Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-27
From Saturdays Daily.


 tuined number of young people in West Prescott last evening at the residence of T. C.. Norris.
 Miss Clare Cline, the little daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Cline, gave very pleasant afternoons en- tertainment to a number of her young friends on Wednesday. The little folks had a very enjoyable time.
 Another big crew of men went out to work on the Santa Fe Pacific yesterday. Seventy six laborers came up from Mexico to get employ ment. Any onesdesiring employ ment can get 1t now on the Santa Fe Pacific, which makes the life of vag, in thIs city, hard one.- Albuquerque Citizen.
 4 kodak fiend was chasing squaw down Jefferson street yesterday in order to get snap shot at her, but she, like most Indians, Is supersti- tious and mortaliy afraid of the cauera, and was makiug a desper- ate effort to get away from the fend. A big burly Indian unex- pectedly came to the rescue and after punching the camera iend in the face, he kicked the apparatus into the street with grim satisfac- tion.-Arizona Gazette.
 Siegel Cooper x Co.,, owners of big department stores in Chicago, New York and other large cities, are among the greatest advertisers Tn the United States. They use the evening papers exclusively for ad- vertising during the week and on Sundays use the morning papers. They prefer publications that go into the hands of the women and that stay at the home.
 There seems to be quite an activ- ity in stock shipments at present. Two special trains loaded with cat tie and hogs passed through Pres on Wednesday night. Wm. Little, a new buyer in this section, yester- day made his first shipment of about thirtY-three car loads which | he has purchased. The shipment l was made from Del Rio. Other | shipments will be made from Del Rio and Kirkland.
 According to the San Luis, Colo | orado, Graphic Rev. J. H. Gill, for merly stationed at Globe and later at Tempe in this territory is in trouble in the Centennial state. The Graphic says: Rev. MT. Gill, now at Rocky Ford, has been sus- pended from the ministery of the Methodist church on the charge of immortality, and it is alleged that he will be tried in the Aspen courts for misappropriation of trust funds" MT. Gill had trouble when at Globe.
 pr. D. McSwegan formerly a at Tombstone, aud one of the most prominent physicians in the territory, is now medical dir ector of the Physicians Supplies and Chemical company. He has recent ly returned from an extended visit to many of the great hospitals of the world, bringing with him the medal of the International Medical Congress. He visits Prescott by and it stopping at Hotel Burke where he will give full ex- animation to all who are afflicted. His announcement appears in this issue.
 A man entered a restaurant yes terday and called for a plate of and sauer kraut. While he was eating a gentleman sitting next to him at the table leaned forward and said sotto voce: Say, do you believe that Luetgert put his wife through the sausage milli" The other said not word. He dropped his knife and fork, and looking responsibility at his inter- rogator, made q bee line for the rear end of the restaurant, where he rid himself of any doubts he may have had on the subject. Luetgert is not q good subject for a table discussion.-Gazette.