Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-08-31
From Tuesday.s Daily.

Harry Brisley and family sailed from England, homeward bound. on the 23d of August, and are que to arrive in New York tomorrow or Wednesday.
 The California excursions hare closed for the season. Thomas Shultz's family Jeff for Phenix this afternoon to bury their baby.
 Charles Shull and Wm. Hum phreys left this morning for Lords- burg, California, to attend school.
 Harry George, of Phenix. come in on the noon freight train on his re- turn from California and continued on his journey this afternoon Co Phenix.
 l.. l.. Lyon, of Denver. left for Congress this afternoon.
 Miss Helen V. Herzog, of New York, who arrived on vesteriay s train, left this afternoon for Cor gFess.
 J. S. Cofman left thIs moruug for Grand RapIds, Michigan. accom- panied by his wife. He leaves here on account of his wife's health, as the altitude is too great for her.
 NJ, 5oldwater & Bros. have new business talk in this issue about dress goods, the price of which has been placed away down in order to pre- pare for the arrival of their mann moth stock of fall goods. The spe- cial sale at the cut prices viii take place on Friday. September 9. The ladies will no doubt throng the place on that day.
 The board of supervisors has es- tablished voting precincts at WhipS pie and at Sycamore creek.
 The following registering officers have been appointed: J. W. Davis at Sycamore, John P. Riley at Je- rome.
 {" Special this week. Ladies Summer Dresses and Duck Suits Prices 10 suit the season.
 NEW YORK STORE.
 Col. McCori returned this morn ing from his visit to Phenix.
 Tickets for the dance on Friday evening are for sale at Shumate's. <. E. A. Kastner & Co.'S and Aitken & Robinson's.
 The soldier boys returned last evening from their practice march to Groom creek. The hand accom- panied them on their outgoing trip to the southern part of town and met them their on their return in the evening.
 Miss Clair Stone entertained a few friends Monday after oon, 1t being her birthday, also the eve ot her departure to Phenix. where she will attend the Sisters school during the winter.
 A jack train of l5 burros ha, be, chartered for next Saturday for a short special trip to. the couutty. They will bear precious loais and will make fine targets for the kodak hends. Particulars later.
 For good meals, go to the Burke. Fine cooks and the table supplied with the best of everything 70 be found in the market.
 II. B. St. Claire, of rhenix, arrived on yesterdays train from two we"ks' visit to California, and stopped over in Pres, oit until this 
 T. NJ. EArnhart. the Kirkland merchant, came up yestertay on brief business trip, return ng to Kirkland this afternoon.
 Rev. Cram has resigned the pas torate of the Baptist church, and has gone east to remain.
 The members of the Methodist church have unanimously united in a petition for the return Of Rev. C. K. Jenness as pastor of the church. Rev. Jenness has hal a very snc- cessful year as pastor of the abo7a and is universally liked, not : only by members of his church, but citizens of the town as we'll.
 " Special this week. Ladies Summer Dresses and Duck SnIts Prices to suit the season.
 NEW YORK STORE. .
 Mrs. Burt treats corns, bunions and is a complexion specialist sand develops neck and arms. Lady given massage treatment at their homes fl ! desired. Sample line of elastic goods, hose, abdominal supporters and shoulder braces. Ali goods fitted. Office-Otis Building. east side of plaza. ag26tf
 R. R. wreck photograph will be nailed on receipt of price (25c. per ,opy); whole set of six different views for $l.25. ERWIN BAER, at Hamaker's gallery, S-lS-tf
 Mir. Burkdoll, of the Chicago Min ng and Machine Company, who has been at Walnut Grove for some lime, came up from there yesterday md left on last evenings train for Hudson's springs, New Mexico, for his health. He was accompanied by his wife.
 F. NJ. Renwick of the Sterling Placer Company and John Nj. Sweeney of the Chicago Mining and Machine Company, came up from Walnut Grove yesterday and left for the east this morning.
 S. E. Fuller came up from Wal nut Grove yesterday where he has been looking after the construction Ol the machinery of the Sterling Placer company. !
 Miss Isis Hall, arrived on Sunday from her home at Bedford, Indiana, ! to take position as assistant to the . principal Of the Prescott public . !
 Frank Blake, the little son or Mir. . and Mrs. Ed. M. Blake. is quite sick . with dysentery at the home of his . grand parents, MT. and Mrs. T. W. !. Otis.
 ~ Special this week. Ladies' Surnn,ar nraceas .,A D,,oI- C,,.4- .