Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-24

e is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Fisher an
 her daughter, Miss Ollie Fisher.
 Workmen have been engaged tod;
 in raising that eighteen-ton rock in
 position on the National bank bull
 ing.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Peck and SC
 and Miss Needham, sister of NIT
 Peck, went out on today's train for
 picnic at Point of Rocks. , Thomas A. Juggar and CharI, Palache of the United States geolog cal survey arrived in this city few days since to engage in a surve . of this section. Geo. B. Brajevich has secured tn services of Master W. H. Hall, bright lad who is full of energy, t help about the store. The Journal Miner today receive, a sample of oil from Bakersfield. tn product of the Iowa Oil company. well. Stockholders in the Iowa wh, are interested can see the sample a this office.
 The weather clerk has apparently adopted the motto of a well knowI eastern advertising agent, to "keer everlastingiy at it." That is what he Is doing with the heat wave.
 MONDAYS DAILY
 James O'Neal is in town from Date creek.
 J. ". Shepard has returned from a visit east.
 The board of equalization has con- pleted its labors.
 Timothy Shea, of Jerome was in town today.
 Miss Edna Wann has gone to Den yer.
 John Hanlon is in town from Crown Point mine
 Mir. and Mrs. B. $. Snider, of Con gress Junction spent Sunday in Pres colt.
 Talk about the most prosperous business. The baker takes the cake" as he is the fellow with the dough" :"
 c. NJ. Elliott, organizer of the United Modern order, left for Mayer this morning.
 ''The man with the gun" was hunt ing "the man with rake" yesterday it is said.
 Thos A. Sutton, representing Bishop & O., of Los Angeles, is in town on his periodical visit.
 W. H. Button, the Minnehaha min ing man is in town accompanied by his wife.
 s J Wright of Paris, Tex, is visit ing Arizona, looking after his mining interests.
 Forest Ranger Bushnell has quit ranging the forests. It all came about through a bad break recently made by him on Wolf creek.
 Prescott's rain storm on Saturday did not reach Whipple. There was a very slight sprinkle there, not enough to lay the dust.
 Heavy storms passed to the north and east of Prescott yesterday circl- ing away around to Granite mount aims.
 In the district court this morning two cases in which E. NJ. Sanford was plaintiff and Axel Hollenburg de- fendant were dismissed.
 Emanuel Costillo, native of Peru. died on Lynx creek on Sunday of old age. He has been a charge on the county for some time.
 Mrs. Vina Ming, mother of Mrs. Charles H. Akers, died last week in California. She was buried in San Bernardino, California.
 Captain J. W. Lind, the genial mining man of Kirklandis in town on court business. Captain Lind is the owner of number of excellent min ing properties in this county.
 The gasoline engine; which prior to the July, 1900 fire was used to run the Journal-Miner linotype is now en- gagged in running Moden's ice cream freezer.
 The Santa Fe Pacific railroad com pany bought the Grand Canyon rail road at the sale last week, and it will immediately complete the construc- ton of the road to the canyon. Mrs. John Burkes arrived here yes terday to look after her husbands es- tate. Mrs. Burkes, with her two reside in Iowa, where they were deserted by their late husband and father about fourteen years ago. Miss Jessie NJ. Bill, daughter of Fred A. Bill, formerly general pas senger agent of the s. F., P. & P. rail road, but for the past several years general freight and passenger agent of the Hot Springs, Arkansas railroad. l
  was married recently at Hot Springs. The postoffice authorities announce that hereafter money orders can be issued payable in Canada, Nova Scotia Cuba and the Philippines without going through the exchange office as heretofore. This places them on a par with domestic orders.
 The Red Men of Zuni tribe are pre- pairing a spread of corn and venison for tomorrow night. There will be work in the warrior degree and all members are asked to be present.
 D. F. Mitchell came in on Satur- day from Baumann's mines to take a look at new Prescott. Since his last visit here which was sixteen months l. ago the town has been burned down and rebuilt. Mr. Mitchell was sur prised at the beauty of the new town. l There was another fine show ar of rain this forenoon. Satur days storm was noted for the ab- |
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