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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
FROM MeSnAY's iyAiLy.

FROM MONDAYS DAiLy.
 Hon. ". c. Stewart, oi Flagstaff.
 m town.
 Philip Hull and son lett for home thil
 morning.
 Money was reported easy .o day by collectors.
 Prescott meat markets w,ll hereafter
 remain close'i on Sunday. D. F. Mitchell Las sold lo, 2i. hiocl 9, in Prescott, l,, Joseph Reynolds, Tor $50.
 J.M. Aiken has pure hssed tbe cigai store formerly owned by h.s brother taking possession today. Quite number of citixens Of Flag. sta fl came in on Saturday nights train to attend the Matt Black trial. F. E. Murray, the we'll known min. ing broker and mine owner. returned Saturday evening from a three months business trip east. Sadie Archibald WAS tarown from A wagon today, by runaway team. and received -ery painful injuries. though not considered dangerous.
 James H. Hamilton Is trying to re- sign as postmaster at Antelope valley. At last accounts he had not succeeded m securing sn acceptance of his resig- nation.
 Drs. Smith and smith, the dentists, who have been in Prescott for nearly s month, lett for Phenix shis morning. They report good business during their sojourn,
 Chas. P. Hicks. the popular head salesman of J. W, Wilson < ,io.s mammoth clothing emporium, returned on Saturday nights train from his vaca- ,ion spent in California.
 Geo. W. Ford bas recently enlarged and otherwise improved his Montezuma street cigar store. He has also added S nice, cosy reading-room to the place. He says that he will have no more lot tery schemes or prize drawings in con- nection with his business.
 Atthe meeting of the Masonic lodge, on Saturday nj gh,, tho following off COTS were elected for the ensuing Ma sonic year: b. F. Mitchell, w. M. $. E. Bright, s. w; Nathan Levy, ]. w. D. Levy. Treas. and k. x. Fredericks. Sec'y.
 Serious complaints have been made of the irregu,arity of the mails between Prescott, aud Walnut Grove. Mail is not inircquently two weeks in transit while in some instances 1t has been six weeks. Just where it Is held up is not known, as 1t leaves the Prescott office promptly.
 The dance programmes printed at This office for the Tn anksgiving ball, as we'll as several other jobs of artistic work recently printed here, has elicited not only very complimentary remarks. but has been instrumental in securing several orders for job work from parties who appreciate good taste in this line. We make s speciality Of doing fine pam phlet work, such as briefs, etc., on short notice and at reasonable prices Parties having anything in the job printing line to be done are requested Co call and examine specimens of work aud secure estimates before ordering elsewhere.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
| ROM TUESDAYS IAiIy.

W. II. Smith, of Williamson valley, is in Prescott.
 F. J. Brannen, Chas. A. Quigley and Ralph Cameron. of Flagstaff. came in on last nights train.
 H. Brooke wac awarded a contract last night to furnish the city with 100 cords oI wood at $3.9S per cord.
 odite a largo number of young people met at the residence ot Mr. aud Mrs. ). J. Williams and enjoyed q pleasant social time, in dancing and other smusemeuts last evening.
 Elmer Taylor, an contemplating young man, engaged in mining on Lynx crock, was in town yesterday, purch as- ing supplies. Mr. Taylor is tho lessee of some good property, and is meeting with success.
 Deeds from Gideon o. Roberts to I. N. Large. and from IN. Large to the Castle Greek Mining Co.,, for mines on Castle creek, have been filed for record, the consideration named in each instru- ment being S35,OOC.
 Golden Rule Chapter No. I, o. E. S., will hold a regula. stated meeting at Masonic Hall. on Thursday, December 4, 1890, at 8 o'clock ?. m. All the members are urgently requested to be present, as the election of officers takes place. By order of tbe W. M. ANGIE E. BROWN, Seo'y.
 James M. Dodson has his announce- in this paper for reelection as chief of police. Mir. Dodson has held the posi- ton now for several years. During the time ho has made some mistakes, has made some enemies, but has always succeeded in securing the endorsement of the people as the polls, and whether they arc willing to give the credit to the chief of police or not, even MT. Dod- sons enemies can not deny that Pres colt is ono of the quietest towns on the frontier, and 1t will take good man to defeat him.
 MT. and Mrs. Corngan's bright three yesr-old boy s,rsyed of yesterday, ac- | com panying an.ther child who is in the habit of going with bis isther to his work. Master Corrigan failed to notify his mother of his proposed visit, and remsining away for five hours her feelings can be better imagined than described, as in such cases ones inn aginatien can suggest only the worst possible fate to have befallen the lost one. The entire neighborhood assisted in the search, and the little ono was finally found inaocsntly playing with his little companion and unaware of the anguish nd anxiety he had caused his loving mother. Mir. Csrrigsn was
 absent on the railroad and knew noth.
 ing of the occurrence until his arrival
 home after the young man had been
 found. He desires the JousSAL-MINER
 10 express the thanks of himself and
 wife to the many kind people who
 assisted Mrs. Csrrigan in her searcf
 for her missing child.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
Inc world Enr,cneo.

