Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
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l AOESpAA DAILY
 Days and nights are equal now.
 Prescott Choral Society meets to- 3 night.
 This is another of Fosters pesky
 storms, cold wave and all. Harry Cage left for Big Bug min ing district this morning. There will be an inter-territorial
 shooting match at Winslow, April 1. AT. Cornish. county treasurerof Coconino county, came in last even ing.
 Harry Mayberry. representing a
 Los Angeles hardware firm, is in
 town.
 Needles is making a strong effort
 to get a shelter located in that
 town.
 E. A. Sawyer, the winslow mer-
 chant, is registered at the Hotel
 Burke.
 Born, in Prescott, March s. 1891, |
 to the wife of P. J. Fitzgerald, a
 daughter.
 Felix Coblentz, one of the oldest | commercial travellers on the road, |
 is in town.
 Friends of Miss Agnes Conlon
 have presented her with very handsome gold watch.
 The Knights of Pythias had an interesting meeting last night, aud large attendance.
 j. B. Stevens, a mining man from San Francisco, arrived here on Sun day, and is stopping at the Hotel Winsor.
 John Ross, the new proprietor of the Sazerae, expects to open the place for business on Saturday evening.
 A St. Louis man claims to have I discovered that the free consump- f tion of water cress, at least three ( a day. will cure the cigarette habit. i
 Florence Pentland's condition is to-day, but Minnie, the eldest girl of the family, is quite sick with the same disease. c
 Dr. and Mrs. Pentlaud feel very . hopeful of their little daughter Florence's condition this afternoon, q and Minnie is doing as we'll as could i, be expected. ii
 H. H. Cartier went out today to a the Hillside mine, where he will a sell the property of the Seven Stars al Mining Company, under execution, Q on Thursday. u
 J. H. Mills has sold his fruit and fr notion store to Samuel Pedgrift, a u -ecent arrival from Oakland, Cali al ornia. Mir. Mills and family will 1 N go to California about April 1, and fe nay remain there. d,
 Morris Goldwater has alreads had = = everal applications from parties M M yho are desirous of purchasing his ar patent. One applicant is so eager da or 1t, that he requested reply by telegraph.
 Judge Ling had a plain drunk be- ore him this morning. After sig tr; ng up his purse he fined him S7.50, he full amount it contained, being 2.5O for the city and S5l00costs, the Ve alter being divided equally between he judge and arresting officer. ia' MT. and Mrs. William Knoblock =, nd their daughter left this morn ag for California, after a very 'leasant visit to Mir. and Mrs. A. j. CO Anoblock. They are delighted with he climate of Prescott, and talk of CT. oming here to spend next winter. Je Frank Gassoway, known among / acIfic Coast newspaper men ss WI 'eSrick DOdd, left on this after the oon's trair. after spending a week ere iR the interest of the Examiner. del Ir. Gassoway is making a tour of ini le territory checking up the work one by R. k. l.. Robinson on the xaminer's Worlds Fair edition. cis While on his way to towa on J. $. Russell was thrown ( om his horse, near Willow creek, old ld his foot was caught in the stir dln Ip of his saddle and he was StO 'agged quite distance, and quite though not seriously, in bee red He was around town to-day zle oking considerably bruised up. Ma The Best Remedy-Wright's Para m Headache Remedy. Stops pam not live minutes. Harmless, taste To 's, no Ill effects. A positive cure She T headache and neuralgia. Sold F Ross Corner Drug Store. fam J. G. Campbell has returned from unf ending the meeting of the terri and nal live stock commission in Phes |, [. He endorses the note of " rning sounded by the JOURNAL @ In NER, several days ago, in regard Ioe, uu