Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15


 
 E. K. Woods, miner and pros pectoT located near the Peck mine, was in town today.
 Don't forget the roses for your sweetheart tomoFroV, at WoOster's. Order now"
 R. \. Fredericks will leave for Tucson tonight to attend the Ma sonic grand lodge.
 Since June l there have been 1926 instruments filed for tseocd with the county recorder.
 The venire for the trial jury for the present term of court IS return able on Monday.
 Go to Eds lunch wagon for genp- inc chicken tamSies and oyster losves our specially.
 Seven ecu years ago today the editor of the JoURNAL-ANER arrived in Prescott to grow up with the country.
 F Scopel is building a stone and brick residence. for rental purpose, just back of Jake Marks residence. l. will contain three rooms and bath.
 F. c. Brecht will leave tonight for Tucson to attend the session of the Masonic grand lodge. Mrs. Breeht will accompany him as Tar as Phepix and remain until his return.
 All entertainments at the opera house this season wilt commence promptly at s o'clock, instead ot S:30, % enable companies 10 got their baggage ready for tbe morning train
 John BlacE, who was sent to the penitentiary about a year ago, re- turned few days ago and has been up to his old tricks again, with the result that he was run ID" aud given six months in the city jail by Judge Bauder.
 Captain Mills, ol the Salvation Army, who has been in Prescott for several months, left this morning for Honolulu. She has endeared herself to a great many people dur ing her residence here, ss she IS a very estimable and conscientious woman.
 Bible Dsy will be observed at the Baptist church tomorrow Sunday at II o'clock instead of the morning sermon exercises in the way of reef tations. readings, and singing by the children will be rendered. The pas tor will give short address. Chap lain Scott will preach Tn the even ing.
 The big show will be st the opera house Monday evening November Is. Richard < Pringle's famous Georgia minstrels has always been the leaders ia this popular line of amusement. This season 1t numbers fifty talented performers. two big military bands, troupe of acrobatic Arabs, eight Of the funniest end men, singers, dancers, and novelties galor. The big free street parade Monday at 3:S0 P. m. IS its outdoor feature.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Jacob Henkle is, in town.
 Oyster cocktails at Shumste's. 9-6
 Don't overlook the minstrel show tonight.
 Chandler's pure, fresh made eand ies lend new charm to life. If a
 R. G. W. Brewites left for New York this morning.
 Largest a9d finest line of pipes in the territory at Shumate's. 9-6
 Jerome miners are preparing to organize a miners union.
 Go to Shumate's for an oyster cocktail 9-6
 Winter visitors are piling into Phenix quite rapidly.
 Yum, yum. that French chewing candy at Chandler's is fine. u
 Governor Murphy has issued his Thanksgiving proclamation.
 Joseph Dickson of St. Louis, owner of the Etta mine, Is in Prescott. R.N. Fredericks pays the highest cash price for jury certificates.
 Phenix will see the biggest crowd ever seen in her limits at her carni- val next month.
 Bob Stein former sheriff of Mo have county, came Tn on today's train
 Shumate has the finest line of pipes in the territory. 9-6 Tourist travel to California is al ready quite heavy. A greater num- Der of visitors is rx@o"tal hero than for years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Hetfron, the latter a sister of Mrs. E. Buttes, ar rived here recently from Fairfax, Minnesota, with view of locating. l E. G. Siggers, patent lawyer, Washington, D. C., reports the fol- lowing patent granted in Arizona: J. H. Rapp, Fort Apache, car safety ! ladder.
 Mrs. E. R. Jenkins desires to an- nounce she has opened dressmaking parlors at 427 West Gurley street, and solicit patronage. Prices reason able and good work assured.
 A colored man named Brown was sentenced to six months ID the city jail last Saturday by Judge Bauder.
 T. s. Bullock came in on Satur- days train and left yesterday for his Mammoth mine south of the Crowned King.
 G. A. Dunshee, general manager of the Burtis mine, left for that property this morning after brief visit to Prescott. Mir. Dunshee says work is still progressing satis- factorily on the Burtis mine.
 Fred Moore will leave On Wednes day morning for Chi"ago, where he goes to spend the winter and to at ta,d a h,.sipass collaUa