Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-10
From Fridays Daily.

Judge R. E Sloan left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Duncan Clark's female minstrels at the opera house tonight.
 Spider and Fly at the opera house Saturday night.
 Forty people with the Spider and Fly Co.
 The indications are good for a continuation of the storm.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Nash, of Will Hanson valley, were in town today.
 Ed. NJ. Foltz came in from Crowned King yesterday.
 Alfred Carrigan, the we'll known Jerome miner, is in town.
 Gus. Riemer, the we'll known sheep man, is visiting Prescott.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford came up from the south on this mornings train.
 Commencing on January 2, 1900, money orders can be drawn on any part of Old Mexico.
 Duncan Cark's minstrels travel in their own priva.e car. They appear at the opera house tonight. See them.
 c. c. Hutchinson, a prominent sheep man of Coconino and Yava- pal counties, is in Prescott circulat- ing among his numerous friends.
 T. A. Dunshee left for the Buster mine today, accompanied by Joseph Levitte, of New York.
 A double wedding occurred in Phenix yesterday, the parties being Allen Ralph and Miss Annie l.. Brown, and J. C, Tovrea and Miss Kittie G. Harter, all of Congress.
 Robert Bradshaw, the railioad machinist, who was shot recently i1 Phenix. died from the effect of the wounds about sixteen hours after the shooting.
 Mrs. Bertha Spears, of San Fran cisco, now visiting at her former : home in Prescott, who Las been under the doctors care for the pas few days, is improving somewhat. [ NJ. c. Hart, a prominent citizer of Crowned King, is in town, th' guest of Hotel Burke. MT. Hart il engaged in merchandising in th' above live camp, and in addi ton dispenses justice.
 E. Townsend, who is engaged il
 mining on Castle creek, is spending
 a few days in Prescott. Mir. Town . send was formerly engaged in th'
 cattle business in Montana, but be came fascinated with mining anC
 has mill now in operation in tn above district.
 k S. Douglas recently purchased
 the Brodie residence on Mt. Vernon
 street, adjoining the residence O :. Hugo Richards, and has moved hi family into it, where they will re
 side in future.
 NJ. H. Gallagher, the we'll know 6 young Chicago attorney, partner o
 G. W. Kretsinger, has been ln tow D for several days conducting the tak e ing of dispositions in one of tn
 Crowned King cases. r. Dr. Arthur E. Prince, Of Spring 2 " field, H., celebrated specialist fo
 the eye, ear and throat, arrived i Prescott a few days since and 'i now out in the Bradshaw mountain ,' where he is interested in som '' mines. Dr. Prince is en route t a California on a pleasure trip an g stopped of in Prescott as an inc
 dent of the journey. It The first annual account of th D administrator of the estate of Phi le Hippo Muzio was filed today in tt
 probate court for settlement. It W;
 set for hearing January F. m The returns on account of the ga s of real estate has been filed in tt
 probate court by Dan L. Robinso
 guardian of the Robinson minor ;e It has been set for hearing on Jan % ary 17. The real estate consists 'o land in Maricopa county near Mes , An order was made and entered .n .' the probate court today dischargir I II Jos. w. Hobbs as administrator 10 10 the estate of Henry N. Hobbs, ar U releasing his bondsmen from all Ii
 bility.
 d The union services which hav n been held during the week by u ar churches of the town have been we
 attended and have proven qui
 helpful to all who attended. I'll services for this evening will be he ', in the Congregational church ar m 'u will be conducted by Rev. Wycko le father of the pastor of the churc
 Rev. Wyckof is a very pleasing sn well as instructive talker. All a lg invited to their services, u 'u The matrimonial story, told l as the JoURNAL-MINER yesterday, W e- substantially correct, and Mir. al U Mrs. P. L. Jackson returned to Pre-
 colt this morning and are guests el Hotel Burke. The groom was bo ri- in California, but has lived in tt of county from early childhood. IT d. bride has resided here for sever