Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-12
~ WEDNESDAYS DAILY

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 Martin Gonzales. an eastern tourist came up from Phenix this morning.
 The Athletic club promises a good exhibition tomorrow evening. A. J. Doran came in yesterday from his Lynx creek mining camp.
 Geo Zka is in town after a six months sojourn in California. E. E. Ellinwood came up from Phenix this morning and stopped of in Prescott on legal business. For a good dinner go to Hotel Burke this evening. See the menu in this issue.
 Judge R. E. Sloan will go up to Flagstaff tomorrow to hold days tfm of court.
 Capt L. D. Phillips returned yes terday from a visit to the mines own ed by Douglass, Lacey X Co.
 Dr. Hendryx, of the Empire mine, who has been in this section for sev- eral days, looking after his mining in terests. will leave tomorrow morning for Los Angeles.
 Fred Sattes and Mike Kenny, who recently leased the Sorg property on the corner of Granite and Goodwin streets opened the Union saloon last evening. There was a large number of people in attendance and free lunch was served to the patrons of the place. It is their intention to run first class place.
 J. NJ. Hay, of Phenix, formerly with the Brisley Drug company ar rived from the south this morning en rPute to Albuquerque to take posi- fion iE>s drug store. He is accom- panied by Fred M. Needlinger, an actor and his wife, who are in Arizona for the benefit of Mr. Needlingers health and who are en route to the Grand Canyon.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals June f: A H Emery, San Francisco; Tom F'itz- patrick, Pearce; T J OMally, Richen- bar; Dan Reams, Providence; Anton Pejik, Los Angeles; Chester Dicker- son, F $ Dickerson, Ash Fork; George Beagley, Geo w Ward, Jerome; c H Bradley, Los Angeles; T H Blake, Maxville; Mrs L A Smith, Cotton wood; G V Farrar, E Hunter, Ash Fork; Mrs Geo Punteney, Mrs Chas Brown, Chino valley.
 s. J. Holsinger returned last even ing from an official visit to Jerome.
 The out-of-t town members of the recent grand jury have all gone home.
 e. NJ. Calhoun came up from Hot Springs this morning.
 T. E. Bate left this morning for Del Rio of>a few days pleasure trip. >W.B. Masfeld came up from Phe- m this morning.
 JIG. Keys, wife and child left for Los Angeles on this mornings train.
 Nearly 200 names were registered at Hotel Burke yesterday.
 T. C. Nolan, the popular mining man of the Bradshaws, left this morning for Los Angeles.
 c. NJ. Elliot left this morning for San Diego, Calf. Mir. Elliott has been working up interest in the United Modern lodge.
 The sidewalk builders are at work today in the Brecht block laying d sidewalk. As the Journal -Miper is located>ls this block it will soon have ehew sidewalk too.
 The Mechanics Hook and Ladder Co. will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at $ o'clock. All members should attend. By order of R. D. Campbell, Foreman.
 If we follow the crowd we will all goto Coronado Tent City this year. It is the popular place, and we all like to go where others are going.
 Mrs. B. H. Smith will close tn term of her dancing class on June 14 with a ball, at which there will be fancy dancing by members of her class, also grand cake walk.
 Two young lads made up their minds yesterday to see the world and left very unceremoniOusly for parts unknown. The parents are deeply grieved over the affair, and are doing all in their power to ascertain their whereabouts.
 E. E. Breed is reported to have dis. covered new species of democrat recently while out in the mountains There are so many different breed: now in existence that such discovery creates no excitement or surprise.
 An interesting program will be ren dered at the exercises of St. Joseph, academy on June 20, at Dake's opera house. Hon. Robt. E. Morrison vii address the graduates.
 John c. Herndon and Fred Phil pott left this morning for Flagstaff to attend court. Mr. Philpott will ac as court reporter.
 E. B. Modem & Co. are busily en gagged preparing their new store fo occupancy, which they hope to be il by the 18th. An elegant onyx sod fountain has arrived and Is withoU doubt the handsOmest in town. Tn new firm will carry notions, candle: cigars and will also have an elaborat ice cream parlor.
 V Four applications for teachers eel tifcates at the recent examination being Grace Showers, from New Yorl Lucy Miller, of Jerome; Bessie Hat Prescott, and NJ. c. Jolly, brother ( superintendent J. B. Jolly.
 The grand jury closed its labor last night It broke all previous re' ords of grand juries, as it invest gated thirty-eight cases, returnin thirty-two indictments, examining lC witnesses, being in session only thrt