Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-09
IE CITY AND COUNTY
sy Items From Our 0Kn fOED Gl
 Surrounding Country.
, BAEHR for house painting paper hanging.

Aisht.
 8 new grocery establishment is tC k e located at Chaparral b. Fl. K n and brother.
 Iine, the Rose of Killarney, al
 opera house tonight, with Sam
 Burton as Dayy O'Leary. | Misses Anna and Bertha Schuer- E 1|1n arrived from Los Angeles yes Eday evening.
 J. Corrigsn, superintendent oi fke Congress Gold Co.'S railroad, is & town today on business.
 Dame nature does not seem dis
 I'd to allow hoary headed winter
 hnger in the lap of spring.
 Do not forget that at the Satur-
 matinee each child will receive hsg of candy free.
 daily mail service was put in
 eration yesterday between Pres
 1 aud Lynx creek by G. G. Hen
 lson.
 GOvernor McCord has appointed Az. J. B. McNally as a member of ftt territorial board of madical examiners.
 Ehe Otto Miller case came up for
 sring in Judge Moore's court to- 4f. and was dismissed on motion of
 B. Attorney Ellinwood.
 Sec. C. Ruffner has let the con- act for the erection of his new 5Rery stable, on the south side of
 plaza It will be fine struct-
 and a credit 10 the town.
 r. and Mrs. NJ. MeCulloch, with {1s. Lola Ashton and son. leave to- arrrow for Portland, Oregon. where eF expect to reside. NIT. McCul- cd will return after a visit, having s ness interests in this city.
 o Sodahl, proprietor of the Mas o Dye Works. on CoTtez street, has - aeed his business card in the stkSAL-MINER. Mir. Sodahl does Hs class work and expects to s11blish branches all over the sehty.
 Alyin Robinson, an employee of ke Crowned King Mining Co.,. was z1nght in from that camp yester- e4 suffering from a complicated c&ach trouble, and placed in the
 .srs' hospital. He has been sick Fel a month.
 A W. Johnson, 6 miner. is re ofIed very i'll at his mine over in pthce canyon, six miles west of m Word relative to his condi- c4 was brought to town yesterday fening, aud friends will bring him lcwn for medical treatment. | In today's issue will be found the 3Fertisement of pr. J. s. Welser,
 ician and oculist of San Fran |-@. The doctor is Known ali along
 coast as an expert in his line. l, hrisited Prescott four years ago. E 6 will be found at pr. McCandless' n.R store, where those needing his Ernces can have their eyes exam es free and properly fitted with zzses.
 q 4 telephone from Chaparral this &tDing announced that the Cabinet {5on at that place, conducted by bt < Coyle. was entered last night A robbed of S720. Sheriff Rufner e al once for Chaparral. The <eey belonged to Mrs. Arnold, go had sold her restaurant & placed the money in the Cabinet f for secure keeping. lProf Frank Bittmau, the versatile ,mmercial man, pulled into town &terday, and is making Q regular zndike talk for hIs firm. Frank
 geuteel story teller, and says he Extracted to this metropolitan cen- E. from the number of street hold ps hat are going on, believing that 4 prosperity wave had hit every s He thinks of locating per enently this time.
 C. Herndon. one of Prescott's -E5nineat attorneys, arrived in l 1enix Sunday from weeks trip Fines Altos N. NJ, where he ex- WSned the title deeds to the min l W property Tee .nily bought by Es- Hearst, wife Of the late Senator ! ssrst. Mir. Herndon says the npany stores, shelter, and all the ]
 dings have been included in the Uesaction. There are twenty-five 1 4|ins in the property, all of which | fe comparatively undeveloped. ! ts ore. # Is said. gets richer and
 Der as it descenGs in the earth. l t probability is that the l0-stamp 1IA will be increased eventually to e stamps. and instead of 3O0work- nsn being emplC yed fully l.500 will lad steady work.-Gazette.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 ! H. Wright is in Phenix James Shirley Is in town from the nines.
 q Blumberg has returned from to PhenIX. Tomorrow being a legal holiday M banks will close at noon.
 Mrs. C. I. Abbott and children Fz visiting in Phenix.
 Attorneys T. ". Johnston and sese NJ. Ling are in Phenix on ersl business.
 Dr. c. T. Abbott has accepted a ssitiou as physician at Brodie's ning camp.
 H Miller, one of Chaparrai's
 ding merchants, was in town yes day on business.
 Ere mountains still contain con erable snow. but the valleys show 18 down of winters brown. There was a rumor afoat yester- zr that 8 man had been killed at ongress, but the story was un 5anded.
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