Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-05-30

DeIls.
The banks and all public offices will
be closed tomorrow on account of its
being legal holiday.
Ice cream of all havors at Shu
mates. A
\ rodeO will commence at Thomas
r. Kings ranch near the head of the
Verde on June 1.
The Journal-NIiner has been informed
that W H. Buntain, superintendent of
forest reserves for New Mexico and
Arizona, has resigned.
Shumate uses only Chase & San
bOrn's seal brand coffee IA
Samples of Kirkland valley tufa will
be taken TO California for the purpose
of introducing it there for building
purposes
\ warrant was sworn out today for
the arrest of Alex Thompson on a !
charge of using indecent language i'll
the presence of ladies.
Shumate is now serving oysters,
coffee and lunch. A
Excursion trains will run to Gran
lite Dells tomorrow as follows: Trains
will leave Prescott at 100 and $50
p m. and return at 600 and $50 p.
M Round-trip tickets. % cents.
The new hotel now in process of cree
don al Jerome, by E. c. Bartlett, will
he one of the finest buildings when
completed in the territory. 1t will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Sweet cream for table use at Shu-
mates. A
Excursion trains will leave Prescott
for Granite Dells tomorrow at s a. NJ
and 100 and $50 p. m. Returning
they will leave the Dells at 2:2O, 900
and $50 p. m.
On account of the Memorial exer-
cises at the opera house on Wednesday
night of this week there will be no
prayer meeting at the West Prescott
Methodist church this week.
Oysters cooked in all styles at Shu-
mates. "A
The weekly Journal-Miner which
viii be issued tomorrow will be the
largest regular issue of a paper ever
published in Prescott. 1t will con-
Sist of eight pages. nine columns to
the page. or just double its usual size.
Saroni's celebrated Gold Label
candies. none finer; TO be found at
Shumate's. 43
The marriage of W. a. Clark's
daughter Miss Katherine, to DR.. |
Lewis Ruthford Morris. occurred in
New York yesterday a large num-
her of congratulatOry kilograms were
sent from Prescott.
Saroni's. Bishops and Nevin's cand- /
les. chocolates and creams at Shu- /
mates. If /
Ed Lame was painfully injured
yesterday by cave-in in the eighth /
level of the Hoosier mine He sus-
tanned a severe cut on the left cheek;
also a cut on the top of his head. The
left shoulder and left ankle were
badly bruised, but the shoulder is not
broken as was at first feared-Globe I
Silver Belt
Several Of our citizens are making
preparations toward securing tie next
annual reunion of Rough Riders. Let
all join in asking and ASKING hard for
this privilege for Prescott. We deserve
it; let's have it.
w W. Ross has opened his new drug
store on the east side of the plaza He
has a very neat little place and has a
fne line of drugs
Dr. 5. NJ Keilog, who returned last
evening from a trip through Colorado
and New Mexico. says that he did not
see a town in his travels that struck /
him as favorably as Prescott. He
really thought some of locating in some
other town on his trip. but says he
did not find any place that suited him
so well as here, or where the condi- |
lion of business was as good.
DR. Simmons Sarsaparilla imparts
new life and energy to all parts of the
body Good as well for baby as for
grandfather 40 doses for 81. For
sale by W. W. Ross.
The Monday club held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at which
the following program was rendered:
Paper on The Legal and Political
Position of Women in the United
paper by Mrs. G. C. Ruffner on "Liv-
ing English Novelists." The next
meeting of the club, which will be the
last one of the season, will be held at
the residence of the president, Mrs.
T. y Tritle, on June II.
Or Simmon' Sarsaparilla invigorates
the nervous system, tones and
strengthens the digestive organs, and
mt the same time eradicates disease.
For sale by W W. Ross.
The selection of H. X. Chenoweth
as special agent of the treasury de
partment has put the everlasting /
quietus on the band of affidavit fiends
who had circulated the report that
Mr.. Chenoweth was fired as collec I
tor of customs. No man in Arizona
stands closer to the president than
H. X. Chenoweth.-Enterpr
The household remedy is Hunts
lightning Oil All aches and pains
quickly relieved. Satisfaction or money
refunded. For sale by W. W Ross
Mrs. E. E. Breed is again very sick
W. E. Smith left for Cotton this
morning.
J. Woods left on this mornings train
for Denver
Ed. Treadwen came over from Je-
rome yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Masseur left for Flag
staff this morning.
George Zika came in from Richen-
Jar this afternoon.
G. D. Rynearson, the Kirkland tufa
man. is at the Burke.
cao,.e,a n StefSOn of Chicago is a