Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-26
HOTEL FOR SALE.

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 HOTEL FOR sALE.
 Ire Congress House, Prescott, A. T., will be sold on easy terms. Small cash payments; balance on monthly payments or long time st reasonable interest. House in good repair and doing a good business. Good req sons for selling. Apply to
 s12si E. J. F. HORNE.
 From Wednesdays Daily
 S. E. Fuller is up from Walnut Grove.
 A big lot of new music at Woes ter's.
 J.E- Clark, Of Jersey Lily, is in town.
 X-O'Brien is up from his min ing camp.
 Major Gray left for Hauchuca this afternoon.
 District court will be in session on Saturday.
 A breeze from the north raised the dust today.
 Geo. J. Beckman, of Minnesota, is guest of the WInsor.
 T.. W. Johnston went south on this afternoons train.
 Jef Shipp, wife and children are guests of Hotel Winsor.
 J.W. Stewart and wife, of Will iamson valley. are registered at the Burke.
 MT. and Mrs. C. 4. Peter have moved into their new residence which is one of the finest in Pres colt
 The Grand Army post IS arrang ing to give a rousing reception to Col. Brodie at the very first oppor- tunity.
 FL. Wright came in ou this af- ternoon's train from a brief visit to California.
 Arkausaw is experiencing a cold wave. Col. Wilson was formerly of that state.
 Mrs. Dake has returned from her visit to San Diego considerably i'm proved in health.
 MIG. Burns came in from Cherry creek tooay, and will leave for Mo have county tomorrow morning. J.H. Nash, a prominent citizen of Williamson valley, is ID town today accompanied by his wife.
 Contractor George Giles has just completed anchoring the big new electric light boiler in place.
 The great register contains 4,5S0 names this year, an increase of over 800 over the registration of two years ago.
 WE. Allen, of Williamson valley made final proof in the land office today on a piece of land on which he has been residing for several years.
 NrL.L. Bell will open a bo ard ;,g house October 18th three doors nc1;b of Briukmeyer's hotel. The patronage Of the public is solicited. Mrs. Alexander Strahan, aged S2 years. died at her home in Cotton xood on Sunday, October g. Mrs. Strahan was one of the oldest resi- dents of that neighberhood, having settled there about twenty-five years ago.
 R.M. Harvey, one of the advance agents of Wallace's big circus, who is in town today, IS one of the Uroprietors of the Daily Chief, a newspaper published at Per rr. IoGa. Thr, atrical troupes and circus companies always make it point to secure newspaper men as their advance agents when Possi- ble.
 Col. Brodie is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow at II o'clock. Arrangements have been made to meet him at the depot with the the brass band 10 give him an intor- nal and non-partisan reception. Ibis reception will be entirely out side of politics ahd everybody IS re- Quested to turn out and welcome him home, as 8 citizen ot Prescott, and as brave soldier.
 An old countryman came into a small town in Arkansas week or so ago. He lived in the woods, and hls last visit to town had been made at the close of the civil war. The lit tie country place was then full oi soldiers. and now after 90 years the first thing the old man saw was militia company marching to the depot on their way to the encamp- ment. He looked in amszemeni and muttered audibly: By gosh them durned liars told me Lee had surrendered, an here's that dratt eo war still a-goin' on !"-EXchange. At a banquet given last evening tc Major Gray, Surgeon U. $. A.. anc Dr. Lindley and Lieut.. Jones, o Whipple, speeches were made by these gentlemen expressing then great satisfaction with their e1pe rience since being located in Pres colt. Dr. Lindley expressed specia gratitu @ on behalf of the volun feers to the Woman's Relief Corps and Bed Cross Society. Major GraI has formed such favorable impres sion of our town and climate, tha he stated that if Whipple were re established, he would ask to be sta tioned here permanently.
 By general orders recently issued from the war department the Isl territorial U. s. '. infantry. Col. Me Cords regiment, with the 2nd Mis souri and 3rd Mississippi, will form Ihs third brigade of the first arm! corps. commanded by Major Gen eral J.. C. Breckinridge. The bri gsde has been ordered to Albany Georgia, to go into camp. In movement of the troops Is ordere' to commence on October P. In last paragraph of the order says 'It will De borne in mind that th troops who are to occupy the camp herein provided for are to be pre- pared and held in readiness for SCI r9oa s, C,h. They r,v ba ordaPa.