Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
 CHICAGO

Treasurer Fitzgerald of the Garcia Mining company, passed through Prescott on yeslerdsv afternoons train en route to the company's camp.
 We want your mai drug orders. II you want them 6lisd quickly and correctly Sou will send taein Ia the Yavapai Pharmacy, Prescott. Ari- zona. g4tf
 Mir and Mrs B. \. A Pratt and Mrs w C Budge. who came up from Pheui1 to attend lh. Heap Wells wedding. have r-,uru~d home.
 There are about l5O tpiiSuS iu the vicinity of Camp Verde a. p-,,s- ent. Many of them W rk on t1s ranches thera while Ot1,T, are en gagged 10 'arning on their owu ac- count.
 Under instructions from Washing ton Special Agent $. !. Ho.siuger has gone 10 New Mexico tI E,ok after a proposed flores. n. erya,.au in that territory.
 Shumate has the fn.-t line of pip"s ID the territory. 96
 James 4. Maukln. in tue diyisi, of accounts 10 the general llud office. al Washington, Is visitor To Pn-- cot
 W VI Scot, grii k1beu ,isu - gist. v h. has rrSiiei ncrs fE t9,. past year o5 two, left on 'ais Sf.ei- moons ttaiu for Tucsau t1 taks a posiJiOr in a drug store Jasre
 Geo. A. Giles and JIlius Jacoby will leave tomorrow for Pnenix 10 testify before the grand jury in tue case of the man arrested IH Prescott Tor burglary committed iu PhenIXi
 Mrs l.. r. Hale returned to her home ID this city yesterday. and was welcomed by many friends. She has been absent for some mouths on the coast visiting friends and seeking a change of climate, ant returns greatly benefited iu heslth
 A. W. Crawford, partuer oi Geo. H. Cook, in the Jewelry business, ar rived in Prescott yesterday on his return trip from New York purchas- ing goods for their four jewelry stores 10 the territory.
 TL D-.,. I-f-t-. ....,. had novelty on exhibitor in their office window last evening. It was a large block oi ice in which was frozen a bouquet ot flowers, and a colored electric light lainp. The latter was concerted by wires with the electric current, and the effect was very beautiful
 Col. Spaulding, who Is largely iu- terested iu the Grand Canyon cop per mine, passed through Ash Fork on today's train en route fo that property. His Wife came to Pres cott and will visit Mrs. NJ. E Spauld- ing. Col. Spaulding is a brother to NJ. E. Spaulding.
 By an omission of some type m the account of Thursday evenings wedding 1t was made to appear that Prof. Baernslein's orchestra played the Flower Song" duriug the time the wedding party was marching into the psrlor Instead it WIS. Mendelsohn's Wedding March, the Flower Song" being played by Prof. Baernstein on tbeEiOlu during the ceremony.
 4. E. Taylor, who has been an efficient and atTabie clerk ID he office Of the general pSSSeuger agent of the s. F, f. & P Raj oad company, has resigned his position tIeTe and will leave Eext week jo take a posi- tion under his former employer, Geo. NJ. Sargent, in Kausrs City. MT. aad Mrs. Taylor will beth be greatly missed from . r-scot'.
 Chaplain Scott will preach a SC ries oI sermons at the Baptist church helpful to Christians intended @ promote power in Christian life aud service. The 6rst will be given Sun day morning on The Personality and Mission of the Holy Spirit.' In the evening "Endue by the Holy Spirit" Christians, especially those desiring 10 know the secret power of successful life, are cordially in- vited.
 An exciting holdup occurred in Phenix Thursday morning. At about 2:3O o'clock two men with handker- chiefs over their faces entered the Palace saloon from the rear door brandishing si1-shooters. One of them with two drawn revolvers stood guard over those present in the saloon, while the other ap- preached the faro table and de- manded the money in the game from James Collins, the dealer. Col lins told him to take it, and while the man was iu the act of doing so Gus Hirschfeld, one of the proprie- tors of the saloon, who was behind the bar, opened fire with hIs six shooter. Both robbers then made a hasty exit out ot the rear door, after firing one shot al Hirsch6eld. In their hurried departure they dropped several 5 gold pieces and some silver. The amount taken by them was estimated at S245. No clue as to their identity was left be- hind