Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

The Catalina band is expected al the Phoenix carnival.
 Fresh oysters in cans at Shu- mates. 9-6
 Arthur Ward representing the Cudshy Packing Company, went south this afternoon.
 District Attorney James Loy, of Coconino county, is in town attend ing court.
 Probate Judge Hicks returned this morning from two days visit to Phoenix.
 Pringle's minstrels are billed to appear at Dake's opera house next Monday evening, November l3.
 Word received from Indiana is to the effect that Judge John Towards health is greatly improved since his arrival there.
 A round trip rate of one fare will be given between all points on the s. F. P. & P. railroad on Thanks giving.
 The circus employees were paid off in Prescott on Sunday, and a great many of them left their wages m Prescott.
 Isaac T. Stoddard came in from his Copper mountain mining camp yesterday. He was accompanied by c. T. Nightingale, of New York.
 Toughs Hose Company will meet tonight at usual hour. Business of importance. Full attendance de sired.
 W. W. Hill, formerly master me chanic of the United Verde Copper Company, is said to be very i'll in Phoenix, and not expected to live.
 Frank R. Harford, representing NJ. A. NewmaIk & Co, wholesale grocers of Los Angeles, IS ID town on bis periodical tour through the ter ritory.
 Mrs. Helen C.. Stafford, late of San Francisco, has started class in curative physical culture. The lady can be consulted st Hotel Burke. Pupils solicited. She comes highly recommended. l1-6-tf
 Chas. Canall, who has been the electrician at Williams for the West ern Union Telegraph Company, has resigned his position to take charge of the Williams telephone system.
 A United States mail contract and stage route, expiring in three years from June l, 1899, pays not less than $50 per month, together with one stage and three horses and barn, is for sale cheap. For further information call at this office. 4t
 Fred Sattes invites his friends in general and members of the nre de- partmeDt m particular to meet him tonight at the OK. hose company's headquarters. He will have refresh ments on tap for the occasion.
 Lee Brannen, a young man of Seattle, was brought to Prescott by his mother yesterday, for the bene- fit of his health. The Brannen fam fly arc old time friends of Wm. Sim ods. who met them at the train yes terdsy.
 Patrons of the circus report that 1t was one Of the very best ever seen by them. Iu less than an hour after the close of last nights per formsnce the whole paraphernalia and stock were on the ears and were on their way to Phenix, where the show appears today,
 The first car load of oranges from the Salt River valley for the eastern market is scheduled for departure from Phenix for November l5. IL Is estimated that there will be twenty-five car loads for shipment this year.
 Judge A. H. Hackney, of the Globe Silver Belt. celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday recently. The Judge is probably the oldest man on the Pacific slope engaged in the newspaper business.
 Zuni Tribe No. 6. Improved Order of Red Men, will initiate several pale-faces into the mysteries Of the Adoption degree. Several wsrnors will also be raised to the Chiefs Council A banquet will be held after the regular order of business in which .,corn and venison" and Indian tea" will figure as the chief menu.
 Colonel J. F. Wilson returned to Prescott yesterday morning from a trip through the territory, investi- gating the question of water storage and irrigation. He expects to leave with his family for the national cap ital next week and will be present at the opening of Congress on the first Monday In December. Charles Herndon, his private secretary, will accompany him.
 Special Agent s. J. Holsinger has received aovices from Washington lnstructing him to advance the nm mum price of the stulls now being advertised for sale. Those belong ing 10 Chas- Ford have been advanc- ed from twenty five cents to fifty cents, and those of John Bryant from twenty-five cents 10 thirty cents. No bid for 6 lower price will be entertained.
 Largest and finest line of pipes in the territory at Shumstes. 9-6
 Word comes from Chihuahua, Mexico, that Ward Pritchett, 6 young man who left Prescott short time since weighing 2l5 pounds, is now inflicted with quick cOnsump- ton and is not expected to live long. !. He is reduced in weight to 130 pounds During his residence n Prescott Ward was one of the most 1 active fremen in the department, | and his many friends here will re- gTet to learn of his sffiiction.
 The members of the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church will give a reception tonight to Rev. and Mrs, F. W. Peck, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin, to which all members of the church and congre- RatIon and their friends are cord islly invited. U