Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-08-14

The railroad people expect to hay, the railroad repaired and open fol traffic again tonight.
 Even prices are melting. Yor can get the pick of the town in a neat stylish straw hat Not many left but they are the better grade. Price will suit anyone. Joe Wilson.
 R. N. Fredericks is in Phenix at. tending the meeting of the territorial board of equalization, which conven- ed yesterday.
 The will of the late Louis Racke was proved and admitted to probate yesterday. He bequeathed his prop erty to Fred c. Moore. son of J. M w. Moore, and the latter is appointed executor of the estate.
 Midsummer sale is now on at z. B Llnns Golden Eagle store, where you can save 20 to 40 per cent on your Purchdses. If
 Prescott Hotel arrivals. August 12. A k Jones, Jerome; N P McCollum, fhenlx; John Welteran. Phenix: Mir ana Mrs Roberts, Simmons; James A Humphreys, Senator; George Rob- peter, Dewey; Dan McGlone. Mayer: | l kida, San Francisco.
 w: J. Collard, John Copeland and Ben Wales, who have been in Pres colt for week as witnesses in tbe United States land office, left for their homes in Williams this morning.
 Another bright lot of those hand some negligee shirts have just arrived. Pleated bOsoms in fancy stripes. We can't get enough of them. Wilson. J. F. Smith, the asphaltum roof CT and sidewalk builder. will leave for Williams in few days where he has several contracts for roofing.
 The Castle Creek Improvement company is spending S2O,0OO in i'm Provements to its place this summer. They consist of an addition to the hotel, an ice plant and an electric light plant.
 Don't forget that next Thursday is the last day of our suit and pants sale. Ed Block.
 Owen Callahan, prominent capi- talist Of Chicago, arrived in Prescott recently and went out today to Me Cabe with Reese NJ. Ling to look at the McCabe Extension mine in which he Is stockholder.
 The postoffice boys captured the prizes at the poverty ball. Matt LOT ing was adjudged the homeliest per son there with the worst clothes on of anyone, and Billy Murphy. being mis- taken for young lady. was voted the handsomest la1y with the shabbiest costume.
 Coolest place in town and best place for a glass of beer. Comet Grotto, basement of Lawler block.
 The Arizona Blade is going after OBrien Moore, of the Citizen. Ii breaks our heart to see this rumpus ln the old democratic household. but we have often wondered why. if OBnen Moore is as big a fish as he thinks he is, don't he hunt bigger puddle to perform in.-Globe Times.
 The editor of the Globe Times soli- ioquizes thusly over the invention of labor saving machines: If when :. labor-savlng machine is invented. the whole people, including the common laborer, got the benefit of it, why the> more inventions the better. But iA,I as appears to be the case. an inven- tlon throws the laborer out of em- ployment and carries all its profits to some one else, it were better to turn back to the days of thereap-hook and wooden mold board"
 A. A. Johns returned today from Jerome.
 c. c. Randolph is infss.u today on life insurance business:
 Lee A. Hawkins has been appointed 1 administrator of the estate of his brother, Thos. A. Hawkins.
 Floods in the vicinity of Peach i Springs delayed today's east bound limited on the Santa Fe for about five hours.
 The man Vivian, arrested near Red ! ding as being Rice D. Foreman. tbe Jerome murderer, claims he is not tba man wanted and that on the date of the murder he was in San Francisco
 The Granite Creek flood last even ing washed out 150 feet of the United Verde & Pacific railroad bridge over that stream just east of Jerome Junc. tlon. Residents along the creek there state that the water was higher than 1t was ever known to be before.
 The eight Mexicans who were ar rested and brought to Kinpman last week from the Big Sandy on charges |, of violation of the Edmunds act. were 1 released from custody bT Gommis- sloner Blakely and all immediately secured licenses and went back home [ where they will have .niaiTiage cere- 7 monies solemhized. This is the best . way Tn cases pf<shis kind. where peo- pie are ignorahtSdS'th usages of civ lized communities and when they be VI "iOnS uOlUS are WILL ing to reform Mohave Miner.
 It will pay 5ou to buy boys cloth $ ing now. Next Thursday is tbe last ( day of our suit sale. Ed. Block. The Verde river has been higher [ this summer than it has been formanv z seasons past at this time of year. Ii did its level best to show the Salt |. River valley that it holds no malice. even if it did wish to corral all its water Tor their own consumption. It gathers every dropof surface and sur l plus water from the surrounding mountains and pours them post haste a into the waterSasfsthe greedysSsn q still reserving snaseisus for its oMh.2 E Reporter. The Comet Grotto in the basement : of the Lawler block. is the coolest :, place in town. Best beer } cents. * Il Forest S6upssrrvisor Stewart and Ranger Leon Kneip went out to Prov ldence yesterday on official business. During theitSfrip they beeaIe. inti- [ mately acq1Nl41ed with tKe chs4acter r of an Arhss fnnder stoIm. Thty A