Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Attend the dance at Jerom,


 record as supervisor, He will do SC
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 Voters will make no mistake by casting their ballot for John Ross for sheriff.
 R. E. Harrington, of PheniI. pass- ed through Prescott on this after noon's north bound train.
 For strictly first class dental work and lowest prices So 10 pr. Heayeuss stOG. l pr. Heavenston's dental work in all its branches is of 8 first class nature.
 Schilling's Best tea for sac ., the Bsshtord- Burmister Co, Try small package.
 Drs. Allderdice & Lentz make a speciality otth porcelain Richmond crown. If Finest bridges, crowns, etc. made by pr. Heavenston. The latest snd best. Vote for E. M Sanford for district attorney. He Is one oi the ablest lawyers ID the territory. A. E. JoScelyu Is an educated man, and that Is what Is nee,ieI ln the office of county school superin- tenGent and probate judge.
 The republican central committee Is receiving the most gratifying | news from the country precincts ID regard to the outlook for the sue cess of the republican ticket.
 Everybody gets 8 suit made to l order at Ed. Blocks. Chronic Office Seeker O'Neill l should be permitted to remain at l home for another term.
 Harry Gilmore, aged q years, brother of W. E. Gilmore, in the l employ of the Prescott Electric Company, was Iun over by train I and killed at Northampton, Mass, September 24.
 Mrs. Nellie Mortoot is agent for | the MatchleSs Shaw, also for Smith X Barnes pianos, both stand ard instruments. She will sell these | instruments either on installments or at low prices for cash. Parties desiring an instrument should call on her.
 Ladies and children's shoe sale still continues at Ed. Blocks.
 
 c. T. Shaw will open a saloon and general merchandise store at the Jersey Lily camp In a few days Mir. Shaw Is quite popular, and he will be prepared to furnish accom- modations for man and beast at the above camp.
 John Williamson. of Pierce City, Missouri, brother of Wade Will iamson and Mrs. F. H. Wills, of this place, was killed st his home in the above city, September 90, by the accidental discharge of pistol, which he was examining.
 Bar Tenders Coats, Walters Coats and Barbers' Coats at Ed. Blocks.
 Alex. Dud will give dance in his new building at Jerome Junction next Saturday evening, October 10. A fine supper will be served at the Junction hotel for Sl.00 a couple. A general invitation Is extended to all to attend. o5td
 Voters are invited to carefully ska, la=N g,F .,F ehn ] men who compose the republican legislative ticket, with their oppo- neuts. w. :. Head, Governor F. \. Tritle. James Barton and Carl Holtzschue, good and true men every one. Vote for all of them.
 The sherifs office paid S2,SOO into the county treAsureT's office yester- day on sccoun, of licenses for the quarter ending September 90. The total amount collected for the quar- ter was A.257 of which Sl LAO was received from gambling licenses and goes 10 the school fund.
 The Giraffe working shoes are world beaters. At Blocks.
 Burt & Packard hand made shoes at Blocks.
 Word was received here yester- day of the death, last Sunday, at Winchester, Tenn, of Mrs, E. H. Cook, of Globe. Her husband is superintendent of the Buffalo mine and shelter. Mir. and Mrs. Cook were iu Tucson three week sgo, she visiting friends and acQusintsnces while Mr. Cook was engaged in the inspection of copper mines in this vicinity. y."-Tucsou Star. Mrs. Cook formerly resided in Prescott, where she is remembered by many of our people.
 4 telegram from Butte, Montana, says that w. 4. Clark, of that place, and who is the owner of the United Verde mines, at Jerome, is about to erect an extensive sugar plant at Anaheim. Cal. IL will be one of the the largest of the kind in the world and will cost more than $4uO,0OO. 1t will grind 100 tons of beets daily, making l5,0OO tons of sugar in the four months of the season. He is also considering the erection of sugar factory in Montana.
 The best stock of men and boys suits in town at Blocks.
 E. R. Hotsenplller, owner of the Conucopis mine, at Cherry creek, has just received word of the death of his only brother. Captain C. W. Hotsenpiller, |. $. A., retired. His death occurred at Magnetic Springs,