Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-29
From Tuesday's Daily.


 22 degrees above zero.
 A. J. Doran has gone to Los An geles on mining business.
 Thomas J. Ooalter has been reap pointed postmaster at Flagstaff.
 Michael Diskin, who has been sicl for two or three weeks, died lasi night.
 A man whose name was not learned died on upper Granite street this morning.
 The ransom for Miss Stone has been paid and her release is expected at any time.
 Rev. Lewis will preach at the union service at the Baptist church this evening.
 J. c. Snow and family bave gone to Arkansas with a view of remaining there permanently.
 Attorney E. E. Ellinwood has re turned from a professional visit tC Mohave and Cocanino counties.
 J. A. Whitmore, a former news paper man of Tucson, but recently proprietor of paper at Oxnard, Cali fornia, died at the latter place few days since.
 There will be the usual social dance at Dougherty's hall next Friday night Jan. 31, given by Friedman. Good music and other usual good time as sured. At
 G. W. Middleton came in yester- day from the Bradshaw mountains where he is engaged in mining. He says the snow is from six to nine inches deep in that section.
 During the snowy weather we de liver more promptly than usual Should you need anything in the drug store ring phone 2l7. Hill dreth's Popular Pharmacy. If
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ E. church will give an Easter sale of useful bags, fancy bags and other ar ticles of general utility and orna' ment.
 Should you need anything in the drug store this cold weather, ring phone PIT, Hldreth's Popular Phar- macy; and we will deliver it promptly
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 The Baptist church was filled al- most to standing room only" last night to hear Rev. Joseph Webber speak on the text "There is way which seemeth right"
 P. T. Hurley, the PbeniI butcher has secured the contract for supply; ing meat to J. L. Giroux -& Co.-the Montana Hotel and the large board. ing house at the works-which has heretofore been held by Tovrea & Co. It is said that Hurley bid underneath the local frms.-Reporter. - :,
 Dr. and Mrs. Pentland and Misses Bertha and Florenceand Master Har- old Pen land left today for Los An geles, where they will remain for Ibout year, or where they may con clude to reside permanently. Mrs, Mrs. G. A. Bray accompanied them and will remain with them for several months.
 O. H. Tucker, the accommodating agent of Wells, Fargo X Co.,, left to- day on his annual vacation, which he will spend this year in California. During his absence the office will be in charge of Relief Agent Holloway.
 Six men killed, over one hundred injured and several buildings wreck ed, including the Murray Hill bQtel was the result of an explosion ill a tunnel in New York. Most of the killed were in the hotel. 7: v /, :
 The Santa Fe has ordered twenty five big engines similar to the one in these columns some time since which passed over the road They are for use in the mountains, The one which has already arrived pulled train of 138 cars over a DOT ton of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad
 Have you seen the big candle in R. H. Burmister & Sons company win dow. It is big enough to make an arc light ashamed of. itself. The company offers some fine prizes for the one making the closest guess to the time it will take for it to burn out.
 The United States civil service commission announces thaton Febru- ary 26 an examination will be held at the usual places for the position. of chief mechanician, and that on Feb ruary 26-27 an examination will be held for the position of assistant in spector of boilers in the steamboat inspection service. Full particulars can be obtained by any one interest ed by calling on Matt Loring, secre- tary of the local board of examiners at the pestoffice in Prescott.
 Wednesday evening a large num- Der of the friends of Mir. Robert Mithell met at the residence and en- joyed the hospitality of himself and his most estimable family ly., Among the guests were many of the men who have worked under him during his superintendency of the U. V. smelter, and to show their apprecia- ton of and love for their former boss and comrade, they presented him with one of the most expensive diamonds ever brought to Jerome.-Jerome Re porter.
 The Journal Miner yesterday pub lished a communication from a citi- zen suggesting that the city council pass an ordinance compelling prop erty owners to remove the snow from in front of their property as soon as it ceases falling, also urging the building of cross walks on the streets. The snow trouble is a very small agair, as so little snow falls and so soon disappears, than any inconveni- ence experienced is but transient. The same has been practically true in regard to the need of sidewalks and street crossings, on account of lack of rain, but during the storm period it becomes a matter of great inconvenience. A number of cross ings would add greatly to the com fort of pedestrians.
 We desire to correspond with porties having large mine of con- centrating ore, with or without water supply. Address Mack, '" 1630 Champa St., Denver. 1 14t4w
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 By special request Meteorological will give his famous ride, on Fri