Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
THE CITY AND COUNTY Eewsy Notes Of Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.
 R. BAEHR for house painting snd paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
FDom Wedpe.dsS,s Daily.

storage system, While IL Is stated that another ticket will be put in the field.
 Geo. Ruffner took crazy man to Phoenix and prisoner to Yuma last evening.
 The Salvation Army opered their Red Crusade last evening. Mem bers were attired in fiery red uni forms.
 Two men who arrived here sick a few days ago from the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, and who were taken charge of by the county died yesterday afternoon. One of them was a young man about twenty and the other was about thirty years of age.
 Lecture at Dake's opera house to- night.
 Chaplain Brown should be greeted with full house tonight.
 Everybody should go and hear Chaplain Browns lecture tonight at Dake's oI era house.
 Two results will be obtsined this evening by all who attend Chaplain Browns lecture, because they wIll enjoy rare literary treat and will contribute their mite towards the erection of the O'Neill monument. The drift from the city's new prospect well north of town has now been run in one hundred feet or one half the distance called for by the contract. It is now directly under meath the well from which the water supply of the city Is being pun. ped. the distance between the bottom of the we'll and the top of the drift be- ing twenty-two feet.
 The trial of H. Collins is set for tomorrow al ten O'clock.
 Instead of sending away for Christmas presents readers of the JoURNAL-MINER should peruse the advertisements in this paper. They will find all kinds of Christmas pres eE,s advertised and by patronizIng the advertisers the money will be kept at home and m circulation hefe instead of being sent out oi toNl. A. Blumberg, of the New York Store has big Christmas advertise meut in this issue. While 1t would take more space than the JoURNIL- MINER could give for him 10 enumer- ate all of the articles he has for the holidays. he tells of enough to sat isfy even Santa Claus himself that he need not worry about being able to procure needed Christmas pres euts. He has articles of all kinds for grown people and for children Articles for men and women, for boys and girls. Articles for orna- ment or for use. Read what he has to say about them.
 Uis stated that Col. McCord is expected in Phenix within a few days,
 IL looks as il the weather superin- tendent had another storm on tap. Herman Voge is the first in the field at this office with a calendar for 1899. The calendars are very artistic and are worthy of being pre- served as gems of art, besides their Intended use of indicating the day and month of each year.
 4 roof of a house owned by James Scott, in the Buckeye country, Cayed in during the recent snow storm killing two children and serl- ously injuring MT. Scott and his wife, the latter probably fatally.
 Sheriff Watron of Navajo county piloted five prisoners to Yuma the other day. Ali of them had been convicted of cattle stealing. Four of them are hardly more than boys and were sentenced 10 one year each One was older and more eXper!- enced. He was given two years They took a more serious view ot their situation than the average convict.
 The Mayer and Crowned King stage company Siil resume business again tomorrow between the above points. By seuiing big teams over the road the company has been able to keep 1t open.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards re turned yesterday afternoon from San Francis 70. The latter Is great ly improved in health
 The funeral of Miss Hattie Thorne which took place yesterday after noon from the Methodist church, was largely attended.
 The Crystal Ice compans will in crease the capacity of is plant for next season. W. J. Mulvenon has gone east to purchase additional machinery.
 s. D. Lount X Son, Of PheniX, are enlarging their ice plant.
 Go 10 the Christmas bazaar on Thursday and Friday evenings for a fine plate of oy ,ters in any style.
 Fine home made candies at the Christmas bazaar on Thursday and Friday evenings.
 Sandwiches and coffee will bt served at the Christmas bazaar or Thursday and Friday evenings.
 All members of the Woodmen' Circle are requested to attend special meeting tomorrow evening Business of importance.
 Geo. H.Schuerman and his daugh- ter, Miss Anna Schuerman, are visit ing in San Diego.
 H. ?. Anewalt left Tor Phenix thu: afternoon on business. Live Stock Agent $. P. Behan o the $. F. P. & P. railroad. estimate: that over 10000 head of sheep wil be pastured and clipped iu the Sal River Valley this seosOn.
 Geo. H. Cook has a new holIdal advertisement in this issue. NIT | Cook has fine stock of jewelry tC select holiday presents from.
 W. H. Smith has a car load o Galloway steers on hand Tor the hol idsys.
 Ed. Block has a new adver ise ment in this issue. It IS an auto matte self-pointing advertisement Read il.