The facilities of the present day Tor the production ot everything that will conduce Co the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- ted. and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t k the only remedy which Is trlly pleas ing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and etfeolual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring tme or, or fact at any time and the better 1t Is known the more popular it becomes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
RuckIen's Arnicr SnIxe.

The best salve ia the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheu m Fever sores, Chspped Hands, Chilblains Corns, amt all Skln Eruption, and posi- tlSely cures Plies or u pay required It Is guaranteed to give perfect sstis- faction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by W. W Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
Congress is in session.

Congress IS in session.
 Taxes will soon become delincuent.
 E. Nj. Sanford returned to Prescott, last evening. Eastern Star lodge meets tomorrow night for election of officers.
 A meeting was held last night at which preliminary steps were taken for the organization Of band.
 A jury was impaneled yesterday in the Matt Black murder case, and tho case is now on trial.
 Joseph Pultzer has, sold the New York World to Geo. ". Childs and Banker Drexel. for si.0oo,0o0.
 Dr. Moseley is in Phenix. locking after his ranch interests. He IS at present stationed at San Antonio, Tex.
 Mary N. Jennings and Mamie Me Roberts arc the applicants for teachers certificates, now undergoing examina- tiop
 Among the Flagstaff contingent in Prescott are Geo. Eoxworth, ). Guth- rie Savage. ! E. Burehard and l. P. Burdette,
 Ordnance Sergeant Connors will leave Whipple to-morrow for Washington, being relieved by Sergeant St. Clair, just from Ft Custer. Montana
 The spectacle of the United States army fearing to arrest an unru,y h. dian. lest il might precipitate hostih- ties, is certainly ot one that Is caleu- lated to swell the American bosom with emotions of pride
 The Arizona Wild West show has broken up in row in Australia Charles Meadows, of this county, las soed the manager of the concern and dragged him through the streets lie was arrested for attempted murder, but escaped, and is now on his way home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
Toys For inc m,,r,on.

St. Claire < Pratt, Holiday Leaders. Phoenix, 4. F. have the most complete aad varied stock ol Teys. fancy goods, albums, st halE price. Jewelry, watches. clocks. musical instruments, poets, gift, and ehildren'S books, and shousand pretty things<e Remit them thei. ex- pense. and describe. what you want, and they will be sure ;o give satisfac. tion. Send a4 cnce.. wSt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. II. c. Gooding. Judge,

