Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers 168 and 97.
From Tuesdays Daily.


 A. B. Hinton was ln town today. Mrs. Helen Stephens left for San Francisco this morning.
 R. Raymond left this morning for Colorado Springs.
 E.B. Gage returned from Phenix yesterday.
 Red Men meet tonight. All mem bers invited to attend.
 Mrs. J. W. Akers returned this morning from visit to Phenix.
 Attend the services at the Metho- dist church tonight.
 The best line of blank books at Wooster's Stationery store. 1-l6t6 For Rent-A large, furnished house in splendid location, by Mar tindell & Horne. I-I6xlz Mrs. J. c. Zuck and Miss Irene Martin accompanied G. P. Harrlng- ton to Crowned King today.
 Tickets For "Jos Spruceby" will be on sale tomorrow morning at the Corner drug store.
 "Uncle Josh Spruceby" at the opera house Thursday evening, Jan uarY IS.
 Allegretti's, Bishops and Saron's candies, chocolates and creams at Shumate's. 12 lStt Mrs. ". s. Goldsworthy sand daughter, Miss Bertha, returned last evening from ther visit east.
 Dr. J. w. Coleman of Crowned King came in yesterday for brief visit to Prescott.
 The subject of Rev. H. W. Pecks discourse at the Methodist church tonight will be "The Master Is Come and Calleth for Thee"
 Joseph Mayer, the enterprising Big Bug merchant, was in town to- day. He reports his section quite active at present.
 Dan Thorne, Jr., and Chas. Esser returned yesterday from Pinos Al tOs, N. NJ, where they have been re- siding for year or more.
 Joseph T. Farley and Miss Sarah J. Lay of the Verde valley were married yesterday by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks.
 Miss Bessie Hatz left for San Diego this morning. She expects to be absent about a year.
 E. R. Stock and Wm. Hogan of San Francisco and L. H. Darby, NJ. N. Thompson Of Denver, are regis tered at Hotel Burke.
 Shumate makes a speciality of can dy; and gets the purest in the market necessarily. l2-lott
 Harry Shekels was married re- gently to a San Francisco lady. He and his bride are now visiting the formers parents. MT. and Mrs. N. c. Shekels in Los Angeles.
 Do not fail to see the parade Thursday afternoon by the Uncle Josh Spruceby Co.," They have one of the best bands and orches- tras of any company travelling.
 Geo. P. Harrington returned yes terdsy from his trip to Los Angeles and left on this mornings train for Crowned King iassMEyer.
 The recent storm furnished a water supply for the Santa Fe Pa cifc railroad and the water train heretofore run between Del Rio and Ash Fork on the S. F., P. & P. rail road has been taken of.
 J. N. Johnson, formerly manager of the Western Union Telegraph company in Prescott, who has been visiting here for a month, left thi; morning for Los Angeles.
 A. Blumberg bought tickets fOl himself and bride from Prescott through 70 Southampton, England from City Ticket Agent Solomon, oi the s. F., P. & P. railroad. The couple will take their departure to. morrow morning. The JOURNAL MINER was in error in regard to MT Blumberg's destination. His par ents, whom he goes to visit, reside in Russia instead of Germany.
 H. E. Wilcox of Jerome sprung 6 surprise on his friends last evening by getting married. The lady in the case was Miss Lucy R. Mendosa of Tuolumne county, California MT. Wilcox is an ex-newspaper man as is also his bride. Both of them were formerly employed on the same paper in California and the friendship formed at that time rip med into love, resulting in mar riage. The ceremony which united them as man and wife was pro- nounced by Probate Judge c. P Hicks in the parlOrs of Hotel Burke The couple left this morning fol Jerome where they will reside.
 President Kruger assures his fol low.rs that Providence is on theil side.
 Over 100 soldiers killed in the Santiago campaign in Cuba will be buried in Arlington cemetery.
 Carl Fischer Hansen of New Yorl has recently visited Washington, hi; mission being to negotiate for the purchase by the United States o the Danish islands ot. Thomas and St. John. He says 1t is his firm be- lief that these islands will be in the possession of the United States within the next three or foul months.