Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-17

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 WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, IS9:
 The Projectoscope entertainment last night was we'll attended again and gave good satisfaction. This n a good show, and those who hay, attended feel we'll satisfied.
 Mrs. Steve Thorne and daughter passed through Prescott on Wednes day evening, en route 10 the Santa Maria, where Mir. Thorne is engaged as superintendent of the Gold Standard mine.
 Traffic on the railroad has in creased so much of late that the officials have under contemplation the adoption of a new time table, putting two trains a day in service each way between Phenix and Ash Fork.
 G. B. Brajevich opens his new store on Cortez street Saturday. Mir. Brajevich has placed in stock an unusually fine line of California fruits, choice candies, nuts, etc. The store is neat ss a pin and the goods are first class in every respect.
 The P. c. whiningly says that the JOURNAL-MINER calls the Courier and Arizona Democrat names, just as though the principal stock in trade of the r. C. for some time has not been that of calling this paper names.
 We call the attention of our read. CTS 10 the advertisement of George Wcoster's Bargain Bazaar. MT. Wooster carries a fine line of books, stationery, musical instruments and notions. Mir. Wooster is building up a splendid trade.
 A private telegram was received in Prescott today saying that stay of execution had been granted in the Durraut case, to await tho ar rival of the mandate of the United States supreme court. On its ar rival another day will be set for his execution.
 from Mondays Daily.
 Boom the smelter.
 
 ]. D. Moore is in from the Fortuna mine.
 The Good Templars meet tonight at o'clock.
 The recorders office has been treated to a new carpet.
 The Bittusr Theatre Company arrived on last evenings train.
 Attend the smelter meeting at the 1 Exchange this evening.
 Wm. Zent ran a special stage to | the Gladiator mine this morning.
 See the great Bryan train as shown by the Telegraph at the opera house 
 Sheriff Rutfner left last night to | .ake Carl Redwcsky to the asylum 1t Phenix.
 A. J. Head, the enterprising lum- herman, is adding second story to lIs residence.
 Marned-At Chaparral, Saturday, 13, 1897, Henry Hobbs md Miss Kittie Purcell.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold a meet ng tomorrow, Tuesday, at 2:30 p. ID. n the NJ. k. Church.
 The sale of property on which ,ity taxes are delinquent will take place next Monday.
 Lieut.. Vance returned to Whipple ,n Saturday, after two months cave, spent in the east.
 The Masonic delegation to the irand Lodge have returned from attending the session at Bisbee.
 A special went south this morn ng to bring up train load of live tock from Glendale tomorrow
 Henry Kinsley, the recently eIecI- d cashier of the Prescott National Sank, has taken charge of that position.
 Joseph Dixon, president of the Itta Miring Company, returned ast evening from visit to that 
 A. N Ballinger, the laundry man ormerly of the Prescott steau. laun- Try, is in from Jerome, where Le is ocated at present.
 M. J. Sarmiento, auditor of the ]. F., P. S F. railroad, left Chicago n Saturday evening, and is due to rrive here tomorrow.
 Our contemporary gets extremely unny this morning. It says it is in serious mood, in which assertion he humor Is found.
 Jack Kinvig, formerly of Prescott s now located at Minas Prietas, sonora, Mexico, where he is em- )lOyeu Tn tne lniueS.
 The Prescott foot ball team re- eived a challenge from the Indian cam yesterday evening for game t Phenix on Thanksgiving day. Thanksgiving services will be held t the Congregational church this ear. The sermon will be preached y Rev. c. K. Jenness, of the NJ. E. Ihurch.
 Hugh McCrum arrived in Prescott evening to look after the epair of the Palace saloon build ng, as we'll as to look after various ,ther interests here.
 The s. F., P. & P. railroad com ,anv ia making n sliOht chanUe in 1