Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-02
CITY AND COUNTY.


There was another frost last night.
4 few of the Phenix delegates have
returned.
\ dance will he given at Mayer on
Friday night.
This afternoons train came in with
ont any eastern mail.
Shum..t. u<r< only Chase \ san
horns sal brand coffee IL
L. \. ,ivi,tI refe,nrls OF Prescott.
has purchased an Interest in AN under
taking firm al Columbus. ohio.
\ washout is reported on The Santa
Fe road near Las Vegas, delaying
trains.
c. o. Anderson. formerly of the Hol-
brook Argus, it is stated. cOntemplates
buying the Wilcox News.
Business houses observed a half
holiday this afternoon. The banks re-
manned open all day.
Oysters cooked in all styles at Shu-
mates. A
FOR SALE.-AlmOst new office
secretary and revolving chair; also
1Dutll NiaAl 1t AAAAS OAAANC- II
E. \. Gobers undertaking business
II Prescott has been purchased by An
.lrew Borders. Il recent arrival from IL
linOiS.
The Mohave Miner says over 80
100 acres of oil lands have been located
II MOhave county within the past
hree months. Several test wells will
;oOn be put down.
Ice cream of all fiavOrs at Shu-
mates A
Under Sheriff j. F. Grennan. of Cof-
fee county. Kansas. VIII leave tomOr-
-ow morning for home. with the pris-
.ner recently captured here 10y the
Ulcers of this county The prisoner
: charged with murder and bank rob
'ery. committed seven years ago.
L. C. Palmer is located for the pres
INT at the old City Feed Yard. north
COrtez street. where he has first class
'ies and turnOuts for sale or rent. He
1 will also board and care for horses AT
I reasonable rate. Horses bought or
/ traded for If
Shumate is now serving oysters,
coffee and lunch. A
W. H. Smith left for Phenix
IN the afternoon train. where
| ne will buy Il car load of fine fat
oeef of the Salt River valley for his
| market here.
DIT. Kellogg will not leave for Colo
ado until next Sunday.
\ gentleman who arrived in the
/ city yesterday from Big Bug says u
number of the residents of that dis
-rict are preparing to come to Pres
colt next Saturday, to attend the
barbecue to be given by the Printers
Bacchus club. which takes place sun
day, May g.
Finest line of candies in the city
1t Ed. Shumate's.
The entertainment and social giver
last night at the Baptist church was
a very successful. as well as Il very
enjoyable affair. \ very Interesting
literary and musical program was
rendered. worth more than the price
of admission. and in addition to this
strawberries. ice cream and cake were
served.
In McClure's magazine for May
| Professor NewcOmb will write of the
total solar eclipse that is to occur OF
| May %. telling where and to what
| degree it will be visible and what
astronomers hope to learn from it
He will also give an account of the i'm
4 portant things that have been learned
from previous eclipses. The article
will be fully illustrated.
i Nelson Grant, who died in Prescott
on Sunday. has for several years oc
cupied a cabin south of town on the
mountain side from which he had al
,xcellent view of the town and sur
.ounding country Although over a
years old he lived there alone an,
although only about three miles from
town he seldom came to Prescott. av
eraging probably three or four trips {
year. to buy supplies and secure
fresh supply of reading matter.
Sweet cream for table use at Shu
mates. ii
Chandler, the candy man, is agen
Ior the Valley Pride sweet cream
which is received fresh every morning
from Phenix. 1t is the best that cal
be procured. If
Saroni's celebrated "Gold Label
candies, none finer; to be found a
Shumate's 43
Saroni's, Bishops and Nevin's cand
les. chocolates and creams at Shu
mates. If