Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-01
From Saturdays Daily.

Geo. A. Giles is reported quite sick with erysipelas. L. P. Nash has been appointed al deputy sheriff.
 Mrs. Stephens has gone to Oregon to visit relatives.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight fol the regular transaction of business
 Mir. aud Mrs Henry Kt llogg father and mother of Mrs. Henry Goldwater. are visiring Prescott.
 R. R. Coleman wants tracklayer. at Williams to work on the Grand Canyon railroad.
 Storm symptoms are on again The moon is getting ready for an other change probably.
 Mohave county is negotiating wit Maricopa for the care of her incur able county patients.
 Knights Templar are all requested to turn out tonight to their hall t1 meet the officers of the grand com mandery.
 The petition of Mrs. Ann Berry for appointment as guardian of the person of Garard Berry was dis missed today In the probate court with the consent of the petitioner.
 Senator Clark is practical tenn perance man. At his coal mInes near Gallup, in the western portion of this county, no saloon Is allowed within distance of one mile of the town and mines.-Albuquerque Cit izen.
 Rev. Dr. Halsey, pastor of the Baptist church of Phenix will ex. charge with Chaplain Scott tomor- row and preach at the Baptist church morning and evening. Dr. Halsey is a splendid preacher aud the people of Prescott will be great ly pleased if they hear him.
 Mrs. S. E. Archibald, formerly of Prescott, was married recently ID San Francisco to a wealthy klon- diker. Her husband will return to the Klondike to dIsp )se of his large interests and she will spend a few weeks visiting in Presc Ut until his return.
 E. 4. Goble, of Bakersfield, Cah- fornia, who recently arrived in Pres colt, commenced the erection of a new building on Montezum street opposite the Sherman house, thi: morning, and intends to locate here permanently. MT. Goble Is a first class undertaken and it is his in- ention to engage in that business al this place.
 There will be a game Of foot bal tomorrow afternoon in West Pres colt, just back of the electric light plant, between the regular Prescott team and the Prescott Juniors. The game will be called at l;30 sharp N hile only a practice game II promises to be an interesting one as both teams are in excellent condi' tion aud are getting into shape to bring the scalps of both PheniI teams home with them.
 From Mondays Daily.
 T. H. Field, of Stanton, is at the Burke.
 Today's south bound train is re ported two and a half hours late.
 Oysters in any style at Shumate'i oyster aud coffee parlors. l0-25tf
 c. F. Rose went to Cripple Greek this morning.
 Fred Sattes has gone to Los An geles for a brief vacation.
 The candies at Chandler's are absolutely pure and fresh. tf
 c. Bsgby will leave in the morn ing for Los Angeles.
 Buy your candies of Chandler and you will get the best. If
 R. \. Fredericks returned yester. day from trip to California.
 Read the auction notice in thii issue.
 Hon. Nick Gales is able to be or the streets again.
 Mrs. Oscar Oneal and son, of Date creek are in town.
 The wind has been doing business today at the old stand. L. E. Robbins and May Bell, Cook were married at Jerome las week.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins returned lev days since from her visit to Cal ifornis.
 Shumste uses only Chase & San born's brand ol coffee at his oyste and coffee parlors. 10 25tf l
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Branch left fo San Jscinto, California, this morn ing.
 c. c. Randolph of the Phenix Re publican, was an incoming pas senger on this mornings train.
 J. W. Burson, one of the owner of some fine onyx claims in Walnu Grove district is in town. 1 The s. F., P. & f. railroad ba made a concession of one fare for th round trip from points along it's lin 10 the circus next Monday. AssAYISG for gold, silver and coI per p cents each. Mailing envelope free. McDill & Harper, Colorsd Springs, Colo. w-lm The marriage of pr. Lentz ( Phenix, to Miss Maud Scarborough one of Prescott's most populI young ladies, Is announced to taE place at an early day. Our Mineral Wealth has discovere that a girl travels about eleven an a half miles during an evening ; an ordinary dance. , Attorney JIG. Forest returne 7 yesterday from a weeks visit to tt l Bradshaw mountains. He says thu l mining is on the boom all throug that section.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Grout wi leave on Wednesday morning I, 3 Ogden, Utah, wLere they expect . reside. MT. Grout will take a DO: tion in a big commission houi 1; there.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Harry Fnsp ha1 V returned from their ~oduIug trip