Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-08-28
FRIDAYS DAILY.

H. Bacon and L. E. Hoyt left fol Denver this morning.
 Mrs. NJ. Banks left today for Louis. jana, Missouri.
 Mrs. A. W. Robinson has gone to San Diego to visit relatives.
 E.C. Campbell is in town from his mining camp.
 Miss Minnie Radzcwesky left on yesterdays excursion for Los Angeles.
 A. E. Mitchell left for Chicago to- day.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Miller of Je- rome Is in town.
 Mrs. A. A. Johns and Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken, left yesterday for California.
 Wm. NJ. Hoey, collector of customs at Nogales, is making his first visit to Prescott.
 The dirt taken from the excavation for the Wells-Lawler building is be- ing dumped on the plaza.
 The Santa Fe Pacific railroad ex- poets to have the road to the Grand Canyon completed by September 20.
 E. W. Wells, A. FaIco and James O'Neal left on this mornings train with tickets reading to be put of at Buffalo.
 Ed Scholey left for La Harpe, Hi nois, this morning in response to a telegram announcing the serious ill., ness of his sister.
 A three weeks old child of Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Sanders died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon at o'clock.
 NJ. J. Hickey captured fine speci- men of a tarantula this morning. He gave ito Mir. Gillett, postal telegraph manager, who has it pickled in alco- hol.
 The Prescott Electric company con tinues to add to its long distance sys- tenn. Lines will shortly be run to Stoddard, and to the Poland and the Middleton mining camps.
 Mrs. Edith Shoef left for Phenix last night on a sort of wedding tour. Her husband being in the county jail she was compelled to make the trip alone.
 H. E. Lantry and H. Houser left for Los Angeles on this mornings train.
 Preparations are being made to move Bob Brow's Dutch Oven," the Palace saloons after-the-fre quarters, from the plaza. This is the last relic of the after-the-fire town, except the building occupied by the hose com pany.
 T. R. Darnell will leave tomorrow to attend the Knights Templar trien. nial conclave at Louisville and will also take occasion to visit his old home at Platte City, Missouri, during his absence.
 Rev. Geo. Taylor and family of the Baptist church will leave next Tues day to take up permanent residence in Los Angeles. Rev. Schloss of Ko kono, Indiana, will succeed Rev. Fay Tor as pastor of the Baptist church here.
 Eugene Trippel has about thirty. six acres of almonds south of Mesa City, and will this year harvest about twenty tons of the nut. The cror will bring him about S45OO, or Sl25 tC the acre.
 WilliamR H. Beard, of Florence, and Miss Ella Hite, of New Baden, III. were married a few days ago at Salem Illinois. Mir. Beard is from Pima county a member of the last Arizona legislature.
 L. P. Peak, or Pigg of loaded dice fame, has filed notice of appeal iron the justice court to the district court and has given bonds for his appear ance. He was under sentence of forty days in jail. Thomas Gilluly, one of the bes known railroad conductors in the United States, died in St. Lukes Hos pital at Leadville, Colo, July 20th, oi typhoid fever. He was a brother-in law of Mrs. Charles L. Finn, wife o Mayor Finn of this city.-Winslov Mail.
 Prescott hotel arrivals August 22 c H Prahan, Hillside; L L Harmon Tempe; Carl NJ Deis, San Francisco \ C McLeoid, McCabe; John Deblin Cherry; Eugine Willard, San Fran cisco; Joe Hays, Los Angelesi W I