Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-03

A special engine went north thil
 morning to haul 800 head of cattl,
 from Del Rio to Ash Fork for Mir
 Little.
 1 Apples 4 cents a pound or sl.50 ;
 box st Clough's. o26tf
 John McNary, prominent citizel
 of Walnut Grove, is in town today
 purchasing supplies and attending
 to other business.
 l.. Bashford and wife are at pres
 ent located at Monterey, California
 where they expect to spend the win
 ter.
 Your face will have s pleasan
 look after seeing our clothing anC getting our prices. ED. BLOCK.
 Johnny Wilson has purchased !
 P. Diilon's cigar and fruit store, a:
 will be seen by an advertisement il this issue.
 A number of Christian women ol
 Phenix have been granted permis sion to put library in the jail foI the benefit of prisoners.
 Wickenburg wants the board oi supervisors of MaTicopa county to establish \ branch jail at that place,
 James Shirley made flying visit to Prescott last night, returning to the Etta mine again this morning.
 D. J. and J. l.. Marr, two promi- nent citizens of the Verde valley, left for home this morbiug.
 J. Nj. AItken came up from Phe nix this morning to spend month visiting friends. He is looking for a companion to take a two weeks hunting trip with him.
 w. w. Vanderbilt went out to Cherry Greek today where he is ir- terested in mining.
 A deed from G. w. Hull to Harry Brsley, for lot 30, block 3, Jerome, was filed for record today.
 s. A. Logan has been appointed special administrator of the estate of Al MeCanB, deceased, pending the regular appointment.
 B. Tilton, the machinist, expert repsirer and cyclery man, advertises his business elsewhere in these col umns.
 $. J. Fleming has returned from his trip east. He was accompanied on his return by Chas. H. Morse. of the firm of Fairbanks, Morse X Co, the celebrated scales manufacturers, who is interested in the Providence, Chicago and Treasury mining com- panies in this section.
 You can save money on every dol lar you spend with us. The Cash Clothing House. ED. BLOCK.
 G. F. Wooster, a gun and lock smith oi 25 years experience places his card in the JoURNAL-MINER.
 Henry NJ. Wilson, the civil engi neef, in charge of the work at Castle creek hot springs, is in town, guest of Hotel Burke.
 The man who will surrender to us $l0 bill will be rewarded with a good suit of clothes or an over coat at ED. BLOCKS.
 R R. Coleman made a flying visit to Prescott last night, coming in on the delayed train at S:i5, and leav- ing un this mornings north bound. He came from Siberia, California, and his mission was to secure a lot more tools for railroad work, in which he is engaged there.
 The reason We sell more clothing than our competitors, Is because we buy our clothing for cash, and buy | them cheap. We sell for cash, and | have no losses, and we are satisfied l with reasonable profits. The Cash | Clothing House. ED. BLOCK.
 Mrs. J. V. Shepard gave a charm ing entertainment to a number of l ladies at her residence last evening. Several very exciting games Of du- plicate whist were played. when | Miss Davis, who is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, gave a very 1 pleasing recitation, when the even ing's entertainment was closed by | tue serving of choice refreshments. 1
 H. J. Veil will leave tonight for | Mohave county, where he expects i to remain. Dr. T. B. Comstock has moved his general office to Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Goldwater gave a cob web party at thelr resi- tence last evening in honor of Miss ! Mabel Meany, at which there was a arge number Of young people. The strings composing the cob web | extended from the roof of the resi- fence to the basement, under various articles of furniture, some of | hem through key holes and in every out of the place imaginable. All starting from a common center string is taken by each player whose duty it is to follow it up till le reaches the other end on which 10 will find a card, the person ac- 'omplishing the feat first being the winner of the prize. A cob web ,arty furnishes no end of amuse nent-or at least there is no end to [ until the end of the web is Miss Winifred Gould and '. Frantz were the prize winners while Miss Flossie Marks and R. B. Surmister were at the foot of the lass. After the house had been feared of the cob webs few games If hearts were indnlCed in when the