Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-10

doctor has visited Prescott before and his success on the occasions of his former visits has been such that he needs no introduction to our people. The museum is open to all and all are welcome.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Mulvenon left for San Francisco this morning.
 E. A. Haggott, superintendent of the Blue Bell mine is in town today.
 Dr. NJ. A. Carrier, of Jerome. was a welcome caller at this office today.
 Mrs. E. B. Gage took a party of ladies down to Congress this after noon.
 LA. Park and Major John Reese left on this afternoons train for Hillside.
 Joe Melvin left this morning for Fenrer, California, on mining busi- ness, accompanied by B. w. TrayIor.
 A. J. Dorau returned this morn ing from his visit to Castle creek hot springs.
 Tonight is the last night of pr. Myers & Co.'S museum and free lectures.
 The "Spider and Fly" troupe should not be confounded with such a one as appeared at the opera house last night.
 Miss Olive Fisher and Miss Ro- berta Akers, daughter of Mrs. w. C.. Campbell, left for Phenix this after noon for brief visit.
 Mrs. Hattie Tritle, wife of Assist ant Secretary Harry R. Tritle, and their son, Lloyd Hereford Tritle, left for their home at Phenix this afternoon.
 Where are you going tonight? To Dr. Meyer & Co.,, 119 Cortez street, to hear that free lecture and see that museum-have you seen itl Yes. and I would not have missed for Sl0.
 Chaplain Scott will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. Subject for morning: ''The Backward or Forward Look" evening; Eyes Holden and Open"
 Go tonight and hear the free lee ture of Dr. Meyers & Go. at s p. m. sharp. No charge whatever. To- night is the last night. Open at s p. m. For men only.
 NJ. B. Leavitt, proprietor of the Spider and Fly" company is one of the original charter members of the order of Elks, his membership dating away back to 1868. At El Paso and Phenix ths Elks held a special social session of thelr re- spective lodges, in his honor, on the occasion of his visit to those towns
 Dr. Meyers & Go. can be con . suited at Hotel Burke all day Sun day from 10a. m. to p. m. All ex. aminations freel All appliances
 Microscope, X-Rays, &c.
 INV. Stevens, of Wickenburg. il at the Burke. MT. Stephens reports } considerable activity in mining il
 the Wiekenburg section and pros pect for a prosperous year, as ther' are number of new mining enter , prises incubating which give prom ise of success.
 Tonight Is positively the las
 night of Dr. Meyers x Compan, at No. l19 Cortz street. Museum open daily from 10 a. m. to p. ID Free lectures s p. n.
 The JoURNAL-MINER has some cor l respondence which has been crowd 3 ed out for lack of room for a fev s days, but which will appear in a da. 3 or two.
 . Duncan Clark's twenty "prett,
 women." gave an entertainment al q the opera house last evening to ? medium sized audience. Very un : favorable comment has been heart 8 today from parties who were in at - tend ance. The troupe came wei l recommended to MT. Dake. of tn @ opera house, but it seems as thougl
 he had been grossly deceiyed, if hal the reports are true that have com ! to the JoURNAL-MINER. MT. Oak, ' exercises all possible precautions i ! booking troups for his theatre, bu occasionally gets the worst of 1t a in the case of MT. Clark's allege,
 pretty women. It is doubtful n this company could get a secon f booking at any theatre in the cour n try.
 | Seats for Spider and Fly tonigh o are only Sl. The usual price
 charged every where are SIPS bu ' by a mistake the seats were place IT on sale at the lower price. n The JoURNAL-MINER job office wa s ls reinforced today by another larg ls n invoice of new type. The job d. le partment of this office is now anon < tbe best equipped of any Tn the te V ritOry.
 Dr. Meyers & Co.,, one part of th
 staff of the English and Germa le physicians, are drawing large aud l- ences at their museum of art at tt le storeroom. No. 119 Cortez stree as Free to men only. Do not fail
 call as you may never have the ol Ie portunity in an entire life time agai le It is somewhat late but neverth n, less it is with pleasure that tt S. the JoURNAL-MINER chronicles u u- recent marriage of J. c. Friels, of Prescott, Arizona, to Miss Nam a. Roussa, of Kansas City, which hapE in event took place Tuesday evenin ,n ,n January 8, at the residence of Re lS{ L. O. Lewis. MT. Friels has bee ,d d employed in the Palace barber she a- .o for the past four years and his plea " ing address and gentlemanly bearir
 have made him generally popul Ve among hls associates who unite ne extending him hearty congratul ,ll tions,
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