Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-02

DlsnOp & CO., IS m town, taking or ders for holiday candies and sweets
 The Prescott choral club will meettomorrow, Tuesday, evening at the residence of Judge and Mrs. J. H. Wright.
 For good meals, go to the Burke Fine cooks and the table supplied with the best of everything tu be found in the market. Wanted-A position to cook by a middle aged woman, in city or coun- try. Apply at Mrs. Ehle's, Monte zuma street. o29x3
 Mems Suits and Pants-the big gest and finest assortment ever seen in Prescott-at the Peoples One Price Store. Effron Bros. 17if Big bargains offered in ribbons, faces and embroiderios. The PeO- ple's One Price Store. Effron Bros. 17tf.
 Judge Webster Street came up on this mornings train from Phe- nix to attend to some court duties, returning again this afternoon.
 Wanted.-A first class cabinet maker to work on bar fixtures, at Scopel building. Call on or address, Wm. Bright. o3l14
 You will find nice stock of goods at Modie's new furniture store, op- posite the postoffice. He has rooms newly furnished for rent. o3l-lm Governor F. A. ,Tritle left for the e. st yesterday with Col. and Mrs. Eugene Spencer, in the hopes that the change may result bene6cially to his health.
 Dr. D. L Connor, osteopatb, will be at the Congress House Mondays and Fridays to receive and treat patients. Office hours from g a. m. to 2 D.. n. +o3ltf
 4 sale is on at Brisley's of good, kid-body dolls, anu cheap paper tab lets for school and other uses. Closing them out actually at cost. Hotel Burke building. o24tf
 Now hurry up and buy a lot, wa, ter works assured. For best lots in the city see E. E. Breed & Go. All prices will soon be raised. This is the last call before the raise. O2716
 How does the c Jurier know that John Burns voted the democratic ticket two years ago7 First it was reported that he did so; now, it is unquali6edly asserted as fact.
 Lawrence, the letter writer, who is in the employ Of the United Verde Copper Company, is up on the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, making a fight for the company against Burns.
 Boys reefers, for boys from 8 to s years old. At Ed. Block. At
 The San Francisco Chronicle of recent date contains a good picture of Col. Brodie and a very favorable mention of the gallant soldier.
 The boys playing Halloween pranks last evening, overstepped the bounds of decencY ,n some res poets. J. G. Campbells windmill was thrown over causing a damage of about $50 A horse belonging to E. B. Gage was also shot.
 The Monday Club held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon. Ow- ing to illness, the regular papers on the programme were not read, but Mrs. Shepard, who was leader in the discussion, gave her discussion on the Poets of Elizabethan Reign"
 Tte colored reporter of the Cou- rier, who stated that he had heard Col. Brodie speak twice without re- ferring to the colored soldiers, evi- dently did not hear his talk in Pres colt, as he made mention of them in that speech in very favorable man ner.
 Frank Bass, a man of several years experience in the plumbing business and thoroughly competent to do all kinds of work, is in charge of J. W. Browns plumbing and tinning shop, in the rear of The Bashford- Bur mister Company's store. The shop will be open at all hours during the day, and all orders will receive prompt attention. *o26X6
 Our contemporary finds it rath- CT difficult feat to toot the praises and praise the toots of the taxless U. Y. & P. railway and at the same time shoot its venomous toOts against the s. F. P. & P. Both are equally taxless but the former is never referred to as such.
 Praising the Copper company and the U V. & P. railway, the former one of the most exacting corpora- tions in the territory, and the latter as taxiess as the s. F. P. & P. and waging war against other corpora tions all for the sakB of the dear people is the very inconsistent at titude our contemporary finds itself in.
 "When yeu seek to find man for a trusted employe. you do not look especially for a pleasant, sociable fellow, but for a man who will guard your business interests and do his whole duty. In selecting an em- ploye for the general public, the same rule should be observed. ."- Courier. If that Calderhead letter is truthful John Burns is man who is true to his employers interest.
 We notice with pleasure that pr. J. NJ. Criley who came to Prescott last May in search of health has de- cided to begin the practice of his profession. He has opened an office on Cortez street, No. 139 Office Row. The doctor has had an experience of nearly 30 years much of that time in hospital and sanitarium work. As a specialist in chronic diseases, especially of the stomach, heart, lungs and nerves he won a desirable reputation in Asheville, NC. Those afflicted with any of the above diseases would do well to