Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-12-19
TUESDAYS DAILY.

dock-Hawley Iron company of St Louis, died suddenly in Phenix last Friday of paralysis after a severe at tack of stomach trouble.
 Sweet cream for table use at Shu- mates.
 The Gazette says that the Phenix feminine proposition that dissolute men as well as absolute women shall be kept within a prescribed district is considered highly impracticable by the dissolute men.
 Sweet cream for table use at Shu- mates.
 Fresh bulk and canned oysters re ceived daily at Shumate's.
 The occasion of the lectures at the opera house tonight and tomorrow night by Dr. Long, pastor of the Congregational church, continues to grow in interest. Dr. Long is deliver ing a series of Sunday night lectures which are greatly entertaining and in structive, and the unusual effort which he has put into the preparation of the lectures for the opera house guaran- tees an entertainment to the people of Prescott and those who hear him. which will not be exceeded by any of PrescOtt's $ winter season of lectures.
 A fancy vest is the height of style this season. J. W. Wilson hasthe famous Nes-Two. Two fancy silk vests in one for the price of one. Both sides are a different pattern. They will make an elegant holiday present
 Attend the lecture at the opera house tonight.
 Nice lunches of all kinds at Shu- mates.
 The Gazette propounds the follow ing cOnundrum: If it takes 12O men to milk the COWS of the Salt River valley, how many pumps are needed to prepare the milk for market?"
 Shumate serves only Chase X San born's coffee.
 Mayor J. W. Dougherty left Agua Caliente today for California.
 You will miss treat if you fail to hear Rev. H. B. Longs lecture to- night
 sS-If any lady is in doubt as to what would please a man for a Christ mas present, she should see Wilson's stock of holiday neck wear. fancy shirts, socks, gloves, silk 'kerchiefs. and the finest line of sweaters in the town.
 Mrs. Sarah Weaver, aged 5 years. died near Jerome last week, and was buried at Cottonwood.
 Nice lunches of all kinds at Shu- mates.
 The Phenix Enterprise reports that Little Egypt took in SlSOO during her week $ engagement at the carnival.
 W. H. Smith is in Phenix buying Christmas beef cattle.
 Missouri sweet cider at Shumats's $.
 T. J. Paris, of Jerome. died De cember 10th of pleurisy, aged 57 years.
 The Bisbee Review announces the engagement of Ralph A. Smith. in charge of the Bank of Arizopa's branch bank at Jerome, to Miss Stone, one of the teachers of the Bis bee, public schools, and which that paper says Is one of the most popular young ladies in Cochise county.
 Julius Jacoby will have a turkey shoot Sunday before Xmas Decem- Der 23 next, near the Crystal Ice plant. Everybody invited.
 Dillaha & Gastanguay, proprietors of the Cellar saloon, prior to the fire. 1 will move into the building recently vacated by Geo. II. Cook. on the l north side of the plaza.
 The Laughing Earthquake" will 1 be the subject of Rev. Longs lecture at Dake's opera house tonight.
 Cut flowers of all kinds for sale at Noosters. Dec7tf.
 TheM E. Sundayschooli preparing for an oldfashioneo reception to Santa 1 Claus to take place next Monday | night, Christmas eve. 4 short pro gram has been prepared by the pupils | of the school after which Santa Claus will make his appearance down an old fashioned chimney, and enter the ! room through a large fireplace and | distribute presents to every member | of the school some l60 in all. Al are invited to come.
 Christmas candies of all kinds ar irving daily at Chandler & Hook l CTS. If .877 How sad it is to see men sbiy- ering for want of an overcoat when one can be had to fit the man and inc ]. purse at J. W. Wilson's. Can be had ]. as low as $500 and as high as 5000. ] Prescott at present enjoys the dis | tinction of having within her borders i a very distinguished visitor in the person of Mrs. Emmerson Tracy. of | Boston, Massachusetts. Mrs. Tracy . Is distinguished in the world of letters being one of the foremost literary ! ladies of the country. She Is a lineai !. descendast of Ethan Allen. At i present she Is engaged in writing a | historical work. She is en route to 1 California and concluded to take tbe i side trip to Prescott. She Is a guest i of the Prescott House. The O. K. Meat market will occupy its new quarters in the uew Iawier building two or three days before Christmas, but they are nov preDar- ! ing to receive Christmas orders for turkeys and game at the temporary 1 stand m the plaza. i ton of fine tur- 1 keys will arrive this week from the | east. \ carload of corn fed hogs from l Kansas City and carload of fine fat cattle as ever was raised in the Salt River valley. We can supply your demands. Gi.e Us a call. dl5t6
 Two popular young people were married at Camp Verde on Monday. December r. They were Miss Liiy Johnson, daughter of the late j. " l Johnson, and Ed Winglield. son of l Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Wmgfield.
 Before buying Christmas goods call and see our stock. Chandler S Hooker. if
 Geo. W. Hance is in town from Ean,r, Na,,Ia