. California, s from which place she goes tO Ohio for a visit.
 From Fridays Daily.