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

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 M D c Putnam locates Club mine Big Bug.
 A. \. Gage is in Prescott today.
 NJ. H loft passed through Pres colt yesterday, en route to Jerome.
 I'll. Bate is confined to his bed with a case of la grippe.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Sanford left this morn ing for Los Angeles.
 The city council has decided to in vestigate the sewer question.
 F. Conigan arrived in Prescott this morning, having been in Mexico for some time.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gage took the passenger this morning. They are headed for Chicago.
 Walter c. Brandon came up from Wickenbug yesterday. Mr Brandon is interested in some fine claims there. Hon. Marcus A. Smith is quoted in the Tucson Citizen as saying Arizona was a long ways from statehood vet. Mark generally knowswhat he is talk ing about.
 There is a coal strike on again. Sen .ator Clark's men all went out yester- day at noon. Particulars were moi learned up to the time of going to press.
 If you want to spend a pleasant evening go and see Mr. Josaey and Miss Howard play The Soldiers Daughter"
 Howard Legg, superintendent of the Monte Christo mine at Kirkland, is a Prescott visitor.
 W. A. Moore came up from Phenix this morning. Nr. Moore is here to tell you all about Coronado Beach as a summer resort.
 If you go to California this summer buy your ticket to Coronado Beach. It costs no more and allows stop off. Everybody in California will be talk ing Coronado Beach and you will want to go there.
 The associated mechanics went on a strike yesterday. This means con siderable as there are several thou sand men concerned. It will hurt the locomotive works.
 An invoice was taken today of the stock left by Harry Lemon, the missing ieweler who mysteriously disappear ed some months ago, leaving many unpaid debts. Reports are that he worked this same kind of a game in San Bernarnino, California.
 Phenix has it in for Prescott again. The saloon singer must tune up in some other municipal locality other than the capital city. Prescott is the only song bird town left in Arizona, so look out for the fascinating chirpers in large hocks.
 H. E. Van Duyne, agent of the Celts Acetylene Gas plants, is in Prescott today. Mir. Van Duyne ex- pected to stay some time, but was un- expectedly called to California on a telegram. He will return soou.
 W. c. Greene Is not content with owning one-of the best paying mines in Arizona as he Las organized a eat tie company which it is said will be the largest one in the United States. Mir. Greene never does things by halves.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals. May I5: T NJ Elder, s Christy, Phenix; T H Sherrard, i E Calhoon, Washington, D c; Alice Sherman. Phenix; Jas R Sias, Providence; R T Ralph. Castle Creek; G O Kincaid, Walker; R C Bates, Kirkland; W J Carr. Denver: J G Green, Brockton, Mass; Mrs ( l. Lamb, fl Reefsuyder, Los Angeles: Eda L Tucker, Santa Barbara: M E Gardner, G 4 Davis, Prescott.
 The angora goat ranch started at Oracle last spring, Is a great success. The company started iii last spring with 210 mamie" goats and now they have over 300 kids" which are in active demand in active demand in the Tucson market at S2.50 cents peI head. It is evident from this that the goat business will yield far more pro fit on the amount invested than will the cattle Florence Blade.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 George H. Cook came up from Phenix this morning.
 Dr. Day gives the latest rain fall al 29-l00ths of an inch.
 T. W. Otis returned last evening from California, after a ten days ab sence.
 G. H. Biles & Co have rented the room adjoining the room occupied by Jacoby the barber, in the bank build ing and will open with a line of genti furnishing goods.