Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
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 Bananas at Schultze's.


 J. D. Smiley is making his periodi- cal visit to Prescott.
 Smoking and chewing tobaccos and cigarettes at Schultze's.
 Mrs. c. II. Akers has returned from her visit to Phenix
 Frank Andrews returned last even ing from visit to Phenix.
 Mrs. ]. I. Hawkins is expected home from Phenix tonight.
 Ticket of admission to concert to- night only twenty-five cents.
 Red woolen neck ties are all the rage just now. Cause, sore throalS.
 The appointment of Bon Rybon as deputy assessor has been filed for record.
 Placer miners arc happy. a the melting snow gives them an album dance of water.
 Lester k. Pratt is confined to his room at the Williams House with a severe sore throat.
 T. ]. Corrigan left this morning for the front again, his little son be- ing ccnvaleseent now.
 Mark Ezekiel, the we'll known commercial traveller, arrived on Sat urday evenings train.
 Lieut.. Loveridge, of the llth In- fantry, Is expected at Whipple in day or two from Niagara, New York.
 At yesterdays shoot of tho gun club, loo birds each were fired at hy three members, with the following result Waite, s9. Aiken se, Morin, =.
 Sutton's Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, which has just closed sue ceSsful engagement in Los Angeles, will play an engagement, in Prescott commencing March =.
 Annie Mortop, on Saturday, pur- chased lot \, block l3 with improve ments, known as the Chicago house, ou Granite street, from John Lawler and F. NJ. Aver for S2.25O.
 BE. Sloan advertises his stage and fast freight line between Pres colt and Phenix in this issue Df the JoURNAL-MNER. Hisstage will leave Prescott tomorrow at nine o'clock. Passenger go through by daylight by this line.
 Captain A. W. Kelsey, aged e years, died at John GoOdwin's ranch, near Jerome, March s. Deceased was formerly connected with the Central Pacific Railroad, at Sacra- mento, and was a brother of Jacob Kelsey, father of Mrs. C. w Beach
 John D. Morrisey. we'll known mining man of Colorado. k m town on mining business. Mir. Morrissey was formerly a partner of Diamond Jo Reynolds in successful Colorado mining enterprise, from which each of them made fortune.
 The adjutant general of the army has issued an order to the effect that hereafter, in time of peace. no private shall be re-enlistod who has served 10 years or more, or who Is over thirty-fye years of age, except those who have already served as en- listed men for twenty five years or upwards.
 The following are the arrivals at Hotel Burke: James l.. Wing Granite Dells; NJ. Kelleher, city; Hugh Burns. Jerome; C M Lennon, S F r & r Railway; I . Joaos, Big Bug: Mark Eziekels and Jt H Smiley San Fran; ] D Morrissey, Kilkenny, Ireland; C c Kelly; F l. Mercy. Skull valley.
 Yesterday morning 1t was noticed by mauy that the face of our pioneer insurance agent, C. R. MaTtindell, bore an exceedingly happy expres- sion. Inquiry developed that Mart" who is crank on shirts and col lars. had just received his first laundry from the Prescott Steam Laundry, and he now says that life IS again worth living.
 The Stockton, California. Mail is an out-and-out woman's tighter, and lays down it's logic in this in- vincible fashion "The wearing of petticoat never made such a pro ceediDg the denial of the franchise to women anything else than gross injustice and wrong; it hap pens that injustice Is not a thing of trousers, and equity is not a thingo skirts"
 A party of Southern Pacific engi- neers arrived at Verde Junction last Friday and left ou Saturday morn ing going north on the F. & 4. C. Our informant says they reformed several that the Southern Pacific had sent them over the Black Can yon route to make further obserVa- tions. They were working quietly and beyond stating that the South ern Pacific would be in Prescott be- fore the $. F., F. & r. would reach Phenix, nothing further could be learned from them of their mission.
 The JoURNAL-MTNER has reliable | information that Henry Herbert, | formerly of Prescott, will probably | be the next United States Marshal of this territory. Mr. Herbert re- sided in Arizona from 1864 to about 1 1886 or 1887, and then returning | again few years later. He was for | two years sheriff of this county, and was one of the most fearless and al the some time genial officials the | county has ever had. He is a cousin | of Hilary A. Herbert, secretary of l the navy, which gives him Q pull hard to overcome.
 Have ySu ever notioei office seekers, ere cleo 1 Grasp sysryboly'. hand and something kim , Who, Ssen a safely in oiiios. with a salary hia 1 FOrEst ,Ss humble voter; have you ever noticed l G. w. Ford keeps the best cigar in l town. Of course you've noticed 1 that-The Oriental.
 The New York Life Tontine poli cies give the largest cash results of any policy issued by ,any other com pany in the world. If
 Fresh poultry, fish. crabs, lob sters and shrimps re etved on every | Thursday at Schlessmger's Lunch Rooms. Open day and night. ii
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