Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-07
Fsou SATuRpAY's DAILY.
 The photo war is still on.

The sere and yellow leaf season
 at hand.
 Only four compenies of troop
 are left at Whipple now.
 Geo. w. Sines received car loa
 of whisky by yesterdays train.
 c. Bishop, of the Four Mile hous.
 has sown about ten acres in whea
 this year.
 W. W. Vanderbilt has a monde scriptiye K. K. ticket to Kansa
 City for sale.
 A new hydrant will be placed o the west side of the plaza, near tn, Tough's headquarters.
 During the absence of Charle
 Rice in California, Abe Prather vii have charge of his business.
 The Prescott Good Templars vii give an entertainment next Frida, evening, for the benefit of their fret library.
 A raid was made on Thoma Wings orchard few days sine, and lot of very choice apples wer' stolen.
 Johnny O'Brien and c. W. Man derfelt will manage the wholesal, whisky business of Jake Marks du ring the latter's absence.
 
 W. T. Latchford, of Prescott Junction, slipped and fell, few days ago. sustaining quite seriou, injury. He is getting better now.
 Charles Steen has been held un- der $500 bonds on each of two charges of appropriating money be longing to another, by Justice An drews.
 Harris, the phenomenal artist, who was sent to the penitentiary fol two years from Prescott, has put in an appearance for the second time at the Albuquerque jail.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson will preach in the opera house tomorrow morn ing at II o'clock. There will be a praise service held in the evening, which promises to be quite interest ing.
 Messrs. Hartin and Fisher have decided to erect a fve-stamp mill on their mining property, six miles west of Prescott. The property is pretty we'll developed, and mill tests of the ore have given good re- suits.
 The Prescott gun club is making preparations for the winters shoot. The JoURNAL-MISER will present the club with a beautiful gold medal, to be awarded to the member making the best score, and to be kno wn a the JoURSAL-MINER medal.
 The record of cures accomplished by Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hoods Sarsa- parilla are successful when every thing else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out of order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Mrs. Clara Keyser, nee Miss Clara Perry, a cousin of Mrs. C. w. Beach, and former we'll known resident of Prescott, died in Los Angeles re- gently. Deceased was and an excel lent lady and had many friends here who will learn with deep regret of her death.
 The following autographs adorn he Hotel Burke register: J Fleish- man, Los Angeles; J w Tousley, Kansas City; Thos Russell, Gallup; D K Zimmerman, Tiger mine; MT Wild, Catoctin; J w Gillespie, Big Bug; Wm Watkins, Tip Top; C C Miner, Prescott.
 Sheriff Lowry and his deputy, Ben Rybon, had one of the most un- pleasant duties to perform yesterday that befalls the lot of an officer, be- ing the eviction of family from their former home. The latter went into camp in the street for the night.
 Miss Carr, the milliner and dress maker, made an assignment yester- ias for the benefit of her creditors and left on last nights train. Albu- 4uerque papers announce that she has rented a room in that city and ,ontemplates opening large milli- nery store there.
 A hunting party, consisting of a of white soldiers and several Apaches passed through town this afternoon with a complete camping outfit. They had four horse wagon loaded with supplies, tents etc. They expect to be absent about a week.
 Quite a large number of people went down to the depot last even ing to witness the departure of the two companies of troops from Whip pie and bid adieu to their friends. Just prior to the pulling out of the train the band appeared on the platform and played "The Girl I Left Behind Me-" and "Auld Lang Syne."
 Cash patents have been received at the land office for the following parties, who can obtain them on the surrender of their final receipts: Gregorio Moline, Jose Dolores Gal legos, Robert l.. Jackson, David Porter, Andrew M. T. Akard, George K. Parker, Sylvester H. Pearce, William w. Moore, Edward E. Kirk land, Daniel Welch, William Nor gan, James M. Sanford, administrator for the heirs of Jane A. Scott.
 w. A. Cline will have a grand opening of his new saloon next door to Parker's blaming mill this even ing, where he will be pleased to meet all of his friends. He has named the place "The Gen." the fitting up of of the place generally it very appropriate. He serves fine lunch tonight, to all who attend the opening, which will be served by that prince of caterers, Billy Walker, the chef of Henry Brinkmeyer's Somnar House.
 Advice to Mothers.
 Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup