Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-25
FRoM SAruRpAY's DAILY.
 Only five weeks till Christmas. Royal Arch Masons meet tonight

Royal Arch Masons meet to-nigh
 A waitress wanted at the William
 House.
 i Next Thursday will be Thank
 giving.
 Considerable space is devoted
 Baking powders to-day.
 Read the Star of Hope articles ,
 inc orporation in this issue.
 W. w. Ross has new illustrate
 advertisement in this issue.
 D. J. Sullivan has boot and sho
 announcement in this issue. Read i,
 Bishop Bongarde is arranging t,
 build a Sisters school in Phenix |,
 cost S6,000.
 The Methodist Sunday school vii
 meet tomorrow at the Baptis
 church, instead of at the oper house.
 The special train will leave to
 morrow morning at s o'clock fo
 Prescott Junction.
 Amassa Inko has sold forty acres of land in Kirkland Valley to H.
 Clark, for 500.
 4 house occupied by MT. Braze- we'll and family, on Lynx creek, was burned recently.
 c. A. Means has purchased J. D. Smiley's interest in the Palace saloon, and the firm name has been changed to Freeze & Means.
 A special train will be run to Prescott Junction tomorrow, to take the Beebe Barbour company out so that they can make connec- tions for their engagement at King man on Monday night.
 Hyman Ellis says that the stock of goods burned in his store in San Bernardino was valued at S26, 900. The insurance company's adjuster placed it at S23,0O0, and he was in sured for only SS,000.
 If you have catarrh, you are in danger, as the disease is liable to become chronic and affect your general health, or develop into con sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and en- the blood, and building up the system. Give it trial.
 Owing to changes, that it was thought best to make, there will be preaching in the Baptist church as usual, morning at II o'clock, and in the evening at 7:3o. Chas. A. Rice, pastor.
 Harris Baldwin received letter last night from F. NJ. Murphy, in which the latter states that he will return home next Saturday, Nov. 2s, accompanied by Col. D. B. Robin son, president of the s. F., F. & P. railway. He also stated that all hopes of negotiation with MT. Bull ock for his road has been abandon 'd, and within two weeks work will ,e commenced grading the new inc from Ash Fork.
 Aspecial car containing attaches 'f the Chicago Graphic passed vest on Thursday evening en route O California. It was composed of taff editors, a staff artist and mem- 'ers of the business department. The company is on an extensive ad- cruising tour of the southwest. They receive guarantees from all 1 he towns they can for a write up in he Graphic. They talk of visiting 'rescott on their return.
 Among new professions for Tomen that of horse dealer has not ct been recognized, yet it exists in daho in at least one notable in- tance. X ranch there with 2,5O0 | orses has young lady for travel lg agent. She has recently made srge sales in New Orleans, where CT merits as an expert are we'll nown, for she has been on the road K years.
 The leading article in the Decem- CT Overland is to be . lavisbly lustrated paper on "Flower and eed Growing" by Ninetta Flames. his will be revelation to many peo- le. Whole fields of callas, acres of ampas plumes, smilax seed grown y the pound, a regular plant for iaking altar of rose, the expo ta- ion of the bulbs of Mariposas and by the hundred thou and will be described.
 The great drilling contest at Den CT last week was witnessed by seve- al thousand people. A large block f granite was used for the contest. The first prize, $500. IT double anded drilling. was won by R,gan nd Page, of Butte City, 9 l5-l6 lches. in 15 minutes and beating he worlds record, held by Lead file, which is 24 inches. D. l.. ones, of Clear Creek county, Colo ido, won the single-handed prize f $500.
 "She" proved drawing card at he opera house last night, the at sndance being larger than on any revious night. The production of his beautiful play was very satis- lctory. The good impression lade by the company on their open lg night has been maintained throughout the week in all their They gave mati- ee performance this afternoon, and ill close their engagement to- fight with Our Boys"
 Rev. Evison delivered very and appropriate tribute 0 the memory of the late Mrs. Brooks, yesterday. The pail bear rs were E.. w. Wells, G. D. Kendall, '. N. Kelley, G. Hathaway, w. J. ''Neill, Geo. s. Porter, Ed. Horne, l. w. Fleury, Dan Hatx, T. J. But ar, Wm. WiIkerson and F. w. Blake. t the grave the beautiful service of he Moravian church, of which de eased had been life long member, as read.
 The Beebe-Barbour company had mother good audience to see "Our 'oys" on Saturday night. The com any gave entire satisfaction during heir engagement here, and those