Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-29
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

WEDNESDAYS DAILY
 The Comet is selling beer for Dc.
 Typographical union meets tonight
 George Miller returned few days ago from California.
 Sheriff Munds has returned from Verde valley.
 Music at Blumberg's New York store Saturday evening. Don't forget vthe time.
 Claude Thompson of the Jerome Reporter, is in town today.
 Chas. Ziemer, prominent business of Kingman, is Prescott visitor. He may decide to locate.
 J. W. Wilson expects to move into his new building the building the first of next month.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to Vim. H. Bogett of N. Y., and Miss Clara Maxwell of Colorado.
 c. H. Akers was a passenger on yesterday mornings northbound train. He stated that he was en route to Flagstaff.
 Fowler, the old pet dog of the late T. G. Barlow Manicks. died last night, apparently from old age A suitable wake, together with appropriate ser vices, were held over the remains. = I. T. Stoddard returned today to his mining camp, and took out a half dozen more miners. His place is as- suming bee hive of mining activity, and he feels very sanguine of the afuture.
 R. E. Daiiyy, nephew of the late Marcus Daly of Butte. Montana, and a practical mining man of some note, will have charge of the development work of the Copper Mountain com pany. He left for that camp today.
 Tomorrow, it being First Con- munion Day, high mass will be cele- brated at s p. m. and low mass at 10:l5 a. m. Peters mass and Con- odi's Ave Maria will be sung at the high mass.
 c. L. Muller, who has been super intending some copper properties in Old Mexico, came to Prescott yester- day. and has accepted a responsible position with the Stoddard mines. r A shipment of 1,533 head of cattle was made Tuesday from the Don Luis. They were shipped to Bakers field and were brought across the line, having been purchased from B. 1 A. Packard, Spindle and others.-Ga- zette.
 Miss Clare Maxwell, fascinating young lady of Springer, N. M., is an arrival in Prescott today. She is said to be related to the family of that | name of our sister territory. whose landed possessions are of immense wealth, embracing the wellknown | grant and is also the heiress of their | fortunes.
 Mrs. Henry Collins has opened ice cream parlors in the rooms formerly i occupied by Col. Wilson, just south l of Goldwater's store. Mrs. Collins | says she will always have on hand | fresh pies and cakes and homemade | taffy, and will take orders for ice | cream for family use. 4 share of the ! general patronage is solicited.
 The G. A. R. will have its annual Sunday evening memorial services in the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street. The massed choirs of the city and the orchestra will furnish | appropriate music. Rev. George W. Taylor will preach the sermon. He will be assisted by Revs. Bennett, Lewis, Long and Peck. Service be- gins at $ p. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson had an early visitor at their residence in West Prescott yesterday morning. It was burglar. He entered through a window, ranracked the cupboard, took some silverware and canned goods, and after sizing up a stack of Sunday editions of the yellow variety. thought he was in the home of a newspaper man and retreated in 2 nasty and disgusted manner, overlooking a cup of small coins and Dr. Davis book on "How to Play Stuff"
 Frank Ullery has moved to his new quarters in the Smith building and is now ready for business again. He has very neat and pretty store and carries one of the incest line of goods in the way of candies, fruit. vegeta- bles, etc. His new soda fountain is beauty and Is now running. Try Frank for nice glass of soda.
 Dr. T. B. Davis, who has just re- tired from the presidency of the Ari- zona Medical association, returned from Phenix this morning, where he has been attending the annual meet ing of that body. Interest in the medical affairs of Arizona, he says, is decidedly spirited and the largest representation ever had at meeting ! was to the credit of the last cali. The i doctor states that in number of physi- clans legally practicing today there ! are over 100 on the books of the asso- 1 citation, while forty applications are yet to be acted upon.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, May 24: J. l H. Laikee, San Francisco; J. F. Mail, | St. Louis; Geo. T. Filler, Kirkland; H. H. McNeil, Phenix; H. F. Hall, | Phenix; H. w. Pauison, Providence; Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Phenix; Mss. Clara B. Maxwell, Springer, \. M.; Thos. H. Sherrard, Washington, D. C.; A. E. Cahoon, Washington, D. C.; Geo. Rohpeter. Dewey; ". L. Tiles