Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-25

Fresh roasted peanuts and popcorn and pure, fresh candy every day.
 George McMillan of Ash Fork was accidentally shot in the right foot last week. Fears of amputatiOn were at first entertained. but there is hope of saving the limb at this writing.
 After a winters vacation of two months the Miller school west of Pres l colt has started up again with an en- rollment of thirteen pupils. Miss stella Kerbaugh is the teacher
 John Perry, an old time resident of this county. died at the county hospital on Sunday, being the first death in that institution for five months. De ceased was 63 years old
 The Epworth League and young peo- ples' class of the Methodist church will give their regular monthly social at the church next Friday evening Music and light refreshments.
 Sweet cream for table use at Shu- mates. Al
 The Bank of Arizona and all occu- pants of their building will commence moving this week. They will move temporarily into the room adjoining R. H. Burmister S Sons Co.
 The business relations that have heretofore existed between k. c. Pow CTS and J. R. Gaines have terminated and the former remains in charge of the business.
 William KOle. a retiring emplOye of the Burke hotel. was presented with one of Cooks handsOmest silver mounted umbrellas by the employees of the hotel. Chef R. S. Greenhill did the hOnOrs.
 The Degree of Honor members sur prised their brothers of the WOrkmen lodge on Saturday night by serving them with refreshments consisting of coffee, cake and other palatable edibles.
 Finest line of candies in the city at Ed. Shumate's.
 A literary and musical entertain ment by some of the best talent of the city will be given at the Baptist church Friday night. April ?. Re treatments will be served. either strawberries or ice cream and cake. including admission, for 25 cents
 Officers recently surprised and cap tured four of the six outlaws who escaped from the Silver City jail. The officers took the men by surprise and they had no show to make any fight.
 A. A. Moore, a prominent citizen of Walnut Grove. and a gOOt democrat. is in Prescott today attending the meeting of the democratic central com mittee, of which he is a member. He reports the mining interests of that section in a splendid condition and everybody hopeful for the future.
 II. D. Aiken. administrator of the estate of Levi BashfOrd, today filed in the probate court his final ascount and also a petition for distribution of the property. As the estate is very large and the heirs scattered considerably the time for final hearing in the pro bate court has been set for May 30
 Saroni's celebrated Gold LabeI' candies, none finer; to be found at Shumate's. 43
 w. w. Field, president of the First National Bank of OdebOlt. Iowa, who with his wife has been spending the winter months in Phenix, is stopping a few weeks in Prescott before return ing home. He is delighted with Ari- zona climate and people and says he has never spent more pleasant winter anywhere. although he has traveleI great deal.
 Rev. H. w. Peck has announced an illustrated lecture on that most pie turesque of countries, Switzerland. to be given at the NJ. E. church May s. under the auspices of the EpwOrth League. a percentage of the proceeds to go to the Indian Famine fund.
 Mrs. Addie Harris went to Ash Fork yesterday to meet her sOn-in-law, r. w. Howard, who passed through on the west bound train on his way to | Cape Nome. She brought his little son. whom he had taken with him for a visit to his relatives in Texas, home with her.
 PerfectO Leivas. who shot Juan SOlOtellO to death at his ranch on Bill Williams Fork last month. had his preliminary hearing before Justice Collins last Monday. The defendant entered plea of self-defense, but the justice bound him over to the grand jury with bail fixed at $1,OOO. which the defendant had no difficulty in giv- ing.-MOhave Miner.
 The ladies of the Degree of Honor gave the members of the WOrwman lodge q very agreeable surprise Satur- day night. After the regular work of the lodge had been completed and they were preparing to close. the ladies rushed in upon them laden down with hot coffee. cake and other daintieS cal culated to tickle the appetite of the average mortal, and jolly time was had for couple of hours.