Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

County Recorder Johnson is pay ing a visit to his country residence in the Verde valley.
 R. E. Wells went to Fl Paso with Vice President Morton of the Santa Fe railroad.
 Scalchi, the worlds greatest prima donna contralto, includes this city in her tour.
 Finest line of candiesssin the city al. Ed. Shumate's. l2-lS-t6
 Lionel Ross, middle aged man, a cook by occupation, died last night of erysipelas, after an illness of a little over week.
 Did you ever see such a rush for seats as there was last Saturday at the Corner Drug store for the Louise Blehany Opera and Ballad Go.
 Shumate makes a speciality of can dy; and gets the purest in the mark necessarily. lZ-lStt
 There are still some good seats left for the Louise Brehany Opera and Ballad Concert Go. Wednesday night, Feb. 2l.
 Scalchi's wonderful voice has been likened to violin cello on account of its rich, round, full, melodious tones.
 Allegretti's, Bishops and Saron's candies, chocolates and creams at Shumate's. tt
 Frank Kuhne is in town from his mine. He is arranging to locate his family in Prescott so his children may enjoy the advantage of attend ing the public schools.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to Edward Michael, aged 40 years, and Grace Dilling, aged 36 years, both residents of congress.
 Some people from Flagstaff, Jer- ome and KingLan are coming to Prescott to hear the Louise Brehany Opera and Ballad Concert Go.
 T. A. Lewis, ..St. Louis. and E. E. McVeigh of San Francisco, are guests at Hotel Burke.
 The Catholic church at Jerome is rapidly nearing completion. During his recent trip to San Francisco Father Quetu purchased the new furniture for 1t.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill went to Hillside yesterday. MT. O'Neill is at work on a railroad enterprise, the road to run from Seligman to Hill side.
 Prescott will be honored this week with two prominent vocalists, Louise Brehauy tomorrow night and Mime. Scalchi Friday night.
 Miss Frances Bethune entertained a number of her young friends on Saturday afternoon at the residence of her parents. Games were played aud refreshments were served during the afternoon.
 At the Monday club yesterday afternoon the following program was rendered: A paper on ''The Brit i-h army and navy" by Mrs. Judge Sloan; vocal solo by Mrs. James Ak4rs; a paper on "Macaulev," Mrs. F. A. Tritle; a reading from "Lays of Ancient Rome" by Mrs. J. ". Shepard.
 J. H. Emmert, W. A. Drake and Fl. P. Anewalt of the s. F. P. & P. Railway company, went up to Ash r Irk on a special today to meet W. A. BisselI, Edward Chambers and |. l. Hubbard, officials of the Santa Fe lS 5. F. P. road. The party will ar we m Prescott after a visit to Jerome.
 Mrs. J. c. Zuck, of Gilroy. Cal ifornia, who has been spending the winter in Prescott, will take her de- pa-tIre on tomorrow mornings train for her home. During a visit of over four months she has greatly improved in health, and has fallen in love with Arizona's climate as well as with its people, among whom she has made many friends, and who regret her departure. She hopes to be able to pay another visit here in ile future.
 On Feb. q, the sale of Scaichl tickets will be open for subscribers. All persons who subscribed for tick cts are requested to secure their seats on this day, as seats will be open for. purchase by the general public after above date. Sale begins at 10 a. m.
 TheSpecial Reserve Old Govern iaant Whisky is recognized by the most pfoninent physicians in this country, especially by A. P. O'Brien, l NJ. b, U. s. A., and Wm. D. McCar- Ny. M. D., -msjor and surgeon U. $. army; furthermore by the board of health of San Francisco and the Red Cross society of the United States, as the purest and unadulterated slimulant for invalids. convalescents and general. use. Herman Voge, wholesale liquor dealer, Prescott, Arizona, distributor for Northern Arizona.
 D. B. Robinson, president and neral manager of the St. Louis a ld San Francisco railroad, with headquarters at St. Louis, passed through Ash Fork this morning en route east. MT. Robinson has been quite sick for several months, and has been recuperating at Pasadena and Coronado. He is said to be con siderably improved in health.
 Judge E. w. French is in town from Walnut Grove, it being his first visit here for several months.
 The card of Dr. S. NJ. Kellogg, osteopath, will be found in this issue.
 Mrs. Coleman, wife of Dr. J. w. Coleman of Grown King, returned yesterday from a visit east accom- panied by their child.
 For Sale-Home-made hominv 10 cents quart. Telephone 160 Mrs Collins. If