Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-22
R0oG's Sarsaparizsa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom ise. It is better not to put off treat ment buy Hoods today.

ise. It Is better not to put off treat
 ment-buy Hoods today
 The Iron Springs stock is nearly as desirable as that of the Cobre Grande. This resort is getting to be really ia Gazette.
 Born-to Mir and Mrs. Heustis Warren of Emporia, Kan. a daugh- ter. Mrs. Warren was formerly Miss Madge Gould of this city.
 The Long Hardware Go. keep a band of young coyotes in the big show window as an advertisement of the sharp things within.-Gazette. The proposition of so many to keep women out of saloons as singers should be twisted around from a moral standpoint so as to include sev- era' masculine soaks. All would be | better off then.
 John HanlOn left today for Mar tinez to superintend the shipment of several hundred head of cattle to ! fnenlA pasture lands.
 Joe Stephens of Los Angeles ar rived 'ast night, accompanied by his wife. He will take an outing in
 Williamson valley and while there will size up the alluvial surroundings for ore indications.
 ] Perhaps the reason President Me Kinley prolonged his visit at the Con gress mine was because he had been warned of the kind of a crowd that was waiting for him at Phenix. It was really too bad that the Phonecirns were kept standing in the sun four hours waiting for the presidential train.-Bulletin.
 A religious paper describes Phenix as a place where people pray three times a day. We are a very pious people Gazette. That was probably true before Mckinley came along. Its the other way now.
 The only objections Prescott has to the creation of Verde county Is the small valuation put on the United Verde property. At least that is what prominent Yavapai citizen told the Gazette yesterday. ''lf this property was assessed at three million dollars, which is something near its value, we would give them the new county with out objection" Thus spoke the gen tleman referred tO.-Gazette.
 The people of Southern Arizona are puzzled at tree near St. David's that gives ont puffs of smoke before day lightevery morning.-Gazette. Change your hop" neighbor.
 When President Mckinley asked to shake hands with Richmond, the miner at Congress, a cold sweat must have broken out on the Phenix politi- cians.- Bulletin. The only disagreea- ble feature of this act. NIT. Kelly, is that the bar of gold was a little bit warmer than the Phenix sun, hence they are naturally envious in the cap ital city of this hot transaction.
 The Prospector says in regard to the pun going the rounds that new bank is to be opened in a former Tombstone barber shop and the bar Der tools pressed into service to shave notes, it might be said pending the establishment of the same that per sons in Tombstone doing business with the present local bank will have to continue calling at its headquarters in a saloon where draughts are always on tap.
 W. T. Hall, who for many years has been a well known mill and mining man of this county, left last night for the Reyes mine in Mexico, to assume management of the plant of that prop erty. The Reyes Is being operated at present by Lester Jackson, and re- ports from it state that it is one of the bonanza mines of that section, a 40- stamp American mill being just placed | on it. Mr. Hall is very competent man, and the best wishes of many friends follow him to his new field.
 Ira Hartzell of Phenix. who joined | the Rough Riders and served with that regiment through the Cuban campain and later joined the 34th, the banner volunteer regiment of the | Philippines, was mustered out last | month in Manila. It is reported that | he accumulated some two thousand | dollars and will start in business there.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, May 19: Ed | Johnson and wife, Buffalo, N Y; Geo | West, Jerome; \ J Ritter, Mayer; E w Stephens, Williamson valley; Ed | J Johnson, Craig; J B Gillespie, Phenix; w P Parkhurst, San Fran cisco; Chas King, Big Chino; Geo H Gillespie, Huron; w J Fear, Des l Moinss, Iowa; A Wahlstab, St Louis; Chas Quitz, Los Angeles; Will L Lloyd, Albany, N Y; Oscar A Hamp- | ner, x Y;N c Webster, Mexico; J s Davies, Rochester, N Y; J l. Steph- | ems, Phenix: L w Sawyer, Chicago; B Roman, Jerome; P r Wise, Los Angeles: \ c Shekels, Los Angeles, H c Shelels, Los Angeles; w Alex ! ander, Warren, PI; j w Thurber, Ash Fork; c P Crispel, Hot Springs. |
 The derrick that is to be used in placing thoimmense granite blocks of | the new bank building has arrived | and will be put in use today. The building is making rapid progress to- | wards completion, considering the amount of time it takes to chisel these large pins of stone, some of them we!gaing tons. This building when | completed will be one of the finest in Prescott, the large stone that sets on the pillars over the doorway of the | main entrance weighs near Is tons. | The bank in the mean time, that has | been located in office row, will occupy | room in the Collis Bashford build | ing and the work of tearing down | office TOW will start immediately and | in their place will be erected brick l buildings. When these are complete | that portion of COrtez street will be one of the handsomest streets in the | city and the only one with immense bricks on either side.
 The wedding ceremony uniting Mir. T7 \ Ha.r,roff and AItcS Maffia Har