Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-10
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
TUESDAYS DAILY.

Mark and the colonel now sing to each other on their pilgrimage around the territory, I'd leave my happy home for you, nit.
 When you want lunch call at Chandler X Hooker, Tele 2O9. If
 Wanted.-Two rooms and board in private family or private boarding house for husband and wife and one child. Terms not to exceed S15 per month. Address F. W. l., Journal Miner.
 Joe Wilson today commenced clear ing away the debris of the Kelly X Stephens corner and will work un- tiringly in rebuilding that desirable location.
 For fresh bon bon creams. choco- lates and cream taffy call on Chandler & Hooker. Tele. 2O9. If
 Geo. Giles, the boss house mover of the universe, is sizing up the build ings on the Wooster corner, and will start to move the same on Saturday. This is the beginning of the work on the new Prescott National Bank block. Let the good work go on.
 Come and look over our stock of home made creams, bon bons, choco- lates and taffys before you make your purchase. Chandler & Hooker, Tele 209. If
 All are invited to attend the recep- tion of Rev. Taylor, the new pastor of the Baptist church. tonight. The re ception will take place at the church.
 We carry full line of lunch goods. canned goods, crackers and breakfast foods. Call and look over our stock or ring. Tele. 2O9. Chandler X Hooker. If
 Fred Ref has left the county reser- vation and has his barber shop and bathing establishment located in the new building adjoining the Lawler block, opposite the postofice. The new place Is up to date in every re spect.
 Chase X Sanborn's famous coffee served with hot lunches at Chandler & Hooker. Tele. 209. If
 WI. Garrison, secretary to the as sistant general manager of the s. F., P. & P. Ky, is in receipt of the news that he is father of a fine baby girl. Mrs. Garrison Is in Los Angeles and both the mother and daughter are do- ing well. Mir. Garrison has the con gratulations of the Journal-Miner.
 Tamalies, sandwiches, pies and fruit cakes served with Chase & San born coffee at Chandler & Hooker Tele. 209. If
 Fred Brecht's new buildings on the corner of Gurley and Granite streets are fast nearing completion and it is expected they will be ready for occu- pancy within the next thirty days. It is rumored that Frank Andrews will occupy the building on Granite street with a model blacksmith and horseshoeing shop, Mr. Brecht con fining himself in the wagon making and repairing department.
 J. H. Lee, who returned from Alas ka on Saturday, speaks very highly of that country from a mining stand point. He says that the rush to Cape Nome was a great mistake and most of the gold-seekers were greatly dis appointed, nevertheless he says that Nome is place of great possibilities and eventually when the rush is over and proper mining methods are fol lowed out the district will become a great producer. MT. Lee does not think much of the climate inthe polar zone, but says he will go back again in the near future and take another chance at the gold bearing sands.
 Dr. J. R. Walls has one of the swellest turnouts that has yet been brought to the city in the way of a light, stylish and comfortable buggy. This buggy was brought here by Eos ter X Carmack, proprietors of the Fashion stable, for use in their livery business, but when Dr. Walls set his peeper upon it he determined to own that rig if it took a leg somebody else to furnish the leg and so he be sieged Messrs. Foster & Calmack with propositions and bribes until they finally fell, as all mortals do, and Doc now possesses the prize. The seat is made like a large wicker bas- ket, and looks so comfortable that it would almost tempt a newspaper man to take a ride in it. The tires are rub ber which takes off all the jar of the roau and makes a fellow think he is riding in a flying machine