Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1890

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 A fine rain storm today.
 Wales Arnold ia in town.
 Rstroaiae home institutions.
 Rubber goods are in demsnd,
 Dur climate is simply glorious.
 Another snow storm last night.
 Attorneys are busy preparing Ter court.
 Troops at whirple were paid of yes terday.
 Judge French is recovering from his illness.
 Col. Nisbes was taken to the hospital yesterday
 Mrs. H. N. Palmer is in town from the Senator.
 Thanksgiving turkeys have put in an appears nee.
 Willard Rice, one of the pioneers O tisls county, is in town.
 Recent storms have seriously delayed building operations.
 Superintendent Murphy left for the Congress mine to-day.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins returned from her visit east last night
 Mir. TSnp'in,a mining operator. left this morning for Denver.
 Fine quality ot dance programmes and pencils at ,his office. .
 Lieut. Fenton came in from Camp Verde to whipple yesterday.
 Dennis Burke has gone east to pur- chase furniture Tor the new hotel.
 II. n. Ross, is back ss his post of duty n the district attorneys office again.
 Br. J. M. Marshall, the dentist, ad- vertises to be in Prescott after Noyem- Der l7th.
 Dr. Lewis came in from the Hasss- yampa yesterday, and is guest of the Belleyse.
 The Governors Guards will give Thanksgiving ball. It should be well pstronized
 Every body should attend the Thanksgiving ball, to be given by the Governors Guards.
 The proprie.ors of the Bellevue were compelled to turn away several sppli- cants fer rooms lses night.
 Hon. Morris Goldwater returned from ths east to Phenix, where he is attend ing Masonic Grand Lodge.
 Charles Crocker hss moved his shoe shop ss office row. His family have moved into the Waldo House.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. H. Rice, the former nephew of Willard Rice, of Cienegs, left this morning for their home in Isws.
 Some sort of fight occurred last night about midnight in front ot the pcsiofice, the result being large pool tt 1ttOO tASAH SAAc AAG4 eAAsS
 A spendeut,: signing himself "An Old Subscriber" makes some per tinent points in his communication, but unfortunately be failed to send his name with his communication.
 v. ". Davis, well known miner of this county, died this morning, of pneumcnia and typho-matarisl fever. Notice of funeral will se found else where in this issue. The periodical runor is again in cir culatioa that soc Apache-Mohsve h. disns are to be placed on the Camp Verde military reservation. 1t csn be traced to no reliable source, however. Fred. Reif, of the palace barber shop, stele march on his friends by getting married. Re did not even let his I partner know of the affair. Judge Fleury performed the ceremony. The funeral Of the late ". ". Davis, | who died this morning at linden haunl's lodging house, will take place | tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. from the undertaking rooms of A. c. Ran dRn.
 Friends Of Rev. c. L., Pearson, in Prescott, recently sent him e testimo- nisl oi their respect for him, in the shape Of one dozen solid silver tea spoons. and dezen solid silver forks. The list of subscribers also sccompa- nisd the gift.
 Mrs. General Stoneman and dsugh- ter, of California, are visiting Whipple, the guests oE Colonel Bartlett, the com manding officer. General Stoneman was formerly in command of the de- psrtrsent of Arizona, stationed at Whip pie, but resigned from the army on be- ing elected governor oi California. T II