Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
MOUNTAIN CITY
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
From Wednesdays Daily.

numbers l6S and 97.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 H. A. Barker has gone to Denver
 Fourteen hobos are confined in the city jail.
 J. A. Trainor left for New York tbis morning.
 Mrs. John Smith, jr., left this morning for Dennison, Ohio.
 J. ". Ross, a young attorney of Jerome, IS at tue Burke.
 R. DeLanty is in town from bis Copper Chef mine.
 The south-bound train is three hours late today.
 Read she notice of Mrs. Arm itage's chrysanthemum exhibit.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken, of Phenix. is visiting relatives in Prescott.
 Phenix oranges are on sale in the Prescott market.
 Paul Johns, superintendent of the Crowned King mine, is ID town.
 NJ. B. Hazeltine and Mss Criley returned this morning from a visit to Phenix.
 The Salt river valley expects to winter 250 000 head O. sheep from Northern Arizona.
 Harry Tritle was elected presi- dent of the Young Mems Republi- can club of Phenix ou Monday night Mrs. Armitage has a fine collec- tion of chryssnthemums which she has placed on exhibition.
 Do not fail to attend Mrs. Armi- tsge's chryssuthamum exhibit today, and Friday.
 Admission to the social tonight at Mrs. W. $. Goldsworthy's only if teen cents, including refreshments. Attend the social tonight at the residence of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy. All are welcome Miss Helen Meaney, of Los An geles, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Murphy.
 Mrs. c. B. Noble, sister Of Mrs. J. H. Collins, has returned to her home in Fresno, California.
 Miss Zaf, of San Francisco, who hss been visiting he. mother, Mrs. Bourke, has gone to Globe.
 Dr. F. NJ Metzgsr. young dent ist from Moline. Illinois, arrived in Prescott recently. with view of locating here.
 An interesting programme will be rend red at the social at Mrs. ". s. Goldsworthy's this even ing.
 Charles Herndon has left for Washington to assume his duties SC private secretary to Delegate J. F. Wilson.
 Robert Williamson, alias Charles Walker, committed suicide al Co., lumbia November l3 by shooting himself.
 The United Verde copper com psnY expects to open its l50-room hotel at Jerome for guests on Feb ruarY l.
 A special yenire was issued this afternoon for twenty-four trial jur- on, retuFnsble tomorrow morning at 9:S0 o'clock
 J.H. Costello, tbe we'll known mining man, who is operating the Trilby mine, and who Is also inter- ested in the CobTe Grande property in Mexico, IS in town.
 Tonight the prices at the opera house to see Griffith, the up to-date hypnotist, are % cents for reserved seats, S5 cents for general admission and D cents for children.
 Herb. D. Pentland, of the Corner drug store, and J. II Johnson, form erly of the Western Union telegraph company, left today on a hunting trip.
 c. .. Hall is iu town on his peri odical visit. There being no far at Albuquerque till next fall Mir. Hall has no side ''lineT with him this trip.
 The body of the late Mrs. Wick roy has been prepared for shipment tO her former home al Alexandra, Virginia, and will be forwarded on lannorrorv vv.,rnsrrss s-asD
 Jerome IS expecting a visit this week from Dick Dawson. founder of the Klondike town of that name. He is an old friend of Alex Cord lner.
 Forest Rangers Thsyer and Hanna were called out abont five miles south of town yesterday to put out a fire which bad been left by careless campers They succeeded in ex- tinguishing it before any serious damage had been done.
 Mrs. H. 4. Spears, nee Mss Berth Schuerman, and her sister, Miss An na Schuerman, arrived in Prescott on Monday from San Francisco. The lsdIeS, on their return. ere ac- companied by their friend, Miss Mabel Hector. of San Francisco who will remain in Prescott foI three or four moHths. ca their re turn trip they visited the Yosemite valley, Catalina island and several other points of interest m the state
 A Chicago telegram of Noyemb, q, says: The three-year-Old 1eXa short horn cattle sold for S6.75 a the stock yards yesterday. This i: the highest price paid for Texas cat tle since 1882. Western range eat tie brought S5.70, the highest price since 1884