Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-07


 , ton with the Prescott Steam Laun ' dry as solicitor and collector. D. NJ !, Clark, the proprietor, has ordered {; l large new machine for use in the , laundry, which he expects to install
 next week, and will then be pre- pared % do a largely increased . amount of work. MT. Freeman is
 an energetic young man and will nc [ doubt largely increase the revenues , of the institution.
 The regular meeting of the
 Women's Relief Corps will be held
 on February 9 instead of tomorrow.
 George U. Young, of the Williams
 News, came in on yesterdays train
 MT. Young publishes one of the best
 exclusively weekly papers in the
 territory. He speaks ln very glow : ing terms about the present pros
 porous condition and still even ]. better prospects for the future. No , man in Arizona is more loyal to the town be lives in than MT. Young. Annual meeting of the board of , fire directors will be held tonight. . E. NJ. Doe, the we'll known Flag staff attorney, is in town.
 Shumate makes a speciality of can dy; and gets the purest in the market
 necessarily. l2-1Stf
 word comes from Guayamas that
 General Torres of the Mexican army
 has been killed by the Yaquis.
 The Chicago Bargain Store, To-
 cated on the east side of Cortez
 street near Frank Andrews black
 smith shop, was destroyed by fire
 last evening just after eight o'clock.
 The proprietor of the store and his
 family, ,whOllived in the rooms adjoin-
 ing the store were absent at church
 at the time the alarm was sounded.
 The contents of the building are
 practically total loss. The
 origin of the fire is unknown. The building is owned by J. w. Dougherty.
 H. T. Smith, Of the O. K. lodging house, has bought the Sangler res idence in East Prescott. He and | his wife will shortly move into it. Governor N. 0. Murphy returned | yesterday from trip to the Brad shaw mountains. He came in to meet and confer with army officers in reference to Whipple Barracks. A special train will 5e run over the P. x E. railroad to Huron this evening to accommodate all who desire to attend the dance at Me Cahe. It will leave Prescott at : p. III, sharp and will arrive on its return trip about 6 a. m. tomorrow.
 Over in Santa Cruz county they have a way of assessing patented mines that is productive of cunsid- erable revenue to the county. For DStance, a certain property that had been assessed for years at valua tiOn of 5000 and for which S5O,OOO was refused on several occasions, was last year for the first time as sessed at a valuation of $50,OOO. Its owners paid the taxes without murmur.-Gazette.
 The Prescott steam laundry will have their big washing machine in by the first of next week. The ma , chine is one of the latest of it's kind, , also one of the largest, having a , capacity of l25 shirts Der washing. and in order to sii the capacity Of this machine and plant We have secured the services of T. $. Free man who will at a4 our solicitor aud collector. We guarantee the best ot satisfaction on all work that We handle. The plant is up to date I and can equal any work Of the large ( cities. Give us a trial and you will C be convinced. Bundle work a speciality. Patronize home indus t try. 2-5x6 I
 Wanted-Men 10 learn barber | trate. Five hundred positions at t S6O monthly, waiting our graduates Y Ne% field, can earn tuition. two i months completes. All information V with handsome 1900 souvenir free t Moler Barber College, San Fran Il cisco, Cal. 2-lO l
 Mrs. c. P. Hicks condition is re- a ported quite critical todaf.
 R. H. Burmister & Sons Co have fl n nrw advertisement in this issue. a These weekly announcements of 1, thls firm are always worthy Of peru I sal by all who wish to keep in touch il with the place to buy good things il to eat at reasonable prices. s
 The Jerome Hustler gives an ac- e count of fight at dance in De- l: ,eption Gulch, Jerome. between W Frank Mcguire and Bert Moore in I which the latter bit the formers ear ir Dff. Harry Campbell secured the 2 ear and preserved it fc in alcohol. 1T
 Because the JOURNAL MINER stated ., that Goebel's assassination was the - natural result of his own course of fife and his own actions, it was ac- ,used of justifying the assassina- ion. By the same logic, should a of nan apply the torch tO his building in Ind 1t burned down, and ,h loss Gl were referred to as the natural con al Of the owners act, he ar person SO referring to 1t might be A of incendiarism. b,
 The Special Reserve Old Govern % 1e nent Whisky is recognized by the "A 2. most prominent physicianS in this ,N country, especially by A. P. O'Brien, le NJ. D, U. $. A., and Wm. D. McCar- sp V. NJ. D., major and surgeon U. s. cCp C Army; lur hermore by the board of v health of San Francisco and the Red 4t Cross society of the United States, IS the purest and unadulterated for invalids. eonvalescents ' md general use. Herman Voge, wholesale liquor dealer, Prescott, Arizona, distributor for Northern Arizona.
 A special train will leave Prescott n the morning for Phenix which 4 will convey General Boyle and Cap ain Ryan to Phenix. They will be accompanied by Governor N. O. Murphy.
 Walter x. Parkhurst, general P lgent for New Mexico and Arizona or the Equitable Life InSurance il Company. arrived in Prescott yes O .erday afternoon, leaving again for h he north on this aiternoon's freight. u NIT. Parkhurst is an energetic insur- | lnce agent and represents one of, if IL lot the best life insurance company . n the United States and employs | )nly active and energetic aOantS At