Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
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Chsries behm, oi lower Agua Fra, is ir town. ::
 Ms. Tinko, arrived in Prescott a few days since.
 Prescott public schools will close to. morrow fer the holiday vacation.
 pr J. a. Marshall, the Flagstaff dentist, lei; !os home this morning.
 II. Gardner is building a new brick oil house al the rear of his new brick hlock.
 Probate Judge French and family have moved into a cottage on the tast side Of tke plaza.
 General Miles has contributed an article on the Indian queslicu to the North AmerioSn Review. =. ..-.':.:::
 IN Morgan. ni Kirkland valley; shipped csr load of horses lhis morn iug to California. :: ,-s.:. :. .....,..
 The furniture for the new iotel is expected daily now. A large invoice O. glass and eroekery- ware has already been received.
 A child sf Engineer Troti, of Phenix,. died with scarlet fever, on Saturday. Another child of his is seriously: il with the same disease.
 ,. c. lice, route agent for. Wells, Fargo & Co, who has been in Prescott. two or three days on business, lett. for home this morning.
 Chas. D. Hennesssy, sn engineer who was injured in the wreck st wallapai iss; week, died on Saturday, from the effect of his injuries.
 T. NJ. Beeson has been making sddi- tons of JeWelry, Watches. Spec.acles, etc., to his stock. Cail iu and inspect. bis goods and prices before making your purchases oG Christmas presents.
 Dr. J Miller was married Tuesday evening to Miss Minnie E. Hines, by Judge Fle1ry. The couple let for Kansas City hy yesterday mornings train. =. =:
 Dr. P. G. Cornish came in from Flagstaff lew days since. secured Coffin and left fer homo this. morning. The doctor says that he. didsnos intend is as slight an the Flagstaff under takers, but the kind oi Coffin he wanted is not b he leund in every town: =
 Pete Burke reports That there are millions oi wild ducks and geese near the mouth oI the Colorsde.. 4Ie killed three wild geese with is:tpistol. Hs says thatcn his trip up next week he will bring 5000 olsms.s Clans obtained in the Gulf of California are delicious;
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 The testimony in the Chart murder trial c,osed iskt eTening, and argument commenced this morning. Dissrict At torney Ross made the opening argu- mont, occupying four hours in his aa- dress. II is thought that the case wiIl not go to the jury until sone lime to : morrow -:
 The JoURSAI-MlSkR Is: in srcsipt from Secretary Murphy Of the ten laws which were pocket.yetoed by Goyernor zGlick. They arc printed iil pamphlet form, and car be obtained from secre- Murphy. en payment Of small iee~-- sufficient to cover the expense of print ing them, as there was no pubiic innds available to psy for their printing. :. :.
 Charley Morgan returned 1 few days since from g protrscied deer =.hsint in the mountains. h taklng g a*census enumeration of the anrmunition and supplies returned he estimates that there should be nineteen less deer in the county than when he started on his raid, but he has been unakis to locate them. =
 The temprance people Of Phenix have decided to enforce the Sunday rest law, and accordingly on last Men- day the following named citizens were arrested, charged with having their places of business open on Sunday :: Goldman t Co., Goldberg Bros, E. H. Winters, Do:sis & Co, ]. A. Rckoial, Joseph Thalheimer, A. H. Peoples Il. Bruins. Jas. McNansrs, Luke < czar- nowski, Butler & Kelley, J. F.. Loose- ley, Lynch & Coleman, Joe Biennsn, E. Gsnz, ]. II. v. Jensens Alex Bar seuti, Robert Crescetti, R. A. Archer. 6. \. Luhrs, Julius 0owett, Maownel john- "Perry's Victory" is the title of a ras. rine painting, in oil, on exhibition at the CerneI drug store. Ii IS :repEe- sentation of the great naval engage meni on Lake Erie fn 1sl4. in which Commodore Perry won great victory. The painting Is lrsn the brush of W. H. Dudley, sse well known painter ef Prescott. While the JoURSAL-MIsER has not an art critic on is staf, the work is one which comments itself to the eve. and certainly displays good artistic ability in it's conception and great skill in its execution. Tine picture 1 hEs been fnGch admired since being placed on exhibition. The January "sesson' just received, l and the contents Tor this first issue for l the new year warrants the prediction l that "The Season will in future outdo its former issues. Ii has excelled all | other publications in giving original designs, both in garments for Ladies and Children, and in the great variety l of Art work olevery doscfiptionl.o.. Tbis' number contains three colored plates, enc for eyeaing 9owps snd. eng.s .s~ll lexe4u: siyeIy for children. The rnaIiy*illustrs. .ions shown this month are all appro- priate for the Winter needs.# We baye f costumes for street wear, for evening snd house dress for allsont-aaor Nesr5 the display ol wrapsi maptles, caoaks, Jackets, capes, ,paletots arc ip pro.tnsiorfs and so varied in styio ot asSign 5 aa b give the opportunity .oi seieotsng a gar men. euited to the figure of the. weaeef. |
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