Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03

w. A. Sanders, representing the
 Equitable Life Insurance Company,
 arrived on last evenings train from
 California, accompanied by his wife. MONDAYS Daily, April 1.
 Collection day.
 This is "All Fools Day."
 City council meets this evening.
 Several Phenicians came in on yesterday mornings train.
 Read notice, ITO whom it may concern in this isue.
 A girl waiter is wanted at the Bridge restaurant. ap1tf
 Look out for what Cook & Bell have to say in their big ad tomor- row.
 The base ball score yesterday stood 2l to in favor of the Whip pie club.
 Geo. Heisler has carpenters at work building a new residence in South Prescott.
 Extracted honey in five and 10 lb. cans, also comb honey at W. c. Norton & Co.'S.
 P. l.. KastneF vs. The Virginia Gold Mining company still occupies the time of the district court.
 Work has commenced on a new residence for E. B. Gage on the lot adjoining F. M. Murphy's residence.
 Harvey & Haisley have the new bridge across Granite Creek, near Judge Moves residence, nearly con- pleted.
 Two double header" bicycles came in from Phenix yesterday, being the first of the kind seen on the streets of Prescott.
 Rock from B. Lantry & Sons Rock Butte quarry, is being hauled for the foundation of E. B. Cages new residence In East Prescott.
 The Epworth League of the NJ. K. Church will give a social on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Martin.
 Read ''Wanted" notice in this issue. Parties wanting lucrative employment can obtain the same by addressing, "BusiDeS,, this office.
 Two new residences are being built in the south part of town, | near ONeill's gardens, work having 1 been commenced on them during l the past few days.
 Charles R. Wallace is now sole | proprietor of the Royal saloon, W. J. Henderson having retired from | the business. Their dissolution notice appears in this issue.
 Those wishing the services of a competent nurse, will do we'll to call on Mrs. Wallahan, at her home, one door east of Mrs. Fred. Will jams residence, Cortez St. m29tf
 Kindergarten in session every day from g a. m. to 12 m. in the City Hall School Building. All mothers cordially invited to come and gee the little ones at their work and play. MARY McGILL, Kindergartner.
 It is marvellous the amount of vegetables that Prescott consumes. Norton X Co.,, alone receive from F to l5 sacks daily. They handle them properly and everything is crisp and fresh when they deliver it.
 We are not surprised at the amount of business done by w. c. Norton & Go. They handle their produce on a close margin but sell only for cash which is the true basis of business. Their teams are busy from morning till night delivering hay, grain, etc. W. c. Norton the head of the firm is an energetic young man and seems to make friends wherever he goes. He will succeed.
 J. s. Griffin, of Phenix, arrived morning. Griffin carries a line of Ramblers, which is the lead ing wheel on the coast. In Phenix | he sold some 15 wheels since the middle of February. The wheel has already caused a great deal of comment in the city and pronounced by all wheelmen pretty and we'll made wheels. His headquarters is the Burke hotel and would be { pleased 10 meet all the wheelmen and show his wheels whether you care to buy one or not. The JoURNAL-M MINER wants POO new paying subscribers to it's daily, to enable 1t to receive the best tele- graph report of any paper published in Arizona. Send in your names and addresses and get your friends to | subscribe. Delivered by carrier in s any part of the city at twenty-five cents per week, or $l00 per month. By mail, Sl.00 per month, or 5000 per year, in advance. Mrs, Sarah J. Pedgrift, wife of S, C Pedgrift, died yesterday, after a I ,,,.,.,,,,k af ,,-.,s srnoFa1 ,llpaas Cba :