Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-08
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

tonight.
 W. P. Covillaud left this morning for visit to Los Angeles.
 Charles Sager, of Skull Valley, is in town today.
 The county hospital contains forty five patients.
 D. J. Sullivan has been appointed a deputy county recorder.
 Col. 4. O. Brodie and wife, of Crown Point, have gone to Denver.
 Capt. A. F. Brown, representing the California Powder company is in town.
 John Hanlon came in on this morn ing's train from the south for brief visit.
 Mrs. Frank Foster left this morn ing for Uhrichville, Ohio, to spend the summer.
 Dr. and Mrs. Geo. H. McGinnis have moved into the Behan residence on Alarcon street.
 Prof. Robinson's orchestra will dis course music at Blumberg's New York store again next Saturday night.
 Billiard and pool players are in vlted to attend the opening of the Comet billiard rooms tonight.
 The Comet billiard and pool rooms will be thrown open to the public to- night.
 Mrs. F. A. Swigert, who has been seriously ill for some time is now con valescing.
 Work on the stone cutting of the new Prescott National bank building is progressing quite rapidly now. The force of stone cutters has been more than doubled this week, sixteen men being now employed.
 Arthur Moss, of Jerome, and Miss Emily Wansley, of London, England, were married last night at the Con gregational parsonage, and will leave tomorrow morning for Jerome, where they will reside. The bride left Lon don just eleven days ago.
 Yesterday was a good specimen of late-in-the-fall weather. A high wind filling the air with dust prevail ed the greater portion of the day and l towards evening a rain storm set in l lasting until after dark, which was followed by cool weather. The rain at night was accompanied by a little | thunder.
 Read the announcement in this issue of H. W. Laskey & Co. This | firm proposes to give away a bicycle | free on the Fourth of July. All par ties purchasing one dollars worth of goods will have a chance to get it. | Read what the firm has to say on the subject.
 Uncle Jimmy More came up from Kirkland valley today and will remain until Monday, when he will go to Los Angeles for visit to his niece and | incidentally to take in the Fiesta and presidential party. He will then go to San Francisco for a visit with his brother, after which he will go to Akron, Ohio, to visit a sister. He ex- poets to be absent from this section all summer.
 N. L. Nelson, an employe of Cap tain c. 4. Weeks, on the Del Rio pipe line, died at the Sisters hos pital this morning of pneumonia. MT. Nelson has been in the employ of Captain Weeks for about twelve years. The only relative in this sec tion is a brother also in Captain Weeks employ who will leave to- morrow morning to accompany the remains to South Dakota for burial. Deceased was about thirty five years old.
 Prescott Hoted arrivals May l. T NJ Elder, Los Angeles; Abe Gold man, Tucson; F Ball, W l. Deeden, Los Angeles; Leroy Wagner, Cincin- nati; c A Thomas, D \ Bartholdi, A c Monroe, Jerome; C H Pratt and wife, Salt Lake; Fred Carrigan, Chas Glass and wife, Prescott; Chas o Brown, Lime Kiln; Ii B Hooland, Duluth; NJ W Beardsley, Los Angeles E P New, Elkhat; W G Grimer, Prescott; Frank A Davis, Prescott.
 William MerWln, well known Tn Phenix, is in the city on a coal mining deal. Mervin discovered a fine vein of bituminous coal near Camp Verde nearly three years ago, and he has continued to develop the claim till now he has large, well developed coal deposit. T. E. Flannigan has taken the matter in charge and has bonded the property to an eastern syndicate, and now the first thing we know Tom will turn upas a coal baron. The mines are located in the Verde valley.-Gazette.
 Rev. William Burkholder, pastor of the Free Mission left here this morn ing for Santa Ana, California, on his way to Los Angeles to attend the next session of the Southern Califor- mia Annual Conference of the Free Methodist church. He has made many friends in Prescott and has greatly enjoyed his pastorate of the Free Mission. He takes this oppor tunity of thanking the people of Pres colt for their kindness and hberality to him and his wife and to the Mis-