Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-17
MONDAYS DAILY
A. E. Chaffey left for Williams to

A. B. Chaffey left for Williams to day.
 A few second hand wheels in good condition, ten dollars and up, at Til tons Mechanical Hospital. St
 Rev. G. H. Adams preached yer able sermon at the Methodist church on Sunday morning.
 Sam Pattee has gone to Maine in response to telegram announcing the serious illness of his mother.
 Captain L. D. Philips left for Tue son on Saturday evening, on business for Douglass, Lacy & Co.
 Prof. Lowell's Flagstaff Fourth of July oration has been published in pamphlet form.
 A. A. Johns has gone to Yuma after witnesses in the fain trial which is to come off in a few days.
 Edward Meaney returned last even ing from spending months vacation with relatives in Los Angeles.
 The. city assessor is rounding up municipal taxpayers for their assess ments.
 Geo. NJ. Conner, of the Poland mine, left this morning for his home at Coldwater. Michigan.
 Prescott will contribute a small contingent to the list of homestead drawers in Oklahoma, July 26.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach of the Interior Department has gone to Globe on business.
 E. E. Ellinwood has resigned as mayor of Flagstaff, and J. E. Pollock has been appointed to the position by the city council of that place.
 Wickenburg seems to be very in viting place for newspapers. One has already been started in the place and another is scheduled to make its ap- pearance there today.
 Henry B. Clifford, of the Queen of Arizona Mining company, has an an nouncement in this issue which is of interest to mine owners.
 A telegram was received here on Saturday night announcing a serious fire in Winslow on Saturday after noon. No particulars have been ob- | tained.
 West bound Santa Fe trains have been crowded for the past few days with Epworth Leaguers en route to San Francisco.
 Mrs. Harry Heap came up from Phenix on Saturday to spend the re mainder of the summer with her parents, Judge and Mrs. E. w. Wells.
 Iron Springs colonists gave their second dance on Saturday night. It was attended by a large number of Prescott's young people.
 A postoffice has been established near Senator. It is called Maxton, and Mrs. Morilla F. Alwen has been appointed postmistress.
 Number 1, volume 1, of the Wick enburg Herald, has just reached this office. It is published by Dunbar brothers, with Will NJ. Dunbar as editor. It is very newsy, we'll print ed paper, published every Saturday.
 Guilford Hathaway returned last evening from California, where he has been recuperating his health, which has been restored.
 1 Mrs. Pulliam and her two charm ing and accomplished daughters, Misses Gertrude and Fife Pulliam, and son Fiery Pulliam, arrived on ! last nights train and will make their ] permanent residence in Prescott. A man named Connors was over come by the heat at Needles, while working in the railroad shops last ! Thursday and expired before medical aid could reach him. The heat in
 Needles this week has been terrible the thermometer ranging as high as 125 in the shade.-Kingman Miner. S. c. Bagg, formerly proprietor ol . the Tombstone Prospector, is now en- : gagged as general manager of the New } Comstock Mining Company operating !. in Mohave county.
 H. W. Laskey & Co. have a new , advertisement in this issue announc ing a special sale of shoes. The firm , is unloading their stock at price, which are an inducement to all who
 wear shoes.
 A special through Pullman vii leave Phenix on Saturday morning ' for Chicago. On Thursday morning, train leaving Phenix will be attached , , a special Pullman through to Lo a a Angeles without change. The Arizona Steam laundry i building upa big business in Pres j colt and its agent there is kept busy IT The train service between the tw, n towns facilitates the rapid delivery O T. the laundried goods.-Republican, d Prescott Hotel Arrivals, July 14 F Rothganger, San Francisco; J Ar y thur Miller, Detroit; Geo Mahard le Placenta; John F Ferry, Lake Forest
 III; J D Prosser, Jerome; T H Ensol
 and J B Lasburg, South Omaha;
 P Fully, Prescott; c E Hart, Jerom . Junction; T c Archer, Oakland, Cal It Emma Anderson, Phoenix; Mrs c . Stukey, Miss May Stukey and D > Warren, Walker; ] c McNeill, Wes U Superior; c F Congleter, Chicago 5 w Thurber, Ash Fork. ,n The Journal-Miner, speaking C it the extent of forest fires in that rt
 serve, mentioned a fire that burne st over one hundred and fifty acre IS Up in this reserve a fire that burn le over less than thousand acres is nc d. worth mentioning, and fire tha Id burns over ten thousand acres, as tn re one of last week did, is worthy of