Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Georgia Minstrels tonight.


 Georgia Minstrels tonight.
 LA. Knoblock returned yester- day from his bridge camp.
 Fakirs and frauds of all kind are respectfully invited to give wide berth to Prescott.
 Ed. WAgoner's stage, by the Gas tie Creek route. was filled with pas sengers this morning.
 Reserved seats for Georgia Min strels on sale at Aitken's Cigar Store. One night-February 10th.
 The city council is doing a good act in having the mud-hole in the rear of the Fashion restaurant filled up with sand.
 The Prescott steam laundry has started a delivery wagon which in- dicates that it is now ready for busi- ness. It should be liberally patron ized by our people.
 Take in the Georgia Minstrels
 s. P. Behan left on Ed. Wagoner's stage this morning for Phenix, to be present at the opening of the territorial legislature, which meets next Monday.
 On account of increase of business Graham the tailor found it necessary to move into more spacious quarters and his place of business now and hereafter will be found on Gurley street, north of the city plaza.
 K. H. Hetherington returned last night from trip to the Bradshaw mountains. During his absence J. J. Stewart manipulated the keys of the telegraph instrument, doing it left handed, but to the satisfaction of patrons of the line.
 Invitations are out for ban quet to be given to the officers and members of Arizona Lodge No. l., |. O. O. i., by members of the or der at Whipple on next Wednesday evening, February 18th. The affair promises to be very pleasant and enjoyable one as those "fellows" are all genial and social if they are odd"
 Dr. c. c. Osborn failed to ma terialize the SIP required of him by Justice Andrews, last evening, and in consequence enjoyed the hospi- tality of the county, under the town clock last night. He claims t6 have something like a quarter of a mil lion dollars worth of property, and partners, in California, but neither the partners nor the property kept him from sleeping in the county jail.
 Judge Ling and Chief of Police Pagan enlisted two more recruits to the chain gang today. One was plain drunk, who was given the alternative of Sl0 fine or ten days in the gang" The other was charged with "countenancing fe- male, of color socially or words to that effect, on the street, and a SD fine, with s added for costs, or twenty eight days with the gang" was adjudged the proper caper for this offense.
 The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias are again agitating the question of erecting a three story building the lower floor of which is intended for business purposes, the second floor for offices and the top floor for a hall for the two orders. Several citizens have already signi- fed a willingness to take stock and 1t is hoped that the enterprise may go through to successful culmin- ation.
 D. W. Wiles, scientific optician, 642 Market Street, San Francisco, is now in Prescott, and will remain until Thursday or Friday at Hotel Burke. He is able to fit the most difficult visions, such as stigmstisTn, miopic vision, hymetropia and all effects of oversight; positive relief for headaches. He guarantees sat- isfaction. Anyone can call and see him at room 13. If not in. orders can be left for him to call at resi- dence or place of business. From Prescott he will go to Phenix, but will return here in about a month. Testimonials from persons who have been fitted will be appreciated. 2t
 As between citizens of the town, who pay taxes here, live here and pay city licenses for doing business, and any travelling outfit, of what ever nature, the JouRNAL-MNER is first, last and all the time for home people. It is true that not all who travel are frauds or pretenders, but this paper is in favor of a protect i've policy for home industries and home enterprises every time, and no amount of abuse or insinuations from any source will cause it to swerve from this policy, and no amount of advertising can bribe it from advocating these principles.