Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-09

ing from a five months trip through
 the mountains.
 sam kee Sdvertises Chinese, Jap
 anese and French goods for sale in
 the JoURNAL-MINER. Mir. Kee's store IS located in the Scopel building.
 See his advertisement.
 Econ. O'Keefe, one of Jerome's enterPrising merchants, is paying a visit to Prescott, the first time for
 nearly year that he has visited the
 metropolis of Northern Arizona.
 The edito- of the JouRNAL-MIxER acknowledges the receipt of sn in vitation to attend the installation
 ball, to be given next Monday even ing. at Jerome, at the institution of ar Odd Fellows Lodge at that place.
 pr. Sewall, who has the contract for caring for the indigent sick at S75 per year has petitioned the board of supervisors for an increase in his compensation. He ayers that the demands upon him for attendance and medicine are much greater than the compensation justi6es.
 The bond question is not one of orthogrsphy, but of misrepresenta- tion, so far as their selling price is concerned. It is not 8 question of spelling "Squedunk" with or with out ''c, but of using the quota tion of "Squedunk" bonds ana cali ing them the quotations of the "Podunk' bonds. Seei
 Julius Jacoby has opened a barber shop next door to the Comet saloon in tue room formerly occupied by the Mckinley and Hobart Club. He has 1t only partially furnished yet, his furniture and fixtures being due to arrIve about December l5. When completed, he says, he will have the best furnished tonsorial institution in Prescott.
 Mrs. Nellie Morfoot will give a concert at the Methodist church next Tuesday night. Mrs. Morfoot has taken an active interest in the musical affairs of Prescott since her arrival here, and the concert to be given by her will prove a genuine musical treat, as the best talent in the city has volunteered to partici- pate in it.
 Two car loads of oranges went north over the $. F. P. & P. railroad on Tuesday evening en route east. They came from the Salt river val ley aud were the first car load lots ever shipped from Arizona. There will be about three car loads more, which will embrace the entire crop of the valley for shipment.
 After copying. without credit, a notice, in the JOURNAL MINER, of the death of a prominent man in the east, the notice being accompanied by biographical sketch of the de- ceased, an enterprising reporter of the Phenix Republican, added: We hope the report may not be con frmed." It probably will not be, either, as 1t needed no further con frmation.
 D. B. Robinson. president of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad, is expected in Prescott tomorrow in his private car. MT. Robinson is always assured of g hearty welcome by our people, as the practical proofs he has given of his friendship for this section, and the substantial aid he has given in the development of Arizona's resources, are fully apPre- ciated by our people.
 J. $. Detwiler. a popular engineer of the $. F., r. & P. railroad, was married at Williams, on Tuesday, December 1, by Bishop Kendrck, of the Episcopal church, to Miss Anna Ebel, of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. [ MT. Detwiler and bis bride came in on Tuesday nights train aud have tIken up their residence in rooms at | J. NJ. Bakers home, on north Monte zuma street. The groom has been the recipient of the warmest con grztulations from his friends, who are legion. May happiness and prosperity attend them Is the wish l of the JOURNAL MINER.
 The Victoria, B. C., Colonist, of November 26, deyotes nearly an entire page to an account of the wedding of Hon. J. l.. Fishers niece, Miss Annie B. Pooley, 10 Hon. Victor A. Stanley. The list of presents, set in solid nonPsreil, occupies nearly two columns of space, the presents beiug of a most expensive character.