Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-24
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers 16S and 97.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Finest line of candies in the city at Ed. Shumate's. 12-1S t6
 The. best line of blank books at eWooster's Stationery store. 1-16t6
 For Sale-Home-made homin 10 cents a quart. Telephone 16O Mrs. Collins. If
 Allegretti's, Bishops and Saron's candies, chocolates and creams at Shumate's. l2-1Stf
 Shumate makes a speciality of can dy; and gets the purest in the marke necessarily. 12-18tf
 Seats will be on sale at the Corner drug store Wednesday morning for the Black Crook"
 Wanted-Girl to do light house. work; small family; washing sent but. Call at Covillaud's drug store. next door to post office, for Particu- lars.
 The base ball game at the park yesterday between the Phenix team and the Rough Rider aggregation resulted in a victory for the Rough Riders. The score was 15 to A. Herald.
 Charles N. Crittenton, the noted evangelist who on two different oc- casions held a series of meetings.in Prescott, establishing the well known Crittenton home in Phenix, has been very ill at Minneapolis, Minn., IS his private car "Minne- apolis."
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phenix road, and MT. J. H, Emmert, his assistant, went to Hot Springs Junction yes terday. and today will visit Castle Creek Hot Springs, where extensive improvements have recently been made. They will go to Phoenix on Wednesday.
 The Black Crook" company will appear at the opera house Friday evening. This is a large company, consisting of thirty-fve people, all artists in their line. The evenings entertainment will consist of opera, farce, spectacular and vaudeville. Be sure and secure your seats early
 We want your mail drug orders. < If you want them filled quickly and correctly you will send them to the Yavapai Pharmacy, Prescott, Ari- zona. 9-4tf
 The attention of our readers is called to H.Brownstetter & Co.'S an couneement on the first page of this paper of their great bankrupt sale of clothing and ladies' ready-made garments, which will begin Thurs day, January p, in the Porter build ing, east side of plaza. They are unpacking an immense stock and .decIare.i it must all be sold inside ol thirty days, regardless of cost.
 Miss Lena Johnson and her bro ther, Andrew, arrived yesterday from San Francisco. They are here for the purpose of settling up the business affairs of their late sister Miss Christine Johnson, who died about two weeks ago. Miss Lena was Several years ago resident ol this city, and has many firm friend: among her acquaintances. They are the guests of Mrs. D. Camp bell.
 G. H. Swartz, of Big Bug. was a caller at this office today, and being a person of good judgment, entered the long list of our subs 3ribers. MT Swartz is prosperous placer miner of that section, and states that hi: claims are banning out we'll. He has group of seven producers which he has worked for several years, and states that the lack oI water IS the only drawback to make his as we'll as other locations, steady profitable concerns.
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Springfield, Mo-, had Q big meet ing the other day, and by big ma. jority refused to pass resolutions ir favor of the Boer cause, the presi dent stating that the United States had proclaimed neutrality and ac- cOrdingly 1t was not loyal for Irish Americans to mix up, as an organiz- ation, in the great controversy now on. This news will undoubtedly have the effect of making several ot our Boer-Irish residents scratch their heads, for in thIs case they dc not wish to be %forinst" our govern ment, if they are so bitter against the crown.
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