Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-12-12

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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
 Mark Murphy came in today iron the Mud Hole mine on Lynx creel and will go to Phenix tonight to at tend the carnival.
 Miss Ollie Fisher, the Misses Hal and F. A. Tritle, Jr will go to Pheni1 on tonight's train to attend the carni- val.
 The Yavapai stock growers are in session this afternoon.
 J. G. Tinker and family will go tc Phenix on tonight's train, where they expect to spend the winter.
 There was a good audience last evening at Dake's opera house to wit ness the production of "Wicked Lon don." The company was accorded a very generous applause for its per formance.
 Thomas W. King made final proof today in the land office to a piece of land in Chino valley.
 Mrs. B. s. Snider, of Mayer spent a day in Prescott this week shopping and visiting friends.
 'The Cause that Wins" will be the Sunday evening topic at the Metho- dist church, Marina street, Sunday evening at 7:30.
 c. H. Warth returned last night from his visit east, accompanied by his son. Mir. Warth is interested in mining on Groom creek.
 Harry L. Heck has an advertise ment in this issue announcing a holi- day reduction of Sl00 on pianos till after the holidays.
 The tackey social given by Mir. and Mrs. Friedman last exening was a pronounced success, Mir. and Mrs. Sparks took first prize for the most original tackey costumes, and Mrs. Fox won the ladies' second prize and Harry Campbell second prize for gen tlemen.
 Word was received here yesterday that Judge c. w. Wright, the gifted attorney and brilliant orator of Tue son is dead. Judge Wright was chairman of the code commission of the territory. He leaves a wife and one son to mourn his loss.
 The Woodmen's Circle extend a general invitation to all the lodges in the city to attend the ceremony to- morrow, Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. of un- yelling the monument of the late Mrs. B. NJ. Belcher. The men of the Wood mems Circle and of the Degree of Honor are requested to meet at the residence of J. c. Forest at o'clock sharp.
 Ex-Governor NJ. H. McCord has commenced the construction of S4000 two story brick residence in the Capitol addition to Phenix. Since the completion of the capitol building that addition to the capital city has commenced to take considerable of stride forward. Now is an excellent time to buy a lot there, either as an investment for raise in price, or to improve it for income property.
 It takes nerve to exhibit a petrifed man, but it requires a supply of m- adulterated gall to attempt to con convince newspapers that an apology is due for exposing the fake. The ''prospector" who found the of last week was caller at this office Tues day and was indignant that a ques- ton had been raised as to his good faith. He thinks he is certain of large houses in both Prescott and Phenix, where he is counting on show the petriiied.-Jerome Reporter
 The special services now being held in the Free Mission hall, 324 Gurley street, are very interesting and profita- ble. Bishop Sellew,l of the Free Methodist church, who iy conducting the excellent services, is an able mini ster of Christ, and the people will miss a rare gospel treat if they fail to hear him. Services will begin tonight at 7:30 p. m. Sunday morning at II a. m. the bishop will preach in the South Methodist church, at 3p. m. in the Free Mission hall and at 7:3O D. m. in the hall. Be sure and come. While Captain and Mrs. Kuhn of the Salvation Army were attending the open meeting of the army last night their residence at the head quarters on Gurley street near Gran ite was broken into and a purse be- l longing to Mrs. Kuhn. containing $500, a watch belonging to the cap ! tain and a child's bank in which they were saving money with which to buy their dead child a headstone were all stolen. The theft occurred about half past seven o'clock in the evening. This is the third time that Captain Kuhn and his wife have been robbed since coming to Prescott, to take charge of the Salvation Army here.
 Fred Sattes yesterday unearthed 1 the corner stone of the Golden Eagle hotel, which was destroyed in the fire. The stone contained copies of a mum Der of papers, some coin, and d half pint bottle of 49 whiskev. a note from Sam Hill and his employees to Mar tin Maier, expressing the hope that when the corner stone might be opened, Prescott would then be a me tropolis and Sam Hills hardware store still be flourishing, and a sealed envelope addressed to Martin Alaier. The same fire that destroyed this hotel also destroyed Sam Hills i'm mense store and the greater portion of the business part of the town.
 H. NJ. Hubbard, young New York attorney who has been in Prescott for some time on mining business will leave for his home tomorrow.
 Citizens of Prescott regret very much the departure from here of E. H. Pattee and family. Although they have not resided here very long they have been here long enough tc have made very many warm friend ships. They are very estimable peo- pie and are a desirable acquisition tc any community. During his recent visit here C. W. Nicklin, of the Prin ters' Supply House, who is an olC