Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

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 Ben Belcher and George Heisler left yesterday morning Tor Syca- more creek on a hunting expedition for big game
 George Schuerman has found the owner of the SO he found. which was advertised in the JOURSAL- MINER.
 John F. Clute, young attorney Of San Francisco, IS ID town on business visit. He Is an old time acquaintance of G. A. Bray.
 J. H. Emmert, assistant Co Presi- dent Murphy of the $. r. r. & P. railroad, Is expected home tomor- TOW.
 Mir. and Mus. l. F. Hale will leave tomorrow Tor the AguA Caliente springs. Tbe former goes in the hope of obtaining relief from an ai- tack of rheumatism.
 F. J. Sarmiento came up from PheniK tbis morning. He accom- panied his family to Ptenix from Detroit, where they have been spend- ing the summer.
 County Recorder W. |. Johnson Is adding very materially to the ap- pearsnce of his home place in this city by putting in s nIce stone wall at the front of bis yard.
 Dan Thorne,j jr., returned to Prescott yesterday. having sold out his Palace hotel news stand in San Francisco. He grew tired of city life and decided to engage in mining again in this county
 Wm. Solomon assumed the duties of manager of the Postal telegraph office today. Mir. solomon IS a very bright young man and was very pop ular in Phenix and will DO doubt prove the same here.
 A new four-r room cottage with bath, new range, unfuTnished; on Mob Hill. Call on r. F. Andrews.
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 For Sale.-Twenty good mileh cows and milk route in Prescott. Address box POP. Terms reason able. lO-lO-ml Miss Eva Mulvenon, who has been spending several weeks visiting her ] brothers and sister, Mrs. NJ. Pagan ID this city, will return to her home ! m Leavenworth, kas.. On tomorrow mornings train. During her stay here Miss Mulvenon has made many warm friends who will hope to set her return 10 Prescott in the neal future.
 The officials of the Methodist church have under consideration some very important aud some very much needed improvements 10 th, parsonage connected with th, church. The building is quite old and the necessity of some improN e ments for the comfort of its Occu pants have become a necessity.
 Sir Henry Irving devoted part O his summer holidays 10 writing al article, which he has given to th' ! Ladies' Home Journal It is called ! Shakespeare in Small Communi ties" and tells how the study, read ing aloud and acting of Shakes peare's works, may be followed Il communities away from the large centeTs.
 It has been rumored that the par ties owning the property on the cor ner of Marina and Goodwin streets on which the old log house nov stands, are contemplating clearing the property of and erecting thre' handsome and modern cottages 10 rental purposes.
 Mrs. Bones is having a large Tesi , dence erected on her property Ol l South Marina street. Only a fey months ago her house on these lot was burned down, and she IS nov erecting a much larger and finer on [ than the old one was. As Mrs. Bone IS trained nurse she will have portion of the house arranged to aC 1 NOululoQaAt fdNANAAto AhACA ANA N"AN A place of this kind has long beel needed in the city, and the enter prise and forethought of Mrs. Bone will undoubtedly be rewarded m material way.
 George w. Hull, who promise soon to be the rival of W. 4. Clar in the copper business, came m froC , Jerome today and left on this after uoon's train for Phenix and Bisbet and may extend his visit to tn [ Cobre Grande mines. During his re cent visit east Mir. Hull organize
 another company and sold two l thirds interest to 1t of eleven coppe claims owned by him near Jerom' 1, To those who have noticed an el
 tra twinkle ID the eye or an e1traol
 dinary long smile on the usual
 pleasant face of W. J. Craft, the gen l iaI clerk in Ed Blocks clothin g store, we have only to say this: 1t ! a girl" The aforesaid little Miss al rived at the home of Mir. and Mir - Craft Sunday evening and is of flu D regulation weight, and papa" say she is the finest girl ID cd Navapa