Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-10

OAL4 III S Nuc E1dIil wears 6ne OdS AkeI
 in the above valley, has known nc
 other place aside from an occasiona 1 visit to this city, In renewing again
 the scenes of her earlier life she i: [ followed by the wishes CT many fol
 pleasant time.
 Zibs O. Brown has been appointed
 q notary public; sureties Geo. II.
 Cook and Charles H. Akers
 The s. F. P. X P. is preparing to put large force of men at work ballasting up the roPd bed between Prescott and Ash Fork. Yesterdays wind storm cooled the atmosphere and brought a light frost this morning. There will be special business come mp for discussion at the next regular meeting of the Good Tem- 1 plars lodge, and all members are requested to be present.
 We live in a country of which the principle scourge is stomach trou- ble.
 It is more wide spread than any other disease, and, very nearly, more dangerous.
 One thing that makes it so dan gerous is that it is so little under stood.
 If it were better understood, it would be more feared, more easily cured, and less universal than it is HOW.
 So, those who wish to be cured, take Shaker Digestive Cordial, be- cause 1t goes to the root of the trouble as nc medicine does. The pure, harmless, curative herbs and plants, os which it is composed. are what render 1t so certain, and at the same time, so gentle a cure.
 It helps and strengthens the stomach, Puriies and tones up the system.
 Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to Sl00 per bottle.
 There are some delightfully."- pretty things in the display window at Geo. H. Cooks iewelry store that attract the attention of many pas sars by.
 Sheriff RuTner will arrive from Chicago tomorrow evening, bring ing with him Homer Campbell. the slayer of McKewon, at Walnut Greve.
 Attorney E. NJ. Doe left on the early train this morning for his home in Flagstaff.
 There was a snow storm in Bisbee October 2S, a thing unprecedented in the history of the mining camp.
 From Fr.csy's Daily.
 The Barkley- berryman Mercantile company, wholesale grocers, are having an elegant sign painted across the side of their business establishment.
 MT. and Mrs Hugo Richards en- tertained at their pleasant home last evening in honor of Mrs. Rich ards brother, Joe Towne. of Orange, New Jersey, here on a visit. A large number of Prescott's popular young people were present by invitation. The game of Hearts, which yout h delights to play, some times for fun, some times in earnest way, made moments of the fleeting hours. Fol lowing a dainty service of ices, salads. coffee and cake, the evenings pleasure eliminated m tripping the light fantastic. The event was one long to be remembered by those present.
 A force of 200 men has been put on the Santa Fe Pacific at Seligman laying track from Seligman to Peach Springs.
 A grand ball and supper is to take place at the Gladiator mine on Monday, November l5, and invita- tions are out announcing the event. It will be unquestionably enc of the most pleasant social gatherings ever to take place in the county, and to make it a memorable one money is being used generously to provide the guests of this mine with every consideration. The Gladiator IS a fine mine and this social event is but the ''outcroppings" of everyone con- nected with 1t. The entire affair is complimentary. The names of Messrs. A. Falco, D. 4. Burke, H. BIauvelt, Harry Wheeler, John Twiggs and F. w. Giroux, are at tached to the invitation, all of whom are connected with the Gladiator company. The ride from Prescott to the above mine is Tn itself one filled with the prettiest ot scenic views. which with the mIrth or an evening of enjoyment, should make the coming event worthy of remem- brance for long time.
 4 deed was filed for record in the recorders office today from Charles Julian to R. Rothermell, for lots Nos. 23 and 2I. block 9, on east side of Hull avenue, Jerome; considera- tion, Sl.O00.
 Hank Kinney, of Jerome, will be examined today on the charge ot insanity.
 Bisbee is making extensive pre- paTations to entertain the Masonic Grand Lodge, which meets there on November 9, 10 and II.
 Among those recently registered at the Mining Exchange as visitors, who are iaterestei in mining, we find the names of B. F. Prichard, Los Angeles; J. F. Sanders, Chi cago; A. II. Wallace, Pasadena, Cal; F. B. Skinner, Denver.
 A telegram was received from Tombstone this morning by Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Miles, announcing the death of their daughter, Mrs. c. R. ! Fredericks. WANTED ED.-TRUSTWORTHH AND ACTIVE ! W Gentlemen or Ladies to travel Tor respon ] sible, established house in Arizona; Monthly