l SATURDAY, Nov. go. Court II. ai 10 ,iclak ccegaiag t. ] adj9uran,eni. hrsiisay VI 6.r, W Y.,nr: serda. f'''si' r,l, e- I.'st,rt l,e~hete in ,h's paper. Snnderhe VI Wand, ihp: ordersd that slocne "i settlement ni paftner. ship hu-inrss bc entered according to stipnlaiions filed. Territory ss Vi iliis Austin. grand larceny; dcmutrrr tiled and argued and submitted.
 Territory vs Jose Leandro Salaxar, assault, with intent to commit murder !: tried and submitte', the following being the jary Geo. Merwin, George Opdyke. Thos. Mccormick, K. W. Meador. A. Ernst, A. J. Rubert, Joseph schuler, Jesse West Fred Williams, Lee Johnson. L. Wollenberg. Reeess until o'clock D. m.
 MONDAY. December 1.
 Court met at 10 o'clock.
 Territory vs Jose Lesndro salasar. assault to commit murder. Verdict returned hv jury of aggravated asssult, and def nd..-t remanded for sentence at o'clock December ad.
 Dennie vs Donnie, application for divorce; default entered and case re. ferred to E s. Ellingwood to take tes. tinony.
 J. V. Rhoades vs Philip Hull; placed on calendar.
 Territory vs George W Young, con victed of msnsleughter; December Sd at 10 o'clock a. m. set for sentence.
 Territory vs Lewis Fisher, forgery jury impaneled and case on trial.
 Territory vs Lewis Fisher: case closed; jury returned verdict of guilty
 J L. Summers. deiaul,irg juror, was find si
 Adjourned until 10 o'clock a m. Tuesday.
 TUESDAY, December 2.
 Court met at 10 o'clock.
 Territory vs Matt Black, the work of s,t,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03


 :. fare Cider Vinegar at Aitkea's. :f John Chart has given a general power ot attorney io Reese M Ling.
 Call and examine NJ. Goldvater < Bros $ stock of overeoats. n2ltf All goods sold at California prices q. the Corner Drug Stnre If
 Sponges, finest eve h. rsscott. and cheap. at the Corner Dias Store. If
 The genuine slesii-g,s Royal Rem- ody for sale at ;hs Co. ner Dra< stcse.tf
 Try bottle of Toland's Tonic sor sale s' the Corner Drug Store. f
 F. II. Waite. dentist. is permanently located st Prescott. Office, YsYapas Drug Store. if
 The best cup Of coffee in town, with . plate ot donghnuts, 10 cents at the Nickel Plate.
 Ds. Henley's celery, beef. and ;ron oitters a, the Keystone Saloon. The best tonic and neryins known. If
 New goods, just received at Mrs W C. Burdge's. The largest and finest stock of millinery and fancy goods ever shown in Prescott. m3ltf
 Sidney ]. Cock met with very pain fuf accident st his csmpin Maple Guich, lasteyening. While engaged in splitting wood the sx struck a knot, and glaneing struck the thumb of h's left hand. severihg 1t entirely from the hand, with the exception of single small strip of the ihmb. The amputa- tion was cIoss np to the hand. His wife dressed. it it as best she could, wrap ping.it up we'll to~ keep out the air. when he bFaYely mounted horse and rode into. town alone, arriving here ahou. s o'clock. Drs. Miller and Lin- coin sewed. the thumb back to it's place again, completing the operation abou. IL e'cioeks the wounded man again showing bis great. nerve by refusing to take any anasthetlcs to allay the pain. He Is around to-day with the wound apparently doing well
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
adstce to NsotNess~

Mrs Windows Soothing syrup shonld always be used for children teething. It sootbes the chiid' soltehs inc gums, allays all pain, cures "inu col;c. and is the best remedy Tor pi' srrhaea. TwentY-fiye cents bottie.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
,.rh, Running Domestic

II. c. Burdge has been apPoin,e.u agent for the Light Running Domes,lo sewing machine. and will shortly mass ,. canvass of the county for lts ssIo srv party desiring tirst-class macnine shouir give him his order. e""
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
LocAL NOTES.

