Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-11
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
r. BAEHR for house painting
and paper banging. Telephone
numbers 168 and 81.
From Tuesdays Daily.

49,
c. B. Coulson is in town today
from the Verde valley.
Finest line of candies in the city
at Ed. Shumate's. l2-lS-t6
The Sunset Telephone company
completed their line to Tucson yes
terday. Free use of it was given to-
day for a time for parties desiring to
talk over it.
Shumate is now serving oysters,
coffee and lunch 4
Burton Maxwell, of Camp Verde,
submitted his final proof in the land
Office today.
Oysters cooked in all styles at
Shumate's. 4
Superb tendent Haggott, of the
Henrietta and Blue Bell mines will
close those properties down tomor-
row evening for a couple or three
days in order to give all of his en-
ployees an opportunity to attend
the Bryan meeting.
Ice cream of all favors at Shu-
mates. 4 4
j. G. Herndon has been selected
to introduce Mr.. Bryan TO the Pres
colt audience on Thursday evening.
The distinguished visitor will be en-
tertained at the residence OF I. 6.
Norris after the meeting.
Sweet cream for taole use at Shu-
mates. 4 4
Ali 6remer are requested to meet
at their respective headquarters, in
uniform, at $50 p. m. Thursday, to
welcome W. j. BRYAN. By order OF
the Chief of the Prescott fire de-
partment.
Saroni's. Bishops and NeYin's
candies, chocolates and creams at
Shumate's. If
Miss Jessie Drais leaves Tuesday
evening for Prescott, having visited
in Phenix and vicinity for the past
month.-Enterprise.
Saroni's celebrated Gold Label
candies, none finer; to be found al
Shumates. 4 3
B. F. Murphy. father of Governor
n. o. and F. NJ. Murphy, is confined
to MS room by sickness.
Shumate uses only Chase & San
born's seal brand coffee. 4 4
Members of the committee who
90 to Phenix on the Bryan train will
pay $500 for the privilege. Or
their return dollar dinner will be
served to the guest and the com
mittee accompanying him.
For Sale-One electric slot ma
chine in first class condition. Adj
dress box 700. Prescott. 40 If y
The Sisters of Loretto are moving
into their new home today. it is
handsome two-story brick, and is
fitted up especially for their USE
Coconino Sun.
Found-An Eastern Star pin
Owner can have same by calling a
this Office and paying for this no
tice. 4-10tf
Chas. J. Hodgdon. better known
as Happy Jack" OF the Rougl
Riders, viii open a skating rink to
night in the room in the rear of Pa
Barrett's saloon.
An accident happened to the
Bryan platform yesterday which il
being constructed in front OF the
court house. An anti-expansionist
prop supporting one corner col
lapsed letting the whole structur,
fall
The Prescott Steam Laundry ma
received a set of new lace windov
curtain stretcbers and dryers. and j
prepared to laundry fine lace cur
tains in the best possible manner a
81 per pair. 44-12
Wanted. by a good cook, a sltua
ton in a mining camp. Mrs. Dob
bins, 1856 Montezuma street. 4-16
A band of twenty Elkian fawn
are expected to arrive in Prescott
from Jerome tomorrow for the pur
pose OF having horns adjusted t,
them Immediately on their arriva
it is stated that they will all be tiet
together and marched up town, pre-
ceeded by Jos. P. Tier1an, in charg
of the EIk's goat.
". G. FADE, Detroit banker, die,
very suddenly in Phenix, of hem
orrhage on sunday. He had jus
eaten his dinner and remarked t,
his wife that he had not enjoyed
more hearty meal in a long time
when he suddenly reeled from hi
chair and died in few moments.
Abrahm S. Humphries, a forme
resident of this city, but now a RES
dent of Honolulu, Hawaiian Island,
is a candidate for associate justic
of the supreme court of Hawai-
Mr.. Humphreys married Chimes
girl with $4,000 shortly after hi
arrival at Honolulu. He is also sal
to have law practice amounting t
$4,000 per year.
The gambling and sporting fir;
ternity of jerome have a ssriou
grievance against the bank recent
established in that camp. The ban
keeps open at night on each pa
day. and the workman deposits b
earnings in the bank. This, it
claimed By the sporting element,
unbusinesslike and but for the az
ton of the bank this money woul
be carried in the pockets of th
workmen and much of it would
deposited III the saloons and wit
the various gambling games-CC
coninO Sun.