Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23


 soc and LOO, all druggists.
 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
 H. R. Wood returned this morning from his trip to Hillside.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Cook has gone to California for visit.
 Erwin Baer has returned from a visit to St. Louis where he has been since February.
 There was slight sprinkle of rain this afternoon. Just enough to rec ognize it as an old friend.
 Mrs. D. Nj. F. Weeks will sing a solo on Sunday night at the Metho- dist church at the Mckinley me morial exercises.
 The Young Peoples society of the Congregational church will hold a social this evening at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Walls.
 Governor N. O. