Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-06
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 d Highest Honors, Worlds Fair :; Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair Y Mrs. J. Roger Cate died recentl- ID Les Angeles. She was 36 year ! old, and, with her husband, formerl, :, resided here.
 @ NIT. and Mrs. A. ]. Heals little @ glrl Tell from the second story bal a cony of their residence on Sunday 6 striking the fence in her fall. She
 escaped with few slight bruises.
 Shumate has large stock of fire works See them before you buy .6t
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy re-
 turned on Sunday from their visit east.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Vickers and D their nephew. Frank Leeklider. came up From Phenix to spend the Fourth, , as the guests of MT. aud Mrs. X. w. Edwards
 See Shumate for fire works. St
 Mrs. B. F. Snyder came up from
 Phenix'ior a Fourth of July visit. ! Captain W. A. Hancock, of Phe-
 niS, spent the Fourth in. Prescott.
 LosT.-One silver watch, screw
 case. with engire aad train of cars
 engraved on back. 4 gold platinum
 chain, with Worlds Fair souvenir
 coin as charm was attached tn watch.
 Finder will please leave at this office
 md receive s 50 reward w. F.
 ALLEN iy2x2 Lieut.. Hochderfer, oi Captain
 Donaldson's company, came in from
 Flagstaff yesterday.
 W. s. Head, of Camp Verde. was
 among the outsiders who assisted in
 our Fourth of July celebration.
 Fruit phosphates, ice cold. at Ed. Shumates. 6-25-6t
 Commencing at l o'clock on the l afternoons of July Sch and 7th. the | Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix Rail | way will run special trains t0 and | from the race track. Trains leave the | depot al short intervals. Rate in- cludlDg admittan ce to track: Adults, I5c; children. 40c. w. S. Colds worthy, City Ticket Agent.
 
 Watermelon on ice at Shumate's.
 Creams, ices and ice cream sodas. at Misses Harrington X Postle's par Tors, next to Hamakes's. Nv
 Special trains To the Prescott Driv- ing Park July 9th and 7th. Pleas- ant ride, no dust.
 Cow boy tournament, bronco rid jag, aud horse races at the Prescott Driving Park July 6 h and Eth. The :. F., r. X F. Ky. Co. will run ; special trains. Evervbody attend. and help the enterprise along. ls
 LoSr.-Some time since. a pair of C little girls speetacles, either nickel t or aluminium. Please return to this ohee' jyltf [
 Ice Cream and Sherbets of all | iavois, at Shumate's. jyIx6
 Secretary Ch ,s. H. Akers spent ( the Fourth III Prescott. \
 Billy Bayless, former resident of ( Prescott and member of the Dudes ' lose company, came up from Con | sress with the boys to spend the !; Fourth. tC
 c. C. Hall, the we'll known com ', nerclal traveller, made 1t a point to = I each Prescott just in time 10 help celebrate the fourth.
 Mir. Monroe Browning, talented iolinist recently from Chicago. has ocated m this city where ha will i've violin instruction to a limited umber of pup Is. Studio at resi- enee. Telephone I65. jy1x6
 The first detachment of volunteers pr the Whipple rendezvous will save Phenix on tonight's train. and Ol lll reach Prescott tomorrow morn LII lg.
 A recent communication in the or oURNAL- MINER, from Congress, in fo gard to T.J. CorHgan's connection lth the Congress base ball team, se 'ems tO have been uncalled for. TJ he reference to the team in these ,lumns as "COrrigan's Cracks" ia bich brought forth the communi- S1l Ition, was. of course. jocuIarly ade, and without Mir. Corrigan's S2l lowledge. The communication in- rred that MT. COrrigan had noth- 2 to do with the team, while the Ime yesterday showed that he ayed a very important part in it. Fresh butter milk, from corn-fed wa WIS, at the Winsor. *ie2S,f pa Deputy Sheriff Henry George and 'hn Sherrit., both of PheBix, left T home this afternoon, after assist / our people to celebrate the 4th. s,oa T. Stoddard came up from his I ming camp to give vent to his iltC triotism in Prescott on the Fourth. I Parties who are required to use Ca' venue stamps can obtain them in } y desired quantity by applying to (
 L. Morrison, internal revenue unt Hector at Santa Fe, New Mexico. | Lady roommate. nice cool room 'Ai' I ih use of parlor. Apply Miss ,rr roux, at Wooster's. 6-29tf iI r Yes, a glass of soda with every Cav lar purchase made by lady at sley's. 6-9tf Deputy Revenue Collector s. Nj. rn.. llom came up from Phenix on Y ldsy.
 earn snort hand and secure good Yisi, ing position. Day and evening N sses. Terms reaeonskie. Apply Cav IS Girc2z, a. roos;cr's 6-29tf Ci Geo. A. Giles moved Slxt big rock for the drilling contest - horing it on the plaza. When a'ry omes to moving houses, safes, or C' article of large or heavy char Cav' sr MT. Giles is the boss. C' be funeral of A. O. Moves on Cs ldsy was largely attended. Cavl he undersigned having purchased C.1,
 Prescott Tranfar and Tr,,oL