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

and ready for occupancy within six weeks.
 Dr. Lewis E. Sanglier. who formerly | resided in Prescott, and who built two i houses in East Prescott. one on Pleas | ant street and one on Mt. Vernon, died at Redlands California. June 20.
 The west side of the plaza just now presents a very lively appearance. A small army of men and boys are at work clraring away the debris of the fire
 Now it is announced that the back bone of the China disturbance has been broken. It would be gratifying to learn of the fate of the foreigners at Pekin before accepting this as correct. Water is the only thing needed for q greater Prescott Our citizens are pos sessed of the nerve, pluck and enter prise to make the new town if the wa ter can be obtained.
 Ninety passengers and s1.0OO,0O0 in gold arrived at Victoria, B. C., July 22, from the Klondike. The returning Klondikers say that the output of gold this year win be S25,OOoOOO.
 Brinkmeyer is doing business in the middle of the street in front of the old place. He is feeding several hundred people daily at the old price of 9 cents per meal.
 A small army of boys are at work cleaning bricks for Messrs. Burke & Hickey of Hotel Burke. They are be- ing paid s1.5o per thousand and are making good wages.
 While Jos L. Perea, county treasurer of Bernalillo county. New Mexico. was absent in California with a sick daugh-
 ter, he was deposed from office by the county commissioners of the above county.
 H. L. Armitage has been compelled to
 stop work on his we'll in the southeast
 ern part of town on account of not hay
 ing proper appliances for taking care
 of the water. He sunk to a depth of
 thirty-fi feet.
 The new restaurant building acros;
 the street from office row, the first structure to go up in the burned dis
 trict. is already completed. The build ing was commenced Saturday July 21 The Iron Springs colonists are tn, most happy and contented set of peopl,
 to be found anywhere. Each individua in the camp considers his lot the Yer! best one there is. so that spirit O < perfect contentment prevails.
 The Yavapai- pharmacy and the Bris . ley Drug company each lest about 55, 900 prescriptions in the recent fire. Thi | represents an accumulation of seven O
 eight years business in the respectiv S stores.
 n A freight train on the Santa Fe Pa l cific crushed through burned bridge e
 Maine sixteen miles west of Flagstaf r a few days since. Three cars loade' . with copper from Jerome were amon S the cars ditched.
 Ed. Stephens. son of J. Q. Stephens n and NJ. z. Farwell, of La Junta, Colo r rado, have purchased the cattle am
 Williamson valley Mir. Farwell vii s bring his family here shortly to locate n Henry Malmyren of 1906 Chartre - street, Houston. Texas. is looking fo
 the heirs of Joseph Ellery. who was il 1 Shelby county, Texas, 1889. Any on - knowing of his heirs will confer a favo 9 by writing to the above address.
 Sam Lee. the enterprising restauran y man, formerly in the old Fisher build ing, has a new frame building nearl n completed on the street and will b
 ready to serve his old patrons in a da | or two.
 That crack in the north wall of tn Richards Hawkins building proved t
 be a telephone wire. From the street p does not loo unlike a crack Tn a building, however, is not in the ieas danger at present
 J. H. Nash, of Williamson valley wa
 in town and was a pleasant caller q , this office today, leaving bunch of oI Weekly Journal Miners which are high
 ly appreciated as helping to estabIis e our files.
 The insurance men are hard at wor a settling up recent losses. So far the
 have had pretty smooth sailing as tn . losses have so much exceeded the in f surance carried that it has been al . easy matter to adjust them. J. Edward Addick, of Delaware. wh
 is operating the Blue Bell mine nea e Mayer, sent an offer of $500 for tn l relief of any destitutes from the fire ! MT. Addick's heart is certainly in tn t right place.
 The Journal Miner extends most sin l eere thanks to the many subscriber s who have responded to it's appeal fo r copies of the paper for files. The mum f Der received will be of great benefit t,
 it.
 ? In tearing down the walls of Hote Burke Journal Miner dated July 16 ; 1890. was found among other things I , will be retained by the owners and vii
 he placed in the corner stone of tn, ? new building.
 A. D. Barnhart writes this paper iron l Denver that he expects to return tC } Prescott within three weeks with z
 complete new assaying outfit and vii be ready for business just as soon as ht , can fit up a new place.
 European nations now admit the wis.
 dom of Admiral Mempff of the United
 States navy, in refusing to participate tt
 in the bombardment of Taku. They
 concede that a mistake was made in