Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-22

l Prescott Hotel arrivals. May II Mrs. NJ. Ward, Misses Krumage, Phe nix; $ W Schuacbel, Monaca, Ga; Get , Mergarnd, Monaca, Arizona; G W Hull, Jerome; E A Powers. Big Bug Ben Blanchard and Mayer; O A Knol Colorado Springs; c E NJ Beal, Me Cabe; D c Monroe, New York; E , ' Parkinson, Jerome; Alice Shuerman 7 Phenix; E R Hart. St Louis; W 1 Story, Phenix; lyle Pendegast, Lo Angeles; $ NJ Burbank; Yavapai Co Frank 1 Davis E E Towner, J E Smith, Prescott; T NJ Elder, Shirley Christy, Phenix.
 Herman Voge is preparing to occupy his new wholesale liquor quarters il the Palace block and in a few day: will be permanently located again In arrangement and convenience hi. place will be unexcelled, while 1T quality and quantity of goods 1T stock his house will maintain it: usual good name iH that respect. Al ready he has in ,ue basement mag nificent selection of goods. three car. loads being already ., pred therein The underground feature of this es. tablishment is a strlEing and favora- ble one, giving to his varied assort- ment of beverages temperature that warrants freshness and flavor that a high class of liquors should receive in an equable temperature. Mir Noge is to be congratulated on his mode of business and in keeping up with the line of progress of business people of the New Prescott deserves ! generous patronage.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 There will be music at the New York Store Saturday night.
 Wm. Whitesides had the misfortune 1 yesterday to cut severe wound in his right foot.
 c. NJ. Binford returned last evening from a ten days pleasure trip in Cali | fornia.
 The Prescott Gun Club has received l a new Magautrap for use at the club grounds.
 1 You should see the beautiful beach scenes at Kastner's window. The | pictures were taken at Coronado Beach Tent City.
 Miss LeRona Kent, an estimable lady who has been with the BIB Co. fyN,- laff ,Iaxv frNr nesota for a visit with relatives and ! friends.
 MT. Hill, the man who fell into the basement of the Bashford building some days ago. is gradually improv- i ing but will be some weeks before he is able to be around.
 Judge H. T. Andrews left this morning for Marion, Illinois, with his two bright little daughters. The latter will be left with relatives there, while Judge Andrews will return at once to Prescott.
 The work of grading down the street just north of the Bank of Ari- zona building has begun. When the original grading was going on this place was occupied by the building material of the bank, but now that the building has been completed the street will be put in first class condi- tion.
 Geo Wood, the well known mining man, who recently built a very pretty dwelling on the corner of Goodwin and Marina streets, has just complet- ed a neat fence around the property and is otherwise beautifying the place, making it one of the beauty homes of the city.
 Governor Murphy has appointed commissioners to the Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition as follows: Frst district, Judge W. H. Barnes, Tucson; second district, Charles E. Taylor, Globe; third district, A. E. Dalton, PheniX; fourth district, w. c. Bash ford, Prescott.
 Elsewhere in today's issue is a card from John Sorg, announcing to the public that his quarters will be opened up again on the 30th of May. Whether MT. Sorg is taking this step on his own volition, or that the i'm moral petticoats of our earthly sphere have been patched up, remains for the future to determine.
 w. H. Smith is putting in a 10 1 horse power electric motor for use in running the machinery of his cold storage plant and sausage grinder. He also has a steam engine to fall back on in case of an accident to the electric power. He will have one of the swellest and best equipped meat markets in the west when he con- pletes all the improvements contem- plated.
 A peculiar and serious accident hap pened to John Pollard at Greenlaw' $ mill, last Monday, while operating the edger. A small pine knot flew with terrific velocity from the saw which has 1900 revolutions per minute strik- ing him on top of the head and break ing a hole in the skull. Dr. Robinson, who performed a very skillful opera ton on Pollard, found a portion of the pine knot underneath the skull, which he removed, when Pollard immediate ly recovered consciousness.-Flagstaff Sun.
 The Tucson Citizen says that it is rumored, and the rumor is said to be based on fact, that a railroad from the Harqua Halas to Congress June tion will shortly be begun. There is a gentleman now in Phenix under or ! ders to make survey. The western