Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27

Prof. Fennar's violin, a genuine old Jacob Steiner, will be on exhibi- ton in the window of Cooks jewelTy store on Thursday evening from 5 till 8 o'clock.
 Frank Goodwin is up today from his home near the Hassayampa.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Pillar went out to Carter's ranch yesterday to spend a two weeks vacation.
 Cuts that will compel a rapid sale. For the next sixty days We will sell ladies' trimmed and Sailor hats at half price.
 7-l8-lw TIE NEW YoRK SroRE.
 Lieut.. Tupes left last evening for Huachuca.
 The second number brought Prof Leopold c. Fennar, who rendered the "Scene de Ballet" of De Berriot with such fire and enthuriasm that the applause was deafening, and he responded with a delicate little number exquisitely rendered.-Al- buquerque Democrat. Prof. Fennar will appear in the concert at K. of P. nsll on Friday evening, July 10th. Be sure and hear him.
 Fl. H. Carter has gone to his ranch to look after his stock in- terests.
 A party of about fourteen or 6f- teen persons will leave for the Grand Canyon tomorrow morning.
 Evangelistic services in West Prescott Methodist church this evening beginning at o'clock. These services will continue every day this week at the same hour. Key. J NJ. Weems, of Phenix, will assist ha pastor and will do the preaching. Mir. Weems is . superior pulpit orator. and those failing to hear him will miss much. Do not fail to attend the meetings. Q. A. Oats.
 Cuts that will compel rapid sale. For the next sixty days Ee will sell ladies' trimmed and Sailor hats at half price.
 7-lS-Iw TIE NEW YORK STORE.
 The body of the late Mary Shea, sister-in-law of Con. O'Keefe, of Je> rome, was brought in Ou this after noon's train, and the funeral took place from the Catholic church im- mediately afterward.
 Secretary c. H. Akers left for Phe- nix this afternoon.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. M. Sargent, left for Phenix this after noon.
 Father Quetu received a telegram this afternoon from E. J F. Horne, announcing the death in Los An geles, of Mrs. Horne this afternoon at 1 o'clock. The body will be brought to Prescott for burial.
 The black list. as far as the rail- roads are concerned, seems to have been raised. The last railroad m-H of Las Vegas, who had remain. out of work since 1894, has beeL permitted to take work.-Albuquer- que Citizen.
 The volunteers at Whipple are very much in need of shoes. The active work which has been given l them in drilling and marching over the sharp cornered pebbles, has been | very destructive to shoe leather. l Many of them who came there with | fairly good sho-s, are now walking on their uppers. Nearly | half of them are unable to march | on this account.
 Fresh butter milk, from eorn-fed | COWS. at the WinsOr. +je2Stf
 The concert to be given on Friday evening of this week. at K. of F. hall, is for the benefit of the soldier | boys, and should be liberally patron ized. No one who attends will re- gret it, as they will hear one of the best yiolinists in the southwest. Prof. Leopold Fennar, who never fails to win an audience by his won derful execution and depth of feel ing, almost speaking to you on that king of instruments, the violin. td
 On Friday evening of this week, there will be given at the K. of P hall as fine a programme Of music as was ever presented before Prescott audience. The programme consists of vocal, instrumental and reading, under the personal direction of Prof. L. c. Fennar. The professor comes highly recommended, and those who have had the privilege of hearing him play. pronounce him an artist on the violin. Look for the pro- gramme, which will be published in Thursdays papers. Admission, $1.00; children, 50 cents. 7-26td
 Jerome seems to be experiencing an epidemic of accidents. Last Wednesday, T. F. Miller & Con- pany's delivery team an away, quite seriously iniuring the driver. On Friday. the cave in the mine oc- cured. accompanied with fatal re- suits Yesterday telegram received here stated that Con. O'Keefe's sister-in-law was burned to death through an attempt to kindle fire with coal oil.
 There will be a special meeting of the Red Cross Society at the K. of P. hall, "Wednesday afternoon, st 8 o'clock. A full attendance of mem- bers is requested. By order of the President.
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 GOOD TIMES.