Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-01

ing from their visit to stanton.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. L. Gear, of Philt- delphia, are guests of Hotel Burke. MT. Gear is a mining man.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Moore and their daughter Mrs.E.W. French are in town today from Walnut Grove.
 Mrs. Carrie Merwin. of Walnut Grove, submitted proof in the land office today to eighty acres of land in Walnut Grove.
 c. A. Dake is talking of getting a balloon for service at his opera house. The street grade calls for a cut of over nine feet in front of that place.
 Judge J. NJ. Sanford, former old time resident of Prescott, came in yesterday from Williams where he is residing now.
 Willie Blaine. who has been quite sick at Jerome, IS now recovering and IS able 10 sit up a little each day.
 Charles LawhOuse was convicted yesterday of indecent exposure aud fined S25, the fine beng promptly paid.
 The finest animals you ever saw are our bath sponges, 25ets., 50cts. aud 75cts. Fen. 5. Hlldreth, Man ager Mountain City drug store. C.H. Unverzsgt, of Baltimore, who is interested ID the Buster mine on Pine creek, came in on yester- days train and left this morning for the above mine.
 Our contemporary this morning seems to indicate that 1t thinks 1t is keeping up ore end of a debating society. in keeping up its stereo- typed yells of Journal Murphy, etc.
 The fever of improvement has struck Ed. Shumate and as a result be is tearing away the old board fences and buildings and otherwise ] improving and bsautifying the prop erty which he recently purchased on Marina street.
 If you live in the country and need anything in the line of drugs or patent medicines you should ad- dress your order to Fen s. Hildreth, Manager Mountain City drug store.
 If you have bad cough aud cold try a bottle of our White Pine and ! Tamarack Balssm. Its fine. Fen. $. Hildreth, Manager Mountain City drug store.
 From the frequent and numerous references made to that laud office job, it seems as though it is a source of perpetual" and "monotonous' worry to our contemporary.
 In McClure's Magazine for No vember. H. J. W. Dam will tell the story of Sir Henry Irving's career on the stage. largely fIom conversations with Sir Henry himself. The paper will be illustrated with a series oi portraits.
 ! The Rev. Cyrus T. Brady will tell in the November number of Me ! CIure's Magazine, the thrilling story of Decatur's exploit of cutting out the Philadelphia. when she was held captive by the Tripolitans. 4 marrage license was issued to- day to Geo. T. Mdner and Cora G Qaigg. The former is the vel
 known mining man operating 1T
 Kirkland valley and the prospectiv,
 bride is also a resident of Kirkland
 valley.
 Col. J. F. Wilson was ir TucsoT
 on Monday. He was en route tC
 San Carlos, where he goes to ac quaint himself with the site anC conditions of the proposed reservoir On Monday, at Pearce, Arizona Chris Robinson was shot and kille'
 by Sidney Page. a constable ar'
 d, p1ty sheriff. No particulars gwen Both parties are highly spoken of. Chaplain Scott has returned iron
 attending the Sunday School con vention at Tucson. He breaches .. there last Sunday and speaking of l the Star say: Chaplain Scott de
 livered oue of his sblest sermons O. r the subject of Sunday school worl 3 which was as we'll received as 1t wa !. strong, practical and interesting" F.C. Stamford, special agent C the Norwich Union Fire Insuranc
 company, arrived in Prescott las
 evening. Mir. Stamford is making
 trip of the territory making a gel O eral inspection of the conditions el s isting in it from an insurance stan l. point and IS establishing agencies 8 g desirable points. NIT. Stamford wi o visit Jerome and then will make | general tour of the southern part (
 the territory.
 T. A pretty and decidedly enjoyab lli event took place last evening al II IS residence of Major and Mrs. WI l. Dewitt in the line of a surprii ie party and farewell 10 their fascina le ing daughter, Miss Etta. who le l. this morning for San Francisc IT Miss DeWitt leaves her home in th ID city to resume her musical educ )e tiOn and will be away many month n availing herself of the opportuni
 now presented of excellent instru le ton from private sources. Maj ID friends gathered to bid her farewe le and during the evening games We Id played and nice refreshments We st served, the occasion being one i5 short to impress her with the dev )n tinn an1 esteem In which she IS he le by many in Prescott.
 lI George Wooster and Mrs. Loui ie B. Wetmore were married in II a' city yesterday afternoon by Rev.
 A. Penick of Grace church. \ 6, Wooster IS a prominent busln' K man of Prescott. The bride h ad lived in Prescott for some years a DO is we'll known and highly esteem all in Phenlx. After the ceremony al sumptuous wedding feast was p l, taken of at the Oxford cafe by sr- bridal party and a few invit -e- guests, among whom were Secrets he and Mrs. C. H. Akers. The priv; hs apartments of the Oxford W, to handsomely and appropriately de 'es rated with flowers for the Occasl