Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-23

sell snoddy goods.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Special at New York store.
 Fast black, seamless hose, spliced heels and toes, regular price 2Oc., for one week only. l2 pairs for Sl.00. fl516
 R. BAEHR for house painting and paper hanging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
 Miss Willis, of Phenix, is visiting Prescott.
 Miss Daisy Randall has returned to Phenix from Boston.
 HEINZS SAUR KROUT in bulk at Gregory X Smiths.
 T. H. Sutton, representing Bishop x Co, Los Angeles, IS in town.
 J. J. Fisher went to Jerome Jet. this morning on surveying business. ! fresh lot of homemade Missouri sweet cider just in at Shumates.2 .29:f
 NJ. A. Lawler and family havs moved into Prescott from Skull valley.
 Don't miss our special hosiery sale. l2 pairs for Sl0O. TIE NEW YORK STORE. f15x6
 Phenix papers announce that Charlie Mally hae gone to Klon- dlke.
 The Prescott public schools will observe tomorrow, Washington's birthday, as holiday. Captain Mahoney and Lieutenant Cordier, of the Cuban army, left for Jerome this morning.
 ! Mrs. E. 4. Rogers left this after noon for Congress on a visit with her parents.
 Mrs. Wm. Thomas and her sister Miss Julia Brown, left Saturday afternoon to visit the formers son. 1 Garland Steel Ranges, "the worlds best" Prices from $50 to S15. HILLS HARDWARE STORE. tf+ ! Supply yourself with 12 pairs of hose Tor Sl.00. This week only at ! The New York Store. fl516 ] Quite a number of Masons lave gone to Ihenix 10 be iaducted into the mysteries of the scot ish Rite Masons.
 Miss Mary Kuchler, wife of Frank Kuchler, has fled homestead on lot 3, block 3, in the town of Jerome and the valuation is S4,000.
 The court house yard is undergo. ing thorough cleaning up today, an improvement that will add materially to it's appearance.
 W. J. Mul,enon returned from Castle creek on Sunday morning. He says that his brothers condition IS considerably improved.
 4 jury found G. W. Hull of Je- rome guilty of obstructing a public street of that town The case will in all probability be appealed.
 Redmond Toohey, the we'll known contractor, came up from Phenix yesterday to be present today at the opening of bids for the construction of the Big Bug railroad.
 G. L. Grosvenor, a prominent architect of Phenix, arrived in Pres colt yesterday en route home from visit to the petriied forests of Navajo county. MT. Grosvenor is a distant relative of c. H. Grosvenor, the celebrated Ohio politician.
 The announcement of the mar riage of E. J. F. Horne and Miss Marguerite H. Brannen at Cham paign, Illinois, on Wednesday, Feb ruary 18th, was received at thIs of fee today. At home after March 25tb, at Prescott, Arizona.
 The Edna Paige Comedy company arrived in Prescott Sunday and give their first play tonight at which the ladies are admitted free. The ad- vance sales indicate full house at the initial performance. The com pany has a band and they gave noon concert today.
 Bids for the building of the Big Bug railroad had not been opened at the time Of going to press this afternoon. The officials awaited the arrival of Chief Engineer Drake from Pueblo this afternoon and will open them this evening.
 The program of amusements for this week is as follows: Tonight, opening play, "The Big Bonanza" by the Edna Paige Comedy Com pany; Tuesday night, Pythian Social Clubs dance, high school enter tainment and supper by the Mon day Club, at s o'clock, for the pur- pose of raising funds with which to buy pictures for the ornamentation of the class rooms, in the high school building. Wednesday even ing, the K. B. George Convention Company at the NJ. E. Church. The Edna Paige Comedy Company holds full sway the rest of the week so far as can be learned.
 The following Prescottites left for Phenix this afternoon to attend the celebration of Washington's birthday: Editor J. c. Martin, of the JOURNAL MINER, and daughter, Miss Irene Martin, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage. Judge and Mrs. R. E. Sloan, Sheriff Ruffuer.
 The public schools will give an entertainment at the high school building tomorrow evening. The supper to be given by the Monday club will be at the close of this en- tertainment and without any extra charge, the price of admission in- cluding supper being 9 cents. | A telegram was received Tn Pres colt yesterday announcing the death in Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday night of Miss Agnes Lynch, sister of Mrs. R. R. Coleman. Miss Lynch visited for several weeks, in Pres