Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Henry F. AShurSt came down from | Williams Wednesday night, returning north again Thursday. An Omaha man had young woman for kissing him. The ''horrid' man,
 Fitzsimmons and Heating are work ing a large force of men. making brick at their kilns west of the city. Forest Supervisors F. R. Stewart and w H. Thayer went out to Groom creek on official business Thursday.
 Mrs. J. J. Wragovich returned home on Friday evening from visit of sev- eral weeks in California.
 The Phenix Enterprise says that A. Blumberg will shortly open first class dry goods store in Phenix. Jasper Philips is seriously III in the Sisters hospital and is not expected to live
 Thomas Sutton. the seller of sweet meats and crackers. was in town during the week on his periodical visit.
 Work has commenced on the brick walls of Jos Dougherty's new brick block in West Prescott. F. P. Reed and John A. McCracken, two well known Ash Fork sheep men, were in town during the week.
 The funeral of the late Henry Arnold took place Wednesday forenoon from Logan's undertaking parlors-
 Herman Voge has opened his whole sale liquor depot on the plaza next to the Cabinet saloon. J. j. Hawkins has the old Cob Web lot cleared off ready to commence re- building.
 Thomas Campbell made flying trip to rescott, coming in Wednesday even ing and returning the next morning.
 Ott Jones. a Flagstaff printer. and a good fellow. was in town as United States grand juror.
 Wanted-Plain sewing; shirt waists and children's clothes preferred 1Sa North Marina street.
 The red front on the north side of the plaza is R. H. Burmister & Sons com pany's store.
 The Chinese in the recent troubles have proven themselves to be about a: treacherous as Indians.
 K Barrett has charge of the force O men and teams. clearing away thu debris for the Burke hotel
 With sure water supply Prescott will be the best town in the territory il less than five years.
 Mrs A. c. Gilmore and child joine' the California excursionists this morn ing.
 F. NJ. Buck. one of the old resident of Holbrcok. was in town this week ol grand jury duty
 Skeletons of soldiers killed at the bat tie of Buena Vista, Mexico. are bein exhumed for removal to Texas.
 G. B. Brajevich will shortly resum business on the west side of the plaz nearly opposite his old store.
 Miss Lewis. daughter of Mrs. Speol left Thursday for her home in Califor mia after an extended visit to Prescott Mir and Mrs. Geo. H. Cook returne on Thursday evening from their tri to California and Oregon.
 William Kerber. formerly proprieto of the Prescott house. has engaged i business in San Diego.
 Insurance companies have been set tling up their losses very promptly an SO far as heard from very satisfactorily
 Mir and Mrs N. c. ShekeIs arrived i Prescott day or two ago and will re main here for a while
 R. H. Burmister & Sons Co. have red-hot talk in this issue and don't for get to read it.
 The case of the United States vs. I H. Hilf was yesterday continued til September 8.
 H. B. Clifford writes that he expect to arrive in Prescott within the nex week or ten days.
 A portion of the Ninth cavalry passe through Ash Fork few days ago wit their mounts, en route to China.
 R. E. Wells spent Sunday with tn Iron Springs Outing club at their cam at Iron Springs.
 Fred Morrison. the young attorney O Kingman. was in town on United State court business this week
 Ed. VOigtlander. the tailor. has open ed up for business between Cook Jewelry store and Shepard & Kastner's Two hundred and fifty F'ilipinos wer killed and 15O captured last week with loss of only F on the American side.
 J. J. Fisher has been compelled t temporarily stop work on his Littl Daisy mine on account of too much wa ter.
 J. L. RilIer. aged Ss years. died at tn county hospital Saturday and was bur jed Sunday. He was a stranger il Prescott.
 w. A Clark dropped something lik slOO.0e0 in the lap of the democratic ma tional committee before sailing Cor Flu rope last Saturday.
 Cochise county this year takes he place in the front rank as first cIas county. The county assessment now amounts to sS.O91 .OOO.
 The railroad company agrees to mak, a half rate for bringing in Iaborers anC mechanics to work in the rebuilding o ] the town.
 Judge John Howard remembered hi. old friends in Prescott, and sent a mes sage of sympathy to them over their | loss by fire