Prescriptions compounded at the Corner Drug Store. tf
 CaIl for Blue Ribbon cigsrs at the M0ntezuua Saloon. m29u
 Imported cigars, I9i cents each, at the Keystone Saloon. Charles Rice, proprietor.
 The first sad nnIy stone payemen nt in the city ot Present. can be seen by cali ing at chas. Ricc's Keystone saloon snd lodging house, on Cortes Strect.ti
 Dr. !. Nj. Marshaii has removed his flee b the Bellevue Hotel. Those desiring Dental wofk done will please call immediately. u
 \ socisi danco will De given, Decem- ber G,h, At the cld Senator mill site, by Lute Wilson and vile. 4 cordial vel come te friends. td
 Teeth extracted without pain. All work guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Dl.I. N. Marshall. Oihoe in Williams Houso. s-s. n22tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

The Thanksgiving dance given at the school house at Walout Grove was a success. The ladies of the vicinity provided a lunch for the dance that was a credit to them, and keenly relished by all present. The party was gotten by the young ladies. and those present say that it was one of the rleasantest parties of the season. The success oi the party was due to the efforts of Misses Moihe Bucrchett, Clara Pierce and Bertie Garter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
un,tess States sa,er,.

Patents have. been received at the unitet States Land otfiee Tor the fol- lowing named settlers: Hairy Fulton and Mary M- Knoeprar oi Ysvaeai county, James Y. Lee, MlI.isn NJ. Radd William W.*pAce, Hugh 0'Seiil Morri- son and John L. Halsey, all oi Apache county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
a3tgYette oil.

Prevents tendency to wrinkles or aeeipg of the skin. Prevents wlfherng ol the skin or drying up oi the flesh. Natures wonder for preserving youth and freshness. Si.0o, large bottles, st druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
Wednesdays Edition.
DsiIpqusns so,,ce.

Bulls were rendered recently from this office ,e parties indebted ,o us on subscription and otherwise. As they are all small. but in the aggregate amour, to several hundred dollars to us, we request that all will remi, what they can conveniently as il IS nov ,ax-paying time and We are particularly short Of rsney. If parties who owe us would only settle their accounts and start the new year with clean balance sheet, Il would materially aid us ia daing the same thing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
,,,,,,e,x ,no aouons.

New goods, just received at Nils s Cars. next door to the post oihoe' A ,omp,e,e stock of Millinery goods an" fnIl line of all kinds of notions II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

When any y.eus says shat they caa get the cheapest cigars at any osner place in town, first give them my com phmenls and tell them that they wore born outside of the laueias of Truth. The Oke6tat.is: C. w d's special and exclaslyt brand sd cannot he bong bt-. % say =othss T e in town. Try thSa, aud then you vii always buy them '.j ast,feceiyed new stock. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

Sf lSS. M. CARR bss opened 6 new dress- uk mssiuE and millinery store, one door nsf ih ol the pnsiu flee. Sue has on hand s faii stUek 0f tke, very latest styles of all kind .oi mjj.sgsrF goods. and invites the ladies ;o call Sad ex mise her goods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS IFS
ElechaR. FleStaY, Janaary $, 1891.
ror ru,Er os rorsCs

| HEREBY submit iay name ss . candidate for reelection b ihe office oi Chief og Police cf Prescott, AtiEoaS, st the Naalcieai eieeuou to b. held TuesaA,. January C, isa
 JAMES N. D0DSoN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

Only two applicants appeared to-day at the quarterly examination of teach o-s The examination was postponed on account of the non arrival of ques. ton papers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
LITERARY

cxAPe FOR ss--it yoa have two . cent - novels in goe1 condition, shat you have ad, tase thssn ta F0RD'S ard get new uns Tor tanua, Count TOiso;is GreutEer-So h aio barred oos- Nc good.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
Tho eaeea.s Latest amsr--a Fse~ kaseaiioa ar One Ye.r's Tray<s
 in Eurepe.

