Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
From Wednesdays Daily.

IS, to Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Nader,
 son.
 Fen s. Hildreth is seriously ill a
 his home, suffering with cerebra
 affliction. His condition is said to b
 serious.
 In the notice of the Monday cluI
 proceedings yesterday the type
 made it Mrs. Anna Bell Bailey, whel
 it should read Miss Annabel Bailey.
 It will be of interest to our busi
 ness men to paste in their hat the
 fact that Bisbee has now in its mids several professional safe crackers
 Several attempts to rob safes have
 been made in the above city.
 The Whipple reservoir has beer
 partially filled and flushed out. It i:
 now in direct connection with the
 Del Rio system, and it is needless tc
 say that the brand of liquid is whole
 some and the best to be found any
 where.
 Improvements to the architectural
 condition of the city rapidly continue
 in the residence building line. May
 Frankfurter has the foundation laid
 on her lots on North Granite street
 for a six-room dwelling and the same
 is now under construction. It will be
 for rent.
 J. E. Mccoy of the Wellington.
 has received three of his fleet footed
 horses from California and pneu-
 matic tired buggy, the latter being a beauty In construction. He is an expert horseman and seems to know how to cut de pigeons wing" when
 handling the ribbons.
 Our friends-the enemy-last even ing took possession of the court house that they already own, and started the preliminary work of the campaign by organizing a Young Mems Demo cratic club. Several old war horses of the party threaten to break out like Mount Pelee-in an oratorical dis turbance.
 In the early or middle part of the week, the typo element of this or any other burg, is naturally penitent and sorry. The generous Anheuser peo- pie, howeser, did not know this, and sent down to the force of this office today sample bottle of the goods they are just in receipt of. and which they are dispensing to customers. It Is smooth article" and no doubt will attract those who imbibe in their house, regularly.
 c. Stukey, the commercial pillar of the Lynx creek region is visiting Prescott again. He has everything good to say of this locality in mining and is little enthusiastic over the tide of travel to Walker. and the pro- gress mining is making in that dis trict. He says that compared to a year ago that country has advanced | at least one hundred per cent from an industrial standpoint.
 E. s. Clark, of Flagstaff, has been a Prescott visitor for a few days. He 1 is looking up quarters and will open a law office in this city, and hereafter reside in Prescott. He is a bright and fair young lawyer, and if a. career of intelligence and in- tegrity goes for anything in the cit y that he leaves, he should Lave his hands full of business in his new To- cation. Mir. Clark formerly resided in Prescott, and in returning to his old haunts will receive a generous welcome.
 For the past week or more a com mitte from Typographical Union No. 375 of this city has been busy arrang- ing the preliminaries for a picnic and outing to be held under the auspices sf that organization at Granite Dells 1n the Forth of July. Dancing and field sports and all amusements nee sssary for a good days outing will be we'll arranged and carried out. The printers generally know how to ar 'ange and bring of pleasantly an af- air of this kind and no doubt the ; lay at Granite Dells will be a pleas irable one. From Thursdays Daily.
 We rise to remark will the trolley ,, ;ystem that Prescott is to have be blessed with lenders on the cars?
 Mrs. Benjamin Robinson is visiting and friends in this city, com ng from Kirkland.
 Fen s. Hildreth, who has been iii is reported today to ke . yreatly improved and will soon be Tn he working harness again. il The civil service examination for Jerks aG5 C. r.rrs has been post 2 ,oned fro7i May u 10 june Il, 1902. will be received up to 9 !, 'clock that day. |
 General Funston has written to Prescott. parties that the date of his ic5artur, had 10 be unavoidably I postponed at the last moment, owing a o military matters O: importance | lat had to be considered. , hIal is accumulatipg at Fort Whip J ,le for the assistant quartermaster, ' Tho is daily expected at the post. 2 lis arrival will be the beginning of v he work that is to make Whipple the a cene of activity and rebuilding in its ntire domain.
 Fred Sattes states that tbe rivalry ,etween himself and Allie Mulvenon ( continues ''iercely." No sooner had ! fred purchased a swift cart and a !, low horse than Mulvenon goes to !. york and puts up a fashy awning for [; Fred to see as he spuris down the II boulevard. Fred says he has one up o lis sleeve for him. An association Of thirtv-six busi- T Iess men of this city have effected an | il combine, which, of course. is in n mbryo ic state as far as furnishing n he distilled goods goes. and today h ent four parties out to locate and do @ one preliminary work on the claims. 2 be land lays in the Red Rock coun V ", north of the Verde river. q The Douglas. Lacey Co. well bor- 0 ng project in Lonesome valley COZ inues and d depth Of 100 feet has !. ,een- reached. The drill has ali it an handle and a hard spar formation d S encountered. Giant powder has to { ,e used tc permit the drill 10 pene rate. This character of ground Is to change soon when greater ! progress will be made The hole be f no drilled is fourteen inches in Gi- 7