Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-01
ARIZ0NAJ0URNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 1. 1899
Fsom Tuesasys Daay

Ed. Ruhner IS quite sick
 Thos- A. Orr, of Phenix. Is at the Burke.
 The sherifFs deputies are out subpoensing jurors
 District court convenes next Mon dsy.
 The board cf supervisors will meet oa Monday next.
 Buy your candies of Chandler and you will get the best. q HIP. Anevalt will move his family to Phenix in few days to reside. Attorney E. NJ. Sanford is attend ing supreme court ln PheniX.
 The candies at Chandler's are absolutely pure and fresh u Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heap left this afternoon for Phenix.
 Henry Clay is in from his Vii Iiamson valley ranch.
 Oysters in any style at Shumate's oyster and coffee psrloTs. llZ9it Al. Head sells and rents high grade pianos at low prices. s-tSd Mrs. J. L. Fisher has gone to Phe- nix for visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harry R. Tritle.
 Oak bed room set. for sale cheap. Annlv at residence of H. r. Anewalt, northeast Prescott. lO-3lu Fen. s. Hildreth wall retire from the Mountain City drug store as manager, this evening.
 c. c. Randolph, of the PheniX Republican, left for home this after noon-
 $. E. Bright has returned from his visit to Castle creek hot springs greatly improved in health.
 Captain W. F. S. Schindler and wife and Mrs. Pauline O'NeiIi have gone to PheniI to reside.
 Supreme court is in session m Phenix. On Monday T. (. Job of Prescott, wes admitted to practice before it.
 James Strahan has sold his ranch in the Verde valley 10 Mir. Dwyer, and will leave soon for Puget sound. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Tobin re- turned last evening from their visit to California and Oregon.
 
 R.H. Hanna, a forest ranger, came in from Flagstaff yesterday to take s position in the Prescott forest re- serve.
 Beck Detwiier has recovered from bis recent accident, and went to work again yesterday on the r. x l.. road.
 William H. Hawkins, who recently obtained title tO some land ln the Verde valley, is reported to have sold his ranch with a view Of going to Globe to locate.
 John j. Philbin and William Doll. and of Chicago, were arrivals on yestsrday's train. Mir. Philbin has mining intere sts in this section.
 Andrew Peterson went south ou this afternoons train to take charge of mining property m Humoug distr1ct.
 A marriage license was issued tO day 10 Charles Carlilse, aged S years, and Rita Darling, aged 29 both residents of Jerome.
 Jos. Roberts has filed an account ing as executor of the estate of Geo D. Farmer, deceased. Hearing vii be had on Saturday, November II.
 Samuel Hill had s very sever, spell of sickness last night and hii condition was for a time considered critical. He rallied, however, and IS slightly improved today.
 The drug stores of Prescott have united in partial closing on Sundays closing from l2:30 to , p. m. eacf Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Arey, oi Rock Falls, Ill, friends of NIT. and Mrs. J. R. Ashley, spent a week n Prescott and left today for PheniX Mir. Arey IS in Arizona in search o health.
 J. P. Dillon, who recently returned from the east, adds his democratl testimony to that of others m re gard to the extreLely prosperou condition of affairs existing there.
 Jules Baumann has filed his fna accounts as administrator of the es tate of Catherine Baumann. de ceased, and has petitiOned for dls tribution of the estate. The petition is set for hearing November 10.
 Phenix lodge A. O. |. W. will tc morrow evening celebrate the thirty first birth day of the order, and ha invited Prescott lodge to join then The former lodge expects to Inltlat from fifty to seventy-tve new men bers on this occasion.
 The Coconino Sun reports a faI ure of the potato crop ID that sectlo this year. the first one in ten yean The section around Flagstaff ha been noted, pot only for its prolIh yield of potatoes, but for the hne: quality of potatoes raised any piac
 s. E. Patton is experimenting tn placing of the sceuery 10 the Pre- colt opera house. NIT. Patton say he will have three opera houst under his management the comm season. one in Phenix, the Prescot opera house ssd one m Njnslov The first engagement lu Presco' will ba the ~Greatest America con pany November fl.
 The Bashford- -Burmister compau have a talk in this issue about shoe This firm has recently enlarge its shoe department and ha largely increased the stock and It now in charge of Milton Thomas expert shoe man. As thls IS tb season in which good, cCmforiahI shoes are a necessity, 1t will pay 8 readers of the JoURNAL-MINER peruse the advertisement of th company.
 A. F. Jilsou, who for several veal occupied the position of chief ( police of Las Vegas, New Mexico, ID town. Mir. Jilson was chief ( police Of the above town at tim