Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-12

nity to secure great bargains in oyercoats and Listers, at Wilson's now.
 The Keystone saloon and lodging house has been remodeled.
 Sae Joe Wilson's line of corduroy pants at S2.25. Headquarters for shoes and evertyhing in gents fur nishings.
 James Russell has leased his Fer guson valley ranch to B. F. Black burn.
 We are offering the best values at lowest prices, In pants. Weare sell ing pants. and if you wish to save money on these goods call on Joe Wilson.
 To-morrow's edition will contain complete cast of characters of "Tnlby."
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company.
 The Phenix Gazette has com menced taking a press report from the United Press.
 Our overcoat sale will continue for short time only at the One Price Clothing House. ED. BLOCK.
 Brisley the druggist has the pret- tiest window in town at present, full of valentines, nothing else. If
 The annual meeting of the board of fire delegates will be held to- morrow evening.
 Fresh vegetables received daily at Dillon X Akers.
 Chinese New Year commences at midnight Co night. It will be duly announced no doubt by fire crackers, e:c.
 DSESsMAKINs-A competent dress maker from San Francisco, will go out by the day, or will do work at her home. Guarantees satisfaction. Apply at the Williams House.
 A new grocery store will be opened in few days in the old Parker plan ing mill building, which has been reftted for this purpose.
 We always do as We advertise at the One Price Clothing House.
 ED. BLOCK.
 The Mystic Shriners passed through Prescott this afternoon, en route to their homes in California. The train was held here for twenty five minutes to give them an oppor- tunity to see the town.
 Ed. Block, the clothing merchant, has taken a lease on the building formerly occupied by 4. Wollenberg X Co, and will move iu there shortly. In the meantime, he is selling of his stock of oyercoats.
 New samples for suits to order, at Ed. Blocks.
 Geo. $. Porter, Jr., has opened a exchange and real estate bureau in the old office of the chief engineer of the .. F., F. X F. rail road.
 We have a complete stock of b )ys' suits at prices that can't be sat. ED. BLOCK.
 Successful county bidders are re- 1uested to call at once at the office of the clerk of the board of super yisors, and have their bonds and contracts executed.
 Flagstaf is still wrestling with its water question. The Democrat says: The revival of the water works question by the city councli and the possibility that the town will build a system of its own, is a very encouraging bit of news. The city fathers apparently mean busi- ness, and the citizens will endorse them in this and every other move looking to the upbuilding and growth of Flagstaff
 Jno. J. Byrne, general passenger agent of the A. X. F. and $. C. raIl- way companies, has issued a circular the programme for the Los Angeles Fiesta which takes l place from April 22 to 25 inclusive. ! The programme Is very elaborate 1 one and provides for street parades l by day and illuminated parades at 1 night, concerts, athletic perform lnces, masked ball, a great flower i parade to close with a parade and | carnival of maskers and revelry of | Comus. This is the third annual l carnival or fiesta given in the above | ,ity. and while the others proved | highly successful, arrangements for | his have been on a larger scale than Tor either of the two preceding ones. Special rates will be given by the | for the occasion.
 J. P. Cummins, the barber, was lrrested last Saturday by Deputy I U. :. Marshal Sidney Bartleson, | ,harged with numbering a man named Matthew Knight at Starkey, ! county, Florida, about four | 7ears ago. While under the infu- ,nce of liquor some time ago, Cum nins told several parties that the lad killed a man in Florida and l lad to leave the country. The dep- lty marshal wrote to the several | Iheriffs in that state, giving an ac- ,urate description of Cummins, snd the result was that last Satur- | lay a warrant, copy of the in- iictment and requisition came for | Charles Franklin. alias Richard !. alias Cummins. He was placed in ail to await the arrival of the officer rom Florida. On Wednesday he | vas brought before Court Commis- iioner Thos. F. Weedin on a writ of | labeas corpus but after examination | vas again remanded to the custody |