Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-28

Today is the spring opening of
millinery in the New York store.
The show window of the institution
is very handsomely dressed for the
occasion.
Will G. Harris returned as far as
Jerome yesterday from a six weeks
visit in Brooklyn, New York, spent
in the instruction room of the Mer-
ganthaler Linotype company.
L. J. Bricker, travelling passenger
agent of the Burlington route, was
in Prescott today on business con
nected with the above road Mr.
Bricker covers the entire southwest
in his field.
DR.. Hans Won Buelow, German
pianist and teacher of fame, said of
Miss Stevens Miss Stevens is a
talented and industrious American
pianist, OF excellent technical abil-
titles, endowed with great intelli-
gence, ambition aud endurance"
Hamburg, January, 1882.
Chaplain Winfield Scott will
preach in the Baptist church at IL
o'clock a. m. and 1870 a'cloak p. m.
next Sunday. Young peoples
meeting at p. m. The ordinance
of baptism will be administered at
both services. New members will
be received at the morning service.
Arrangements have been about
completed whereby the presence OF
W. j. Bryan will be secured for
April lin Prescott. A special train
will he chartered to bring him to
Prescott. A round "trip rate will
also be provided by the railroads to
bring visitors to Prescott to hear
him.
The New York store was thronged
with ladies today to look at the
beautiful display of millinery goods.
The styles this spring are perfectly
charming and the New York store is
supplied with the very latest out.
There is a piece of very rich gold
rock on exhibition at the Bank OF
Arizona which was taken from a
/ claim Of D. Bartholdi, about four
miles south of Prescott. There is a
regular cluster of pure gold in one
corner OF the piece of quartz.
The United Moderns, the new
lodg- to be organized in Prescott
1T xt week, is the strongest financial
order in America, having at this
time reserve fund of $25 per mem
Der. The cost of insurance is leve
rate through life and does not in
crease as the order becomes older
Every policy in the United Modern
has the power of paying itself.
McClure's Magazine for April will
contain an account of the Russian
ice-breaser "Ermack" and her wond-
erful achievements in sailing through
or over ice of incredible thickness
written by Earl Mayo, who has him.
self been all over the ship and talked
with her designer and commander
Admiral Makaroff. 1t seems not
7 likely that the "Ermack," or some
ship like her, will some day sail tc
the Pole. The article will be fully
illustrated from photographs.
The illustrated lectures delivered
at the Methodist church by Rev. H
w. Peck, proved so entertaining and
instructive that the ladies of the
Ladies Aid society, of the church
have prevailed upon him to deliver
another one this evening for the
benefit of the children of the public
school. The illustrations this eve
ming will consist of the better ones
of the two preceding lectures. They
will not only interest the children
but will be very instructive as vel
and there should be large attend
ance. Grown people as we'll as
children will also find them full O
interest and instruction.
| From SATURDAYS Daily.
F. B. Dorr has returned from hi
visit to California.
Territorial Auditor G. w. Vicker
left for home this afternoon.
Mrs. L. f. Haze returned las
night from her visit to San Fran
cisco.
H. Goudge and w. Daniel O
Jerome, are at the Burke,
Miss Bertha Cliff of Camp Verde
is guest of Hotel Burke,
L. L. Lyon, the Denver travelling
man, is in Town.
A. F. Banta returned this morn
, ing from his trip to the southern
part of the territory.
Weather Observer DR.. W. E. Dal
reports eight tenths OF an inch o
rainfall during the recent storms.
George Hammers father ant
5 mother arrived at McCabe recent,
for visit to their son.