Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-08
PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
 CHICAGO.

sion, and trusts God will bless tn people of this city. Mir. Burkholde will visit his son-in-law and daughte near Santa Ana, California.
 Dr. Joshua Draper died very sud denly at his home in Skull valley o Wednesday morning, May l. De ceased was 79 years old and reside, with son on ranch at the abov place. He went out on Wednesda, morning to milk and had just com pleted the work of milking a GOV when he was noticed to get up ant set down against a fence. On goin; to him he was found to be dead death coming almost instantaneousl, and without any warning. Hear disease was the cause of death. II addition to the son mentioned he ha a son, E. H. Draper, in Prescott, anC another, S. s. Draper who resides il San Bernardino, California. Tn, funeral will take place tomorrow iron the residence of Mir. and Mrs. E. H Draper, on Mt. Vernon Avenue, Eas Prescott.
 One year stands between King Al fonso and his full fedged rule oi Spain. All the Madrid papers print long and optimistic articles in which they express rejoicing at the thought that year from today Spain will once more have king, abled and em. powered to attend independently tc the affairs of the kingdom. The ad- ministration of the queen regent is much commended, especially by the ImparCial.
 Walter N. Cook is in town from the Providence mine.
 The rainfall on Wednesday evening amounted to half an inch.
 Max Alwens is in town today from the Senator mine.
 Miss Ollie Fisher has been quite sick with laryxngitis.
 Governor N. O. Murphy came ur from Phenix on, this mornings train and returned later on special train
 Capt. L. D. Philips, who has beer on the sick list for some time is re ported as getting better.
 Frank Pinney returned to Prescott Arizona, today. Mrs. Pinney will re main for some time.-Pasadena Star
 Thos. R. King and his nephew Thos. W. King, are in town from theil stock ranch on the upper Verde.
 Geo. Rohpeter came in from tn, Agua Fria section yesterday and lief on today's south bound freight fol Hillside.
 A petition is being circulated fol the establishment of postoffice neal the Hassayampa bridge, near the Sen ator mine. The proposed name of tn, new office is Maxton.
 Mir. and Mrs. FER. Hotsenpiller Jeff on this mornings train for Magnetic Springs, Ohio, where they will spenC the summer.
 June Freeman has resigned hi position as letter carrier. Hereafter however, he will be on the substitut, list.
 Miss Louie Gage has resigned he position as teacher in the Prescott public schools on account of sickness and left last night for her home a Tempe. Her position is now bein: filled by Miss Isis Hall.
 Miss May Mantell, well and fav orably known vocalist, formerly of tn, l Owl saloon and Miss Watson. pianist, have arrived from Los An geles and will open an engagement tonight at the Anheuser saloon.
 The funeral of the late Dr. Joshui Draper took place this afternoon iron the residence of his son, E. H. Draper on Mt. Vernon street. It was attended by large concourse of people, friend of the deceased and his family.
 A. M Cavell, the mining man ha purchased an interest in the cigar anC fruit store of G. B. Brajevich. The propose to enlarge the stock at one, and make some important improve ments in the place.
 Passengers who came in on las nights train from the east report hay ing travelled all day Thursday on tn Santa Fe Pacific railroad in a snoy storm. They entered the storm a Gallup, New Mexico, and it continued until they reached Fairview, just eas of Ash Fork.
 R. c. McNary is in town today iron the Copper Basin country, where h is engaged in mining. He says tha it is the best mining section in Ari zona, and that the future will demon strate it.
 The Jossey Stock company is bile, to play return engagement at tn opera house in about ten days. Tn company gave such an excellent pel formance at their former appearanc here that they are sure of a goo patronage.
 Col. H. B. Maxson, formerly of Ar zona, and brother-in-law of N. Harrison, was in charge of w. 1 Clark's engineers corps on the di, puted grade in Nevada upon whoI service was served by the Uuite States marshal notifying him to qu work and not interfere with the Shol Line.
 John Lawler returned last nigl from a months visit in the easter states. He states that during thre weeks of his absence he never eve caught a glimpse of the sun. He wa in snow storms and rain storms galol during his absense and was glad | get back once more to the land sunshine, silver, gold and copper,