Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
CITY BRIEFS.
K. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S aud S7.
sua Nouday's Dai,y


 G. F. Wooster left for North Po- - mcna tbis morning.
 C.E. Case Of Wickenburg, is reg istered at the Burke.
 Judge C. P. Hicks IS on the slck list
 Fred Zoebel returned on Saturday from bis tup to California.
 Nine. Louise Potts left this morn iug for her home in Los Angeles. C C. Han. the Albuquerque com mercial man. is ID town.
 Williams is putting in telephone system.
 Mrs. D. C. Thorne has returned from her visit east
 J. D. Monihon, of Phenix, left for home this afternoon.
 Mrs. D. Lew left for California yesterday.
 H. ?. Anewalt returned yesterday with his family from California. Miss Pearl Jackson of Kirkland valley. came up yesterday on a visit to friends and relatives in Prescott. Mr and Mrs. 4. F. Taylor will leave tomorrow afternoon for Kansas City.
 The News says that the telegraph business of Williams amounts to 5000 per month.
 J. ". Norton and II. II. Carter lelt this afternoon for the Black Hills.
 The presencs of Dr. Vickers and a party of railroad magnstes, ID Pres cott, or at Points of Rocks yesterday was unknown to any of his friends. Dan Parse, who lost his eyes several years ago in this section by an explosion of powder, has returned to Prescott on visit.
 T. l.. Harris today purchased one of the four houses formerly belong ing to the Lucas estate, from Ed. Shumaie who recently purchased them at executors sale.
 The Bsshford Burmister company have an interesting talk In this issue aheut Bucks stoves aud ranges. The company has just received a carload of them.
 Jack Burch, who hes been em- ploved in ShulPs livery stable for s year or two, will leave in the morn ing for Los Angeles.
 Miss Josie Hance, of Camp Verde Is iu town attending the e1smins- tion for teachers certificates. She is accompanied by her brother Harvey Hance.
 Fred Rief returned yesieiday from his visit to San Francisco. H. reports having been royalty treated by the Merchants association oi that city.
 First-ciass territorial wool IS nov demanding lS cents per pound II Boston, and a further advance iI price Is expected, consequently th' Arizona wool grower who has two years supply on hand Is extremely happy.-Coconino Sun.
 Mrs D. C. Thorne. who recently bait five neat little cottages fol rent in the M0eller addition, has { fne brick residence almost com pieted there for occupancy by her self aud husband. Furniture for Il has baen- ordered i8 San Francisco. Wm. Solomon, of Phenix. will ar rive Ou tonigbt's train to take charg, of the Postal Telegraph company office and the S. r. F. X ?. cit' ticket office in place of W. :. Colds worthy, promoted to a position II the general passenger agents office Druggist W.-P. Covillaud is sbi, to be al his place ot business again F. A. Sanford has taken lease or Jhe C. R. Parker residence in Wes Prescott and expects his family her, within s day or two reside. The lat ter have been living in Los Angeles for several years where the childTel have been attending school Little Johnny Miller, son of Mir snd Mrs S C. Miller, while herdinl cows west of Prescott recently foun' a lot Of silveIware slowed away be meath 8 pine log there. Where came from has not been learned.
 Tho last issue of Pick and Dnl contains an announcement that ! had been sold to Thomas Shultz TAe new proprietor announces tha he will conduct it strictly as a mn ing paper as it's name indicates.
 Rev. r E. Bennett arrived il Prescott on Friday to assume tn pastorate Of the Episcopal churcI and held services there yesterday Those who were In attendance rC port themselves we'll pleased wit their ueW pastor.
 Manager Brown of the Sunse Telephone company, reports tha thirty men commenced work 8 Pheuix this morning extending th telephone line from tbat city t Prescott. He says that a car loau of copper wire has been receive, there for 8 commencement to bull the line.
 The ladies Of the Degree Of Homo surprised the members of the Work tneu's lodge on Saturday evening a the close of the session of the lodg bv appearing in force with a bouut ful supply Of good things to ea Wh-utbe ladies obtained possession oI the Ga4 musical and ilterar, program, was rendered when th tables were spread and a banquet h-ll. fae exercises lasting until mid night
 W. $. Geldsworthy has been az pointed tc the position vacated b' \. E. Taylor. in H. ? Anewalt's of d-s. N~. G.'5svorthl m his pos lion s- rr.s.r a-sut Of the compsD, .u r..-..--, 4a~ shown remarkable -r.- ot apt0rss in this lIue O ruslle-s ana b.s promotion into th uIca oi the genera passenger anC freight agent, is a handsome recog r.tiau eI at- ~.rv,ces. The JOURNAL A.ENas ro- graduates Mr. Golds 1sar-uyll tais prom ption and al the same tune the company is to bs congratulated in securing hls ser wees ln a more extended field O duty.
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