Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-25

The question of the extraditiOn of c. w. Hull was set for hearing in New York today.
 Don't fail to attend the auction sale next Friday afternoon at ? o'clock sharp at 227 North Mt. Vernon street candies, none finer; tn .,e found at ShumateS. 4-3
 The Cob Web saloon is being re painted and papered and otherwise re, modelled inside.
 Ice cream of all favors at Shu- mates. A.
 The Cabinet restaurant has been closed for day or so. receiving a new coat of paint and paper.
 Finest line of candies in the city at Ed. Shumate'S.
 In yesterdays issue the type made us say, in speaking of the rich silver strike in the Chloride district. by Mir. Carpenter. that the ore went 17.0OO ounces to the 'ton.| when it should have been l.7OO ounces.
 Fresh roasted peanuts and popcorn and pure. fresh candy every day
 \ social club was organized last evening with W. NJ. ClaypoOl as presi- dent, Henry Goldwater as secretary and A. w. Edwards as treasurer. The name adopted was the Prescott Social club.
 Sweet cream for table use at Sbu- mates. A.
 City Clerk John Bauder has been spending a few days at Crown King, and reports having been almost snow bound in some places. He says the snow fall has been quite large in the Bradshaws during the recent storm.
 Shumate is now serving oysters, coffee and lunch A
 Captain c. A. Weeks. who was manager for the PheniX Construction company. and who put in the new sewer and water system for Prescott last year. and who has become identi- fled with the mining interests of Yav- apai county, has been spending a few days in this section, but left for the south last evening.
 Oysters cooked in all styles at Shu- mates. A.
 Mrs. Nj. \. Raldcrson and her sister will leave Prescott for Cape Nome the 1st day of May. All her furniture and household goods will be sold at auction next Friday afternoon. This will he a bon-bon sale, as these goods are new and first class. Residence. 227 North Mt Vernon street.
 Shumate uses only Chase GS San horn's seal brand coffee. A.
 A letter has been received from Law, renee Lowell, Wells-Fargo S Co.'S agent here, who has been in Los Angeles re- ceiving treatment for a severe attack of rheumatism, in which he says he is greatly improved and will leave in few days for a visit with his relatives in Tucson and from there would re turn to Prescott again to resume his duties.
 Saroni's. Bishops and Nevin's cand- | ies. chocolates and creams at Shu- l mates. if
 Aaron Goldberg passed through Pres | colt yesterday from Jerome to Phenix. ! Mir. Goldberg had been in Jerome for the purpose of closing up the deal whereby the large clothing business of Goldberg Bros, at that place. was transferred to the T. F. Miller com pany, and the New York store. NIT. Goldberg says they had done a good business in Jerome, but they found il difficult to give it the proper atten- ton on account of the distance from Phenix. so they concluded to with draw from the field
 Mrs. J. l.. Munds is quite sick with neuralgia
 NJ. J. Hickey is spending a few days in Phenix.
 F. E. Biles, a mining man of Chapar ral, is visiting Prescott.
 Miss Birdie Butler was taken very III last evening with nervous prostra- ton.
 w. c. Bashford was a passenger on he south bound train yesterday after noon.
 sam Beck, one of the old standbys of | he Jersey Lily country. was in town Oday. Frank Davis arrived in town yester- lay for his first visit for several months.