Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-02
From Mondays Daily.

] Carl HoltZschue returned on Sun
 day from his visit to California. Mrs, Ed. Block and children hay,
 returned from their visit east The county hospital contains twenty five patients.
 Joe Roberts will take a ear load of horses to PheniI tomorrow tC place them on pasture
 D. B. Gillette, the well known mining man left yesterday fer the City of Mexico on business.
 Foot Ball and turkey shooting were rival entertainments in West Prescott yesterday.
 Rev. c. L. Pearson preached a Thanksgiving sermon at the M. E.. church last evening. It was a very able and eloquent discourse
 Mrs. Brownlee has moved her dress making establishment to West Prescott. See her advertisement in this issue.
 All Royal and Select Masters are requested 10 meet in the Masonic Hall tonight at o'clock. Visiting companions are especially invited.
 John Derr, the tailor, has re- ceived a large stock of fine goods for winter suits. Call aud examine th'I In.
 Deputy Munds has returned to to Prescott, wi, bout the capture sf the colored man who was suspected of robbing r. D. Myers barber shop.
 Billy Bailey, the old P. x A. C. railroader. more recently with the Jerome road was m town today circulating among his old friends. He IS now railroading on the A. < P. with headquarters at Williams.
 The man Wilson who had his foot crushed at Ash Fork last week, is a cousin Of Lute Wilson. He was on his way to visit the latter when be met with the accident.
 The Phenix Republican announces the death of Frauk $. Belcher. the PheniX banker, m Rockport. Texas, last Saturday. Apople1y is given as the cause of death. Mir. Belcher went down there q few weeks ago on business.
 Mrs. N-'li" MnrfoOt will give a concert at the AI E. Church ca Tuesday evening, December S \ very interesting programme has b,'-u arranged.
 w. 4. Clark let iernm, yesJ~r- day for Los Ang-l--, after a four days visit tn the above r,pp,.r camp. During his vi>'t ta Jerome he arranged for some very "x:-n>ivs Improvements to the Untei Veri. Copper compauys plant, whereby it's capacity will be greatly increased.
 Miss Cook, the school teacher. who went east recently on account of the IilneSs nf her sister ha< d - cided not to return to AriznIt ant has rrsignr'! h-r psi Ioa - lh,. here II > M " Nor, who 'onk her pli-e temp ,rarliy has been elected to liii the vacaucy.
 Yesterday, turkey shoot proved more profitable to the managers of it, than it dId to the general run Of shooters. One bird, worth probably S2OO in the open market. brought Sl000 in the shoot, having been shot at forty times Oefn being htI. The rifle rsuge was 20 y4ris TIo-.. who participated in the pi.tol prac- tice fsred better than tho-e wnh he rifles. Ed Block was the cham pion with the six shooter, killing siA birds.
 Gilbert s. Ferguson returned this morning from attending the live bird shooting tournament at Tue ou. He succeeded in getting one or tw" 6rst moneys ana two second moneys out uf the five events. John J. Ho lowell, of Tues sp". wpu the guld medal, which was otf,rei by K l.. Hart, to the one mtk ng the highest score. Mir. Hailowrll scored - orj of 3l. MT. Fergus pu speaks m Inc highest praise ui the LnSp,Jahjy ut !, he Tucson psuplr, aS he says the ! visitors We're treated in royal manner. He says there wIl b.. a [ .arge attendance in Prescott from h, ti Tucson and Pheni1 al the ! sLO, ting toufEameut in Janusry.
 From Tuesdays Daily
 Geo W. Siues aud J. II B. Smith ! are in town from Cherry creek.
 Hon. Nick Gales left for his 1 Santa Maria mine this morning.
 The mercury registered If de- | yrees above zero this morning | again.
 I. T. Stoddard is in town from 1 lis mining camp, being his first -isit here since election.
 Dr. Lentz has gone to Phenix to open q branch office there of Alder lice < Leutz
 James Shirley returned yesterday rom his visit to the Bundy com oany's mines. He will return again n day or two.
 MT. and Mrs. Goldsworthy enter aimed a numbe- of ladies and gen. lemeu, last night very pleasantly at herr residence. Cards were the went of the evening.
 Awarded Highest HonorS-WorId'S Fair,
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