Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-16


 | Mir. and Mrs. William Button cam, l Tn last evening from Minnehaha and o left on today's train for California. ' "Coaling Stations on Life's Voy t age" will be the evening theme at tho s Methodist Episcopal church, Marina ! street
 Dr. McGinnis is building a very handsome residence on Pleasant street. Its construction is we'll un- der way.
 The sacrament of the Lords SUD-
 per will be observed at the morning
 service of the Methodist Episcopal
 church, Marina street.
 Governor R. C. Powers yesterday
 sold a house on North Pleasant street
 to Mrs. McInernay. The house is
 one of the five purchased by Gov
 ernor Powers last week from Mrs. D.
 c. Thorne.
 The case of the Bradshaw Noun
 tains Railroad company vs. Jake
 Marks ct al. was argued today and
 given to the jury. The case of s. B.
 Wood vs. D. A. Curtis ct al. was par
 tially heard by the court.
 Peter Mohn, of the undertaking firm of Mohn x Esterling, of Phenix,
 Is In town to make arrangements for opening an undertaking establish ment in Prescott. He expects to ] ht,e oh i in the Clough building, next to Brinkmeyer's hotel.
 Edward c. St. Clair and Mrs. Bes- sic Rose were united in marriage at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Prescott, Arizona, last night, by Rev. Harcourt w. Peck. Mir. St. Claire has seen service in the Philip pines, and is now serving the govern ment at Whipple barracks. The Journal-Miner wishes them a long and happy welded life,
 While Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart and Ranger Kneip were re- turning yesterday from Providence and McCabe, they ran right into a forest fire on Lynx creek. It had just started and they succeeded in getting it under control without much serious damage, as it only burned over three or four acres.
 Thos. Dennison, the author of My Invisible Partner" novel, was here this week looking after material for a novel descriptive of Arizona life. He had been told that Jerome could SUD- ply typical characters, such as he is in search of. If the literary gentle man is in search of a hero, Jerome is the right place.-Jerome Reporter.
 The attention of the Woman's Re lief corps has been called to a desti- tute family of nine. They have in the way of furniture but a table and stove and some bedding. The parents are both sick, also the baby. Any one having a bed or other furniture to spare, also buggy for crib for the sick baby, would do kind act of charity by calling up phone ge.
 T. L. Harris baby carriage which was left on the sidewalk today on the north side of the plaza, started to roll and ran into A. G. Divers horse, ( which was standing by the curb at ( tached to buggy. The baby buggy I hooked itself to the shaft of the other buggy and the horse broke lsose and { with both buggies made merry race 6 down street. The baby buggy was 8 pretty badly wrecked. Otherwise no ( damage was done. From nonday's Daily
 W. A. Rowe is in town from his mining camp. (
 Today is the second anniversary of ( Prescott's big fire.
 Born.-In Prescott, July F, to NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, a son.
 Jules Baumann returned last even t ng from his trip east on mining bus t ness.
 E. S. Clark returned Saturday c .vening from a professional visit to . Flagstaff.
 Judge 4. c. Baker came in on this a train from Iron Springs, S where he had been for a day. I
 Annual sale on mems and boys u uits and single pants. You can save twenty-five per cent. Ed Block. 14t5 :,
 J. H. ClinkscaIes is in Phenix ad- usting loss on the new Five Points T chool building destroyed by fire everal days ago. E
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher has been making in her residence by way If batting in high grade I. X. L. ock maple floor in her dining room. :; The funeral of little Carl Love, the n -ictim of Friday evenings fire, took p ,lace yesterday afternoon and was Iuite largely attended by sympathiz- l ng friends of the family.
 Dr. Edward D. Moseley, formerly tationed at Whipple as surgeon U. |, ;. A. is now medical director of this | department with rank of lieutenant i, olonel, and is stationed at Denver. |
 Charles L. North arrived her l, CIV days since from California wit h jew of locating in this section. He 1! $ an old-time friend of J. W. Con- Ter, connected with Douglas, Lacey l, ' Go.
 Mrs A. J.Head has just had a good | Iuality of I. X. L. rock maple and herry floor placed in her dining | oom by Sidney L. Beech, the terri orial agent of the Wisconsin Land ; nd Lumber company.
 The overdue steamer Portland sup ,osed to have been lost and on which Dick Dawson and wife, formerly of r Arizona, were reported to be, has ar II II rrived at Seattle in good condition . with crew and passengers all well. =
 Under Sheriff A. A. Johns and Dis u rict Attorney s. L. Pattee left on il evenings train for Yuma I with three prisoners. They were Nm. Connors, murder, Is years; Geo. 2oop, assault with intent to kill, hree years; James Mckay, forgery, me year.
 The jury in the case of the Brad haw Mountain Railway company against Jake Marks was unable to gree and was discharged last even- ng. There was a wide range of difference in the estimates of dam