In The Queens "Wosd Contest which the publishers of tta, rass.;ns announce .s the las, one they will ever oner, A Free Education, consistiu, of q infee Years Course n any Canadian or American Seminary or College, includ. ing all expenses, tuition and board. to be pad ey the publishers es The Queen or One Yer Abroad, consisting of One En'''s Years Travel in Europe. all ex. penses 10 be ra'd, will be given to the person sending them the largest list of words made from the text winch is sn- rounced h he last issue 1.-The Queen A special deposit of Syss has been made Tn The Dominion Bank of Can ada, to carry cut this offer. Mapv other useful. and valuable prizes vii be awarded in order of merit. The puh- llshers of The Queen have made their popular family magazine famous throughous both Canada and the Uni. ted States by the libsrai prizes gwen in theIf previous competitions, and as this will positively be the last one offered they intend to make 1t excel all others as. 2. :. fesaEes the ralue of the prizes. Send SIX tHoseens U..:S stamps for copy ot The Queen. eonsalnipg she text, com pleie rules and list Of sr.s=es Addr.. The Canadian Queen, Toronto, Canada.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
roR CHIEF oF POLICE.

AT the request of mary citizens and busi- IA eess Sneu of Prescott, 1 submit my n me as |, eabdidats for ;he office oI CEief of Police of E.'reScntt. S the municipal election lo b. he'd on Tuesday, January 6, 1891.
 = GEORGE BURTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
SEWING MACHINES.

f TRY shgTn. buy the'nr hsve no other The E. | NsfrsG Trs:Gwuess SINGER sewing ma -i sars soI lsiI SRsy ;,-ymenis. Liberal dis i.silit%. n, e.s!,S cid Js--aires taken as paTt aiym-i;,- e j. WtsDuS. it.Yeling agent for
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
FINAECEAI.
.nRFSSMAKTNG. NC.

G%ro buys gold dust. old jewciry. scrap Nf gold and Sa iF0r, oFPgcE-Firs; uoor east oi kksTSEsA'S saloon, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
FOR ,ITy TRENsvmEn.

N HEREBY respectfully announce myself as U stRndidate for rejection Ia the ossce oi City Treasurer of Prescott.
 .e .-:.-: GEO. s PoR Tf R.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
ONE ENYOY2

The proprie,ors of Prescott's two meat markets have decided to close their shops hereafter on Sundays. Patrons will take due notice and govern ;hemselves accordingly. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

Tho "S;srgo" Cigar is. without, rival, and can be bought only at Aitken's Cigar Store. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
,ITy ya.snS.op axn CoIs.Ecroa,

' HEREBY announce myself as s candidate \ for re-eles1ioa to ihe otdee of Asse ssor and Collector et the city of Pres, tt. -.. >. DAN. HATZ
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
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hALsEY-fG Los 1Angyles;' ocsohef. asl :. 1890, ito the :Siie 0t, Dr.. B. B.. II slss E.
 daugh,ei. :.. '..'..'' IS. :.*@ :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
r n Paeeo-,

Practical and reliable Matchmaker and ~ lowler, pernianently located in fres- colk. Store .n Yayspai Pharmacy. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
INSURANCE.

ENSURE st once fn E8;nitaeIe Insurance Co \ Of Colorado. .TiEes fay weekly indcm ity iu case of lr5nFX. SsH at fpRD'S of = x : riSpELL,S.. ..14. .A. y 0DpS, travelling agent : foribe 1errliory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

Railroad Tickets Bought and Sold at Aiskens. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
,rs Assxssos AND ce..Kcrow.

