Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-17
THE CITY
 AND COUNTY
TUESDAYS DAILY.

The eastern part of the county was Visited by heavy rains last week.
 This is the last day for the regis tration Of voters.
 Fresh oysters cooked in any style at Raible X Johnson's. If Fresh oysters in bulk at Raible X JohnsOns. If
 Ranges, heating and coal stoves at Brown Bros.
 The city has purchased from W. A. Cline the building recently occupied by him temporarily on the plaza and will convert 1t into a house for the TOugh's hose company.
 Call at Brown Bros. and see their style of heating stoves.
 Ice cream, water ice or fruit sherbit, any flavor, made to order at Raible S Johnson's. If
 The Williams News says that the 'double-header' on trains is not a success and all practical railroad men know it never will be.
 When you want a lunch call at Chandler X Hooker, Tele 209. If
 Tamalies, sandwiches, pies and fruit cakes served with Chase x San born coffee at Chandler & Hooker. Tele. 209. If
 Come and look over our stock of home made creams. bon bons. choco- lates and taffys before you make your purchase. Chandler & Hooker, Tele 209 If
 Governor \. O. Murphy will receive a large vote from democrats of Yava- pal county. A great many of them are outspoken in their support of him, while others are doing work in the same direction quietly but effectively.
 Roses, chrysanthemums. taberoses smilax and choice plants. Floral work a speciality. Stony Croft Green house. l26 Summit St. Tele. 122.
 Born. in Prescott, Sunday. October fl, to MT. and Mrs. P. L. Kastner, a son.
 Mark Smith stated in his speech last evening that the country has had eight years of republican rule with out giving Arizona statehood. Mark evidently does not seem to be on good terms with the truth these days. The above was only one of a number of statements which were at variance with facts.
 Call and look over our line of fruit and vegetables before making your SC lection. We have them arriving fresh every day. Telephone 2O9. Chand- Ter X Hooker. If
 W. E. Martin. local manager of Dake's theatre returned from Phenix few days since and is arranging for the appearance of an Uncle Toms Cabin company at the above theatre next Tuesday evening.
 The attention of our contemporary is directed to the fact that the name of Mark Smith, as it appears in that paper. Is about One-sixteenth of an inch larger than those of Bryan and Stevenson. This remark is not made in a spirit of fault finding. but simply to direct attention to what is evident ly an oversight.
 Forest Supervisor Frank R. Stew art returned last evening from his trip east. He was accompanied by his wife and the latter's sister, Miss Stella Tripp, of Jackson, Ohio.
 H. P. Anewalt, the genial general pcse~ncer and freight agent of the Santa Ee. Prescott & PheniX railroad was a passenger on Wednesdays No. 1 for Prescott on his way home from a two weeks business trip in Chicago. That popular railroad company is most fortunate in having a man of the pleasant ways and ability of Mir. Ane- walt in charge of so important posi- Williams News.
 c. H. Warth. of Muskogee. Indian Territory, returned to Prescott on last evenings train. Mir. Warth is brother-in-law of Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart. and during a visit here in August became interested in some mining properties in Groom creek and returns to look after these inter ests. He will probably remain dur ing the winter.
 Ice-cold watermelons and canta lOpes at Raible & Johnson's. ii
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