Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30

R. Baehr for house painting and pa
per hanging. Telephone numbers los
and 81.
For sale-One electric slot ma
= chine in frst-class condition.
Wanted Situation by three japanese
cooks in mining camps. Call at Cliff
restaurant or address box 1893 5-29
FOR SALE.-Almost new office
secretary and revolving chair; also
couch. Call at this office. If
Garden and Flower Seedsl Head
quarters at Brisley Drug Cos. We
pay the postage. If
Chandler. the candy man. is agent
for the Valley Pride sweet cream,
which is received fresh every morning
from Phenix. 1t is the best that can
be procured If
Mermaid Washing Powder is a
large package. One-third stronger
than any on the market. See prize
coupons in all packages. All grOcers
handle it.
L. G. Palmer is located for the pres
ent at the old City Feed Yard, north
COrtez street, where he has first class
rigs and turnOuts for sale or rent He
will also board and care for horses at
a reasonable rate. Horses bought or
traded for. If
Lost-A hand satchel, between Lynx
creek and Cherry creek; contained a
few articles of wOman's apparel Find
er please leave at this office or at Sen
ate saloon ]. A RokOhl. $50
Wanted-By competent colored cook.
situation as cook or house keeper.
Call at 12S North Granite street, Pres
colt 5-23x6
First-class three-spring camp wagon.
good team horses and harness will be
sold at auction Saturday. May %. at
o'clock p m. sharp. on northwest
corner plaza. G. F. Tinsler. auc-
tiOneer. 5-23x3
From Wednesdays Daily
The funeral of the late Walter Ruff
ner WAS largely attended. The knights
of Pythias and firemen attended in a
body.
The last social of the season will
he given by the dancing class at X.
of P hall next Friday night, May p.
The young peoples class of the NJ.
E. Sunday school will hold their regu-
lar monthly social Friday night in
the church parlOrs.
The AIaricopa board of supervisors
have refused TO pay a claim of $500
of Walter TalbOt's for salary as COM
missioner of immigration
Prescott Typographical Union No.
80 has received its charter from the
International Typographical Union.
Several miners came up from the
Blue Bell mine TO attend the funeral
Of their late cOmrade Walter Ruffner.
An article ON Governor Roosevelt in
the June number for McClure's maya
zine viii relate the story of some of
the more important conflicts that have
arisen during the governors present
term. between him and the OrganiZa-
tiOn of politicians. and viii show what
these conflicts tend to prove regarding
the possibilities of independence i'll
itics The article will be written
tby J. Lincoln Steffens. of the New
York Commercial Advertiser
Pard Price. one of the old timers of
this section. is in town today from the
Santa Maria section. Mr.. Price came
west in 1850. going to California and
has never been east of the Rocky
mountains since. He came to Arizona
in 1863 and has never been outside of
ahe territory since. except for one visit
10 san BernardinO. and moreover he
has 10 desire TO go. as he thinks Ari-
zusla the best place in the United
States
Maud N. Reid went to Phenfx last
evning.
George Ruffner is considerably i'm
proved today.
; Governor y. o. Murphy went to
Tucson Inst evening.
John Chalmers left today for a bust
ness trip 10 Denver.
John Bells was passenger for Den
Yer this morning
4o, several days
Aotsl Morris. of Skull Valley. was a
visitor in Prescott today.
laura White left this morning for
visit ii Galena, Kansas
y. L. 4IoOB. representing the Los
Angeles Times. i in town
Mrs. William Matthews. of Phenix,
is spending few days in Prescott.
Judge J. D. Bethune went to Jerome
this morning on a brief business trip.
VIM. Campbell is recent arrival
from Saratoga Springs New York
John Stephens is carrying his arm
in sling. the result of an attack of
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gundy and T. ].
eiaiady were passengers for Blake,
Colorado. this morning
W W. Pratt will leave tomorrow
nnOrrlrng for .IeOme. to work on the
new sE5elter.
Harry Tritle. wife and baby came
ND from Phenix this morning for d
few days visit.
Mrs. George ConneIl returned yester-
day from Walnut Grove. suffering with
"a stiack Of grippe
Fount Humphreys. the well known
sheen man. who makes his headquart
ers AT Kirkland. is in town
]. c. Ieavitte. wife and daughter
Mary. are in town today Mr. Leavitte
IS superintendent OF the Sterling mine
c. W. Ellison. OF Salt Lake City
president of the Arizona and Interna
fional Mining company, is in the city
Airs. Caldwell and her son arrived
from Phenix this morning and vii
spend the summer here. for the bene
Mt of the sons health
Mr.. and Mrs II. z. Answalt vii
pass through Prescott tomorrow morn
ine. en- route to Kansas City. where tbs
latter goes for the benefit Of her health
ar. Mather arrived in Prescott OF
Monday from New York and has takeI
n poSition in the dry goods department
of the Bashford- Burmister company
Mrs. Cecil q. Fennel, nurse an'
baby left today for a visit TO Mrs. Fen
~neII-s home in the east Mr. Fennel
. remains At Val Verde 10 look afte
his e0mpany's interests.
Ell. Block cOntemplates leaving TO
morrow morning for an extended tril
10 the eastern markets He Will ID
Joined ut Chicago 10y Mrs. Block WIT
will accompany him from there on
Guy Bennett, Il prominent citizen o
AIarieopa and Yavapai counties. AZ
rived in Prescott yesterday and WI
20 out TO his ranch on Walnut creek
Mrs. Bennett and their daughter al
rived here about two weeks ago ant
have settled here for the summer
From thursdays Daily.