\ HEREkf announce myself Rs candidate | for fh- O9fce c9 Assess.r and Col ectur of fhe city af Prescott El,ctio January c. lsgt. =. JOHN FREDERI Ks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

! ADY nf business Eii, do buying ni shop lE ping fn AaT foEk city. isisetiou g'iar ul,1d. First-elzss reference. For par sseuizrs eGdFess Mrs. C. Y. TU TILE, B i2.a .ire' ., Philadelphia. Ps. niSif
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

:" Judge :French and family have re turned .ssor spendihS their .thankseiy. ing At -waln4it Grove. = -s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

T. Teams are. .still scasee fer freighsing pnrposes in this section.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

ArthaS W Wbittaker and family, os the -Verdy valley, have moved Co Brools- lynf Nav Yofk5. ST,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

IN THE y.cioI;y af Prescott, about six \ nnhl hE ago.-iost, Strayed or stolen--dsrk hr1~a hoFs5:te IF lg years old; saddle marks ,sn wtige; hind f.s.:W hits. with 5raud on icft ;. thigit, wish3charSeter similar to ngnre ! wite two horriEeptal: cross bars; ao sui lS1 |. sA ds Ssgh: WTtiii. elongated star an toreb be sd : and Ebitr on his nose Reward oi &lO VIII se paid es delivery of same to this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
MUSICALE. INSTRUMENTS

DtANos sold un easy iustAilmentS. frst- I class, hnc ione.l Instruments. <. NJ. GDL.DWATER, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

TUESDAY, December :. Court met at 10 o'clock. Territory vs Matt Black, the work of impaneling jury resumed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
LOST.

EsTR aYE0 rom Tine Peck nine two mules IL --ane crown Sna one scrrel the sorrei arsfard B encicse,'. la eirce on iclt shoulder sud thigh A Teg Aad rf Si0 " Il se paid Tor ieer deY~siy at he saloon between inc 6 5Cfs aa H.Eks,S TsY siiucs or st ihc City Feed Yard in Prss eiI. a. K. SLACK
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

leRTS moro ns:, Nixembe. Sd. lS..0 s5O
 | biil and ts-a se. oE cue sic bi;l. The finder vii he:.a5ia ply rewarded hy returning lhem 10 thisofsce.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03

Fpsz:: ii siz5, ssn-coiores. COW. half ter !. LA sss. stTaye6 irom town. Liberal ve-
 wsrs sife be paid Tor sIer return tc the City : Feed I ard, Pssstott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

s,::--:.. --..., .. FOUND. 4 LADIES glove buttoner. C.il s; this t ri6re, prove property, pay for this sd, ; and take it away.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-03
WANTED

( NICELY furnished room Apply ta Ms
 X II A. BoURKE. corner Willis aH Gran ;te streets. PrescS [. ssJ
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Positiye etasements.
Sells On It's Atcriss.'
Hoods Sarsapariila

Sold hy arusgistA u; six for ss Prepared caly by c. HOOD & co <aposasesries Lowell. sssA
 100 Ocseo Ono poilas
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-09-27
a Close Call.

cone of the sharpest gang of bank
sneaks ever in this city is working De-
troit now" said a bank official OF that
city to reporter ''The party who got
Undertaken Blake's pocketbook was
one of them, and had a narrow escape
myself yesterday. l was sitting in one
of the apartments of our bank with
considerable currency upon the desk IN
front of me, which had been handed
me by friends, but which | hadn't yet
turned over to the receiving officer. A
nicely dressed lady was shown in and
without lifting her heavy veil she asked
me to find the telephone number OF q
certain manufacturing institution tor
her. Of course jumped up to comply,
but by the greatest good fortune looked
back in time to see that my lady had
seated herself within arms length of
the money on my desk, although; there
was fine opportunity for her to have
taken chair elsewhere. So | said to
myself, What the Sam Hill does she
want me in particular to hunt up a
telephone number for her for? There
are half dozen men in the bank near
er the phone than / am as she could
plainly see.' So [ sat down and called
to one of the boys to find the number
while I'kept my eye on the Doodle, but
my lady Immediately arose and awaited
the telephone number at a handy place
real close to the front door,"