Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-26
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2e. 1880
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

NUN THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Turkeys for sale at J. L. Fishers.
 ;. NJ. W. Moore has ret urned from hi
 visit to Phenix.
 Ex-Governor rriue continues |,
 push work on his water enterprise.
 Dr. J. N. Marshall, the Flagstaff den
 list, Is Tn town, located at the William
 House.
 Miss Lauiette Lowell, of Tucson
 commissioner for Arizona to tb
 Worlds Columbian Exposition, has lief
 for Chicago, to be present at the meet
 ing of the commissioners.
 MT. N. Moore, wife and daughter, O Chicago, Illinois, father mether and sis Ter ol our townsmsn, ]. NJ. W. Moore sss visiting the latter and his family in Prescott.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen, Isaac T. Iuse, James l.. Black. F. c. Brannen and " G' Stewart came in on last nights train from Flagstaff. The first fou, made final proof to land before the off. Ger of the land office today.
 The announcement of Dan Hatz. for reelection as city assessor, appears in this issue. MT. Hatz is too well known ioeyery man, woman and child in Pres. cot to need any introduction from the ioUESAL-3ISER. Suffice it to say tha. he mas nlied tlae office acceptably dur. ing the past yesr.
 Friends of Frank Andrews are urging hfm to become candidate for chief of police at the coming munich. pal election. Mir. Andrews is & thor oughly sober. industrious and reliable young man, is an energetic member oi the fire department, and is m every way qualified for the position.
 During the memorial exercises in the district court yesterday in reference 10 the death of the late ex.Chiet Justice Sumner Howapd, Col. J. F. Wilson, Col. l.. F. Eggers and John 0. Herndsn, ksq., paid eloquent tributes to his char acter. Ex-Chief Justice Wright was also called on, but as he had prepared the resolutions found elsewhere, he thought he could add nothing and de- clined.
 The Albuquerque Democrat contains the following, which will be read with regret by Major J. ". Donnelly's many friends in Prescott and elsewhere: "It IS with regret that we chronicle the sudden death of George D. Donnelley at Chicago. The deceased was young CT brother of Mr. ]. W. Donnelly of this city, and was well known by majority of the people in this and Ari zona Territory. The deceased WAS for some time chief book keeper fer the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company ot Flagstaff. Mir. Donneiley has the of his many friends.'
 The December Season." just out, will be received with delight by the ladies. itis filled with novelties for dress snd home decoration. The cos tunes displsyeds are unusually. handsome snd appropriate for the winter season. Furs, astrschan. velvets, pushes, and B heavy fringe for trimming gowns and mantles predominste; She very newest feature being the fringes shown, and the very effective manner in which tis arranged. This number also con- .ains very desirable hat plate, colored, Ae sbsw the different combinations in and the Supplement, given sith the December season" IS in tseh almost invaluable; the designs | Ire perfect and so plainly Illustrated as o be ea&ly reproduced. Colored plate '56 shows new styles of outdoor ger. aents tor ladies and for miss of ten ! 'r twelve years. S57 gives two hand 'ome carriage costumes and one home reception toilette. The embroidery, Snitting, braiding, and fine art work sr surpssses any heretofore displayed, snd in 10 other journal can be found he game high class designs which 'lone make the very finest art workers n all kinds of work value this journal Ibove all others. Yearly price s3.5o. Single copies 90 cts.