Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
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 Forty-one sacks of maj. arrived on Saturday eFeoing's tram
 George F. Brown of the Agus Fra. Ess ia town buying Christmas Presents
 NcCarthy's Mishaps st the opera house tonight
 Be sure and see Barney Ferguson al the opera house tonight
 The latest songs and dances at the opera house tonight
 VT. Little came in from Red Rock for Christmas.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Tritle of Phe- nix are spending Christmas m Pres cott-
 The Red Men elect officers to- night and a full attendance Is de- sired
 ]. Fl. Collins vent south yesterday evening to look over some mining property in the Congress country.
 P, 4. Johns. superintendent of the Crowned King mine, is spending the holidays Eith his family.
 VIC. Bsshford left Sunday for Los Angeles, where he will remain three weeks on a visit with his wife. The singing at the Christmas ser vice yesterday morning ID the Fps copal church was unusually good. The freman's ball at Dake's opera house last night was well attended. 1t was a complete success. both so- cially and financially.
 g& German Family Soap is the
 best on the market. All
 grocers handle 1t.
 4 bright little girl came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuhne oa Lynx creek on Saturday, Decem- bsr g, as a Christmas gift.
 NIT. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards went to Phenix Sunday to spend Christ mas with DT. and Mrs. G. W. Wick CTS.
 Miss Olive Fisher, who has been attending school at Irving Institute in San Francisco, is home for the holidays.
 Paul Hastings and Harry Brown passed through Prescott Sunday on their way to Pheuix. where they are spending the holidays.
 The post office authorities state that the holiday business this veal in the post office department wa double what it has been m previous years.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Coleman'f quartette of boys invited a number of their young friends to their resi- dence, on Christmas morning to en- joy their Christmas tree.
 "Laseo Tar Soap is a milied
 goods Large box and the
 best on the market. All gro
 cers handle it.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Aitken re- turned Sunday from California. Mrs. Aitken has been spending the last two months in California, where NIT Aitken joined herstwo weeks ago.
 R.R. Coleman, who has the con. tract for laying the track of the Grand Canyon railroad, arrived ID Prescott Saturday evening to spend Christmas with his family.
 Mrs. W. C. Campbell and her daughter, Miss Roberta Akers, ar rived in Prescott Sunday from Cal ifornia. The latter has been attend ing school at Mills college.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the $ F., P. & P. railroad, took a party up 10 Ash Fork this morning by special train to meet the party of eastern visitors who are accompanying Gov. Murphy to the territory.
 Miss Lou Hunter, one of the accomplished teachers in the Flag staff schools, arrived in Prescott yesterday afternoon to spend the holidays with her sister, Miss Ella Hunter, a prominent music teacher of this place.
 Duncan Campbell. son of Judge W. c. Campbell, came up Saturday from Tucson, where he has been at teading the territorial university to spend his holiday vacation.
 J.D. Wakely went over to Jerome yesterday on horse back on a pro- fessional visit. While NIT. Wakely is not a swift" young man, he nevel takes more than five hours to make a professional trip to reach client: even at Jerome.
 Mir. Fleetwood Bell. brother o Mrs. J. l. Gardner, IS speRding Christmas in Prescott. MT. Bell Jeff Prescott few months ago for King man, where be has been engaged ir the practice of law.
 |" Mermaid Washing Powder is |;
 large package, one-third
 stronger than any on the
 market. See prize coupons
 in all packages. All gro
 cers handle 1t.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E. church will meet al the residence of Mrs. R. E. Stockton tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Ladies are re quested to bring their needles an, other implements of warfare.
 Otto Strodthof and Paul Tasting two attaches Of the United Nerd company, were sis;tors to Prescott yesterday. Both are agreeable peo pie aud we'll liked among many sc duaintances in this city. Kay Barrett is paying our city business visit today. He Is iron Castle creek and says that from climatic and mineral stsndpoin that section is nowadays uuequalle' ID either commodity.
 The Sunday school Christmas con cert at the Methodist church on Sun day evening was exceptionally goo, and interesting. The evening wa given over entirely Co the Sunda school and the exercises consisted a songs and Tecitations by the child Ten and the singing of 8 hymn q English by six Chinese and the siug ing n their native language th familiar hymn. Hold the Fort" b a number of Chinese. Miss Ann Schuerman and Miss Block eac rendered solo while the choir rend