Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
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 C.E. Chamberlain will leave for home in the morning.
 ". c. Shook IS ID town from Wal nut creek.
 The Sierra Blanca mine. near Gar land. Colo. IS l4.f00 feet above sea level. and IS sad t3 b. the highest mine in the United States.
 Mrs. A. F. Banta left on this mornings train for Los Angeles F where she expects to remain until next September.
 Mrs. Mary NJ. Fulwiler of Phenix died on Sunday evening. She has four children hving in the valley, Mrs. W. d. Murphy. Mrs. II. H. Creighton, W. D. FulwileT and |. A. Fulwiler.
 T. M. Alexander. of Sycamore creek is reported to be quite ill from the effect of a fali few days ago. Mir. Alexander is about S0 years old and has resided in this section for about thirty years.
 There were a large number of citizens on hand 10 attend the meet ing of the city council. but tbe meet ing failed of a quorum and it vas adjourned till this evening.
 Mrs. E. E. Jenkins desires to an nounce she has opened dressmaking parlors at 427 West GaTley street, and solicit patronage. Prices reasons able and good work assured.
 Geo. Cssner had his preliminary examination yesterday before Justice Tom Shultz 1u a charge of eat,le stealing and was held under Sl 500 bonds to appear before the grand jury.
 Have you tried Chsndler's fresh candies7 They are absolutely pure and wholesome. ti
 The jury in the ease of George 4. Smith vs the PheniX Construction company. yesterday returned yer dict for S250 damages in favor of plaintiff Notice of appeal was im- mediately gwen.
 Go to Eds lunch wagon for genus inc chicken tamales. Oyster loaves our speciality.
 Smith & Smith, the grocers, ad- vertise on account of ii health, commencing Monday. Dee II, to close out their large stock of groceries all of wh ch are new goods and of the highest quality. They will offer an opportunity 10 buy high grade groceries at prices never before witnessed in Nayspai county.
 I2-5 If C. P. Collins and II Heasiey, of the Penn Gold Mining company ard Octave Mining c0mprny left Tor the eas. yesterday morning. At Ash Fork they were joined by ), R. Leonard, another member of the two companies who had been visit ing in Los Angeles
 J. B. Smith, of Cottonwood Falls. ! Kansas. a member of the firm of Smith & Smith, arrived in Prescott yesterday 10 take charge of the firms business here and relieve his brother !. $ C. Smith who will take vacation. ! The business of tbe firm has been 1 too heavy for the latter's health.
 D.D. McDonald. of .he Jerome Hustler. came iu Sunday ia obe- l dience to g subpoena 10 serve as a 1 juror in the district court He sue l ceeded in getting excused by Judge | Sloan but had scarcely reached the ] hall below when be was caught by a | deputy sheriff for jury duty before a justice of the peace.
 C. R. Bates, a merchant Of Kirk | land valley, was in town today. Mir. Bates was recently appointed post master at the above place, and yes terday arrived with his commission and an order to receive the office. He applied at the post office and made a demand for :j, but was met with a refusal He reported the matter to the post office depart ment.