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

who all have a warm spot in their
 hearts for the disinterested friendship
 he showed for the town last winter
 during the session of the legislature.
 Captain Alexander had not been in
 Prescott since that memorable May
 day of 1898, when ArizOna's Rough
 Riders took their departure from
 Prescott to enter their country's ser
 wee in the war with Spain. Since
 that time the business part of town
 has been entirely burnt down and re-
 built and Captain Alexander was pro
 fuse in his praise of the pluck and
 energy of the people who have rebuilt
 such a beautiful and substantial city
 upon the ruins of the former town.
 Juan Giron, an old time resident of |
 Prescott, but who for a number of |
 years has been residingin Jerome, is ] in town for a visit of a few weeks. | Mir. Giron has not been here before,
 except to pass through on the rail road once or twice, since 1890.
 Onslow W. Nelson and Miss Lottie
 Grace Beale were married last even ing in the Baptist church by Rev. G.
 W. Taylor. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Taylor and the groom is a sales man in the employ of Ed Block and both are very estimabIeyoung people.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, August 25th A E Cohoon, Washington, D c; Miss Springfield, Mss A Stringfeld, Chino Valley; N c Sharpneck, Williams; Mrs A Cook, Mrs F D Thayer, Me Cabe; Arthur w Lewis, J W Thurber Los Angeles; P W Strahan, Jerome; E E Brown, Los Angeles; A \ Brud- shaw jr, San Diego; E Trenberth, Big Bug; F L Smith, Prescott; W Booth Merrill, Herndon, Texas; NJ c Sharp ( neck, Williams; John P Darling, Mrs John P Darling, Miss Darling, Big Bug; W Calbick, J A Johnson, Chi ] cago; c Harryhousen, Jerome; J H ] Canavan, Los Angeles; Mir. and Mrs ] H $ Parsons, Coronado; Geo Me { Donell, Providence; James McWhor- { CT, Cherry.
 Governor and Mrs. Powers have cit Los Angeles and are now at Del I Monte, California, near Monterey, I where they expect to remain about a I month. The governor, in ordering I lis Journal-Miner changed to the ! bove address, writes that he is now I ,etting along with only one crutch, [ n intimation that his recovery is pro { 'ressing rapidly. {
 Dr. J. c. Solomon, a leading eye. ( ar, nose and throat specialist of Los ( is in our city to remain for ( en days. All those suffering with F iseases of the eye. ear, nose and r hroat should not fail to embrace the ' pportunity and consult the doctor at Oom 109, Hotel Burke. Dr. Solomon r omes highly recommended from | eading citizens of Los Angeles. lot |
 This morning there was a turnover r n the road below James Thompson's C esidence. An ice wagon belonging V } the T. F. Miller Co. and driven by larry Dicus, in passing over a high oint in the road, the load slipped to he low side, with a capsIze as the re- ut. Harry was not hurt, and with E ne exception of slight injuries to one the mules, no damage was done.- b erome News T
 c. F. Goddard had an experience F aturday which he does not care to r ave duplicated. While engaged in medicine to a sick ? orse from a bottle, the animal reared D and struck him on the forehead
 ith its foot, rendering him uncon- Il ,ious for short time. Luckily, owever, he was not seriously injured. ci
 Iron Springs has been furnishing T Il manner of sensations recently. A - uge rattlesnake that came up from
 henix with the colonists for the
 mmer kept them guessing for sev- p -al days as to his whereabouts and n is purposes respecting the members r [ the colony. A young lady who al- o- ,ady had five or six rattlesnake skins O n her belt, of reptiles which she had ( filed, added this one to hercollection { y cutting the snakes head of with { n ax. Then a party of ten young } eople went out for a stroll over the { ills, got lost, and were out all night { efore being found by a relief party 2 mt out to search for them. :