Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
From Tuesdays Daily.

Edltor .. U. Reppy. or the Flor
 ence Tribune, has joined the Shri
 uers.
 If you want a good watch or dia l. mond on easy payments, join th,
 club. If !, Louis Beck, of Lynx creek, wa
 brought into the Sisters hospita o yesterday very sick.
 John Snyder was allowed SlO pei
 quarter till further notice by tn, r board of supervisors. Pay one dollar a week on a gooc ' watch or diamond. Every thing
 guaranteed. If 6 Judge R. E. Sloan is iu Phenil
 holding court for the trial of suct o cases as Judge Street is disqualified
 H. c. Adams, brother of Mayor J r c. Adams, of Phenix, has been ap.
 pointed deputy postmaster of the
 capital city.
 Equip yourself with a pair of
 good Shoes from Goldwaters' Q while their Closing Out Sale con-
 tinues. 'Tis not often you get the chance to buy S6.50 shoe
 for $4.00 f Col Frank c. Hatch left Phenix a
 few days since for Costa Rica whCre
 he is engaged in the construction a railroad.
 Information comes from Wash ington that L. B. Hayes vii receive the appointment as postmaster at Tucson.
 A small war cloud is lowering over Jerome judging from some remarks remarks recently published there.
 Charles -Schall6Witz fell down a 75 foot chute at Jerome few days ago, and received injuries from which he died.
 During the balance of the month
 Goldwaters, who keep "The
 Best Always" will continue the
 closing out sale of their Gents
 Shoes.
 M. W. Harter, au old time Ali Zona miner, but recently of MInas Prietas, Mexico, died a few days since at Nogales of pneumonia.
 R. W. Meador came up from Peoples valley last evening, where he has had charge of the Springfield mining company's property.
 Miss Lou Hughes, daughter Of Editor Tom Hughes, of the Albu- querque Citizen, is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. O. c. Watson, in Phenix. Don't forget that Goldwaters'
 are still selling of their High
 Grade Gents Shoes at Low Grade Prices. The board of supervisors this morning settled with the sheriff for licenses collected during the quarter ending March 3l, amounting to $6,- 023.OO.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boseha came | up from Congress this morning with man named Ames, convicted of | malicious mischief, and sentenced | to sixty days in the county jail.
 Missouri sweet cider direct from the farm just received at Shu mates. 2-9tf.
 Lieut.. Collins ard wife left Whip pie this moning for New York, en route to Caracas, Venzuela, where the former will take station as mill tary attache of the American lega> ton.
 The firm of R1kohl & Griffin, in the Winsor hotel bar, was dissolved today by mutual consent, MT. Rokohl having purchased his part ner's interest. MT. Griffin is prepar- ing to open a new saloon in the old Elite restaurant room.
 A. Falco was highly pleased with the telegraph announcement in the JoURNAL-MINER recently of the rever- sal by the French court of appeals of the verdict of the lower court in the Zola case.
 HEINZ'S SAUR KROUT in bulk at Gregory & Smiths.
 The administrator of the estate of the late J. R. Walker made his settle , ment of the estate in the probate court yesterday. After payment of I allowed claims and expenses of ad- there remained in the hands of the administration $309.4S, cash, which, by order of court, was to the heirs of deceased. Juniper wood for sale by John i Bryant. Box S52, Prescott s27tf i Fine mixed drinks of all kinds at the Winsor., RoKoHL, & GRIFFIN ! lessees. o2tf Carl Upman 5c, lOc. and two for 1 25c. cigars at Aitken & Robin ] on's. If All kinds of mill work done at ] Heads Flaming Mill. Charges req ! sonable. Strictly pure McBrayer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled ln bond, for family use. The family trade supplied with I delicious oyster cocktails. RoKoHL f < GRIFFIN. o2tf fresh lot of homemade Missouri | sweet cider just in at Shumates.2 29:f ! Competent and refined Protestant | desires position as house. [ keeper in widower's family, or will [ 10 chamber work. Address, E. A. [ w., 646 $. lst Ave, Phenix, A. T.
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 Piano, organ, harmony; also thor )ugh training in technique and ouina vista work. I-29x2 Mss F. L UREN, Prescott. z Good time brewing in Williamson c Valley-an old fashioned country ir lance at the Stephens home, ca a Tuesday, April 18th, 1898. It will = ,e non-psrtisan, and the first dance ,f the fall campaign. "No charge" ; s the motto of the Stephens boys, md they extend a cordial invitation O you and your friends to be pres |