Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-06
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Htn Is Ill tOWn dItSnullS court.
 Colin Timmons has taken a suite O
 offices in the Lawler block.
 R. H. Burmister X Sons company.
 opening of their new store will talk,
 place at ' o'clock tomorrow evening
 A force of men was placed at worl
 today excavating for the new pipe lint
 on Gurley street.
 W. NJ. Ewing, of Mohave county, i.
 in town looking after his Indian
 wards.
 The informal dance to be given by
 Friedman at Ks P. hall will be fur
 nished with extra good music.
 L. F. Doolittle, representing the
 Los Angeles Herald is in town. He will leave for Phenix on tonight's $
 train.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Collins had their home gladdened on Thursday by the arrival of a daughter, weigh ing nine and half pounds.
 An individual relief bill, or bill providing for big appropriation of some kind, goes through the legisla- ture like greased lightning.
 The Montana House has voted to add to the school fund the S3OOOO of alleged bribery money deposited with the state treasurer during the sena- torial struggle of the last session.
 Luther E. Shinn, a prominent New York Journalist, arrived in Prescott last night for a short visit with his friend F. B. Clifford, and to get re- lief from a severe case of rheumatism.
 Sidney L. Beach, representing the Wisconsin Land and Lumber com pany, manufacturers of I X L rock maple and birch flooring has taken offices in the Lawler block.
 Oliver W. Stewart, chairman of the | National prohibition Central commit tee will hold temperance conference in the Baptist church, Saturday, | March ?, at ? o'clock p. m., and will | lecture in the evening at 7:l5. all are invited. It is free.
 For oncein its life our contemporary very graciousl y says: For once in his life, Governor Murphy was right in vetolng this measure for rebuilding | the territorial prison near the bound ary line of California. For the best of business reasons, the prison should have central location"
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Feb. 2S: R E Moore, Fl Paso; WI Eastman, Salt Lake; c w Platt, Kirkland; J s Wallace, Mrs c c Miller, Denver; F c Miller, J F Ball Los Angeles; L F Doolittle, Los Angeles Herald; D NJ Bartholdi, Jerome; Luther E Shinn, New York; James Perry, Jerome.
 There is an old Mormon gentleman in the upper end of Gila county who has mania for anything that ends in fine" He is the venerable dad of nine stalwart daughters, with more warts than beauty, and he named them respectively. Evaline, Irene, Josephine, Constantine, Vasaline, Benzine, Nicotine and Iodine.-Globe Times. Whats the matter with christening the next one Gasoline.
 Mrs. White of McCabe, died yester- day and the remains were brought into Logan's undertaking parlors last evening from where they were buried today. Deceased was a sister to the Mormon brothers and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. A ( large number of McCabe citizens came in on today's train to attend the , funeral.
 Among the many attractions to be seen at the opening of the R. H. Bur { mister & Sons company's new store, t Saturday, March ?, will be an auto matic piano player attached to an orchestral piano, the combination of q which will afford most beautiful musi- cal effects for the occasion. furnished by our local piano dealer Harry L. | Heck at the Golden Eagle store 2 Mrs. Nj. Simpson had the misfor- tune a few days ago to fall from the rear porch at her home and break her t right arm, the fracture being near the ( shoulder. She was moving a refrig- 1 orator when her hold slipped, and, l losing her balance, she fell about five feet to the ground, lighting on her arm. While the break has given her f much pain, it is a square fracture and \ the physician thinks she will soon be i all right again.
 "Disbanding the Union Army" is t the title of an article by Ida NJ. Tar a bell, which will appear in the March e number of McClure's Magazine. This c will fully describe the extraordinary q feat accomplished by the Federal gov f ernment at the close of the civil war, when, without any disaster, million soldiers were returned to quiet pur t suits. The article is elaborately illus | trated. s
 Since Mrs. Hanna has taken hold s of the Congress house she has made a number of much needed changes on I the interior of the building, having just completed the work of repaper [ ing and repainting all the rooms, lay s ing new carpets in the rooms and c Thoroughly cleansing and renovating | the entire house. Mls. Hanna be- s lieves in the idea that there is nothing S too good for her patrons and she hay I ing taken personal management and control of the house, those who favor o her with their patronage can feel as ' sured that they will always get the { best treatment and the best there is I in the market. The United States marshal paid of z all jurors this afternoon.
 For sale at 1O6 Granite street, trio | of fine young Buff Cochins. 2-2S-t3
 Don't forget Gales & Friel's hop at Dougherty's hall tonight. Good time insured.
 Rev Joseph H. Smith took his text last night from the seventeenth chapter of Romans as follows: For therein is the righteousness of God re vealed from faith to faith; as it is written. Thejnst shall live by faith"
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