Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-21
From Wednesdays Daily
Gus Heyman is in town.


stealing box of candles.
Election of school trustees Will
take place on the last Saturday OF
this month.
Senator Money of Mississippi will
be rendered a reception in heDiz
tonight.
Mrs j. H. Emmert and child "a
rived yesterday from California for
a visit with Mr.. EmtHert.
P. Storm of Big Chino valley
Is ~ PheuIx with a view OF securing
home, avs the Herald.
F. NJ. Murphy took party of
gentlemen TO Phenix Coday by spe-
a; train, leaving here at 1I:45 a. n.
George Merwin came up from
Walnut Grove yesterday on briel
business trIi,. returning today with a
load of supplies.
Here is TO the Arizona Miner es-
/ tahished in 1864, now the JOURNAL
Z MINER, the afternoon daily Of Pres
colt Enterprise.
Nearly 100 copies Of the Topeka
Capital have been ordered in Pres
colt for the week It Is 10 be run by
Rev Sheldon.
The various committees connected
with the St. Patrick's bail are re-
quested 10 meet at Hotel Burke this
evening at 1870 O'Clock.
4 regular summer thunder storm
visited Prescott this afternoon. The
precipitation, however, was light
more thunder than rain.
: piano PLAYER named Guy Hughes
died last night on Granite street of
typhoid pneumonia. He was about
thirty wears old.
Special Agent 5. j. Holsinger. of
the interior department. leaves Phe-
nix tomorrow for his former home in
Sacramento on twenty days leave
of absence.
The Bank of Arizona will shortly
move into the brick building on the
north side of the plaza, adjoining R.
H. Burmister & Sons Co., where it
will remain during the period of
construction Of the new building,
which will take till September.
The Gazette SAYS that the water
in the Salt river is lower than it was
ever known to be at this season of
the year since the first white settlers
commenced to farm in the valley
What is it expected to be in the
middle of the summer in the absence
of rain and of snow in the noun
tains7
j. a. Brown, whU died recently in
Jerome, was the son of John Brown
formerly of the Aqua Fria valley,
who died last summer. The former
started the first barber shop in Je-
rome He leaves a wife and three
little girls.
4 miner fell down the shaft of
the Richenbar mine yesterday. sus
tanning quite painful injuries. He
was at first thought to be fatal
" injured and was brought to
he Mercy hospital, but his condi-
ton today is considered more favor
able.
Bob Archer on Sunday, while fish
ing in the ella river hear the Buck
( eye canal headgate, caught yellow
catfish three feet in length. Some
fifteen years ago the Colorado river
was stocked with catfish. This is
the largest one so far that has been
caught in the Colorado or any of its
trlbutaries.-E Enterprise
Where you use oranges or lem
ons to soften water" says an ex-
change. put the peelings in the
pitcher on your washstand, and the
water will be made softer and will
be pleasantly perfumed. Fresh
oranges are especially fragrant, and
By their use the product of the city
pumping plant is transformed into
= soft and delicately scented toilet
water"
Ex-Chief Justice Il. c. Gooding of
4 this territory was shot and seriously
wounded near his home, in Los
Angeles, on the night of Saturday,
March 10, by footpads. He was
commanded to throw up his hands.
and thinking the demand came from
friends he did not comply, when he
was shot. At first it was thought
the wounds would prove fatal, but
later reports indicate that his
+ chances of recovery are good.
From the copious trausplanting
Of articles and items from the Jour
/ NAL MINES TO the columns of other
papers recently. notably to the
Jerome News, without any credit,
the I'M. iatters itself that it has
been giving some pretty good news.
The News copied the JOURNAL
Miners write up of tbs Mayer onyx
field bodily. While his act of
plagiarism is not particularly cred
liable to the paper indulging in the
practice, it is highly complimentary
to the paper from which the stolen
news Is taken. Our best bow is
therefore rendered the News for the
extraord nary compliment of "swip-
ing" column at time.
From Thursdays Daily.
St. Patrick's ball tomorrow night.
F. B. Dorr left for California last
evening.
Uncle" Jimmy Moore is in town
today from the Kirkland valley.
DR.. james A. Ketcherside, Of
Camp Verde. is in Prescott today.
Quite a party of Prescott people
are expected to sail from New York
for Paris April z,
Ed. AIbertson, resident of lower
Lynx creek, was on our streets to-
day.
The weather has cleared mp again,
another threatened storm having
vanished.
Coles A. Bashford came in from
Los Angeles yesterday for short
business visit to Prescott.
James Hamilton of Walnut creek,
is just recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
F. N. Murphy and party will re
turn by special train this evenin g
from their trip to Phenix.
The remains of Guy Hughes, the
piano player, who died on Tuesday
night, we're shipped this morning to
his old home in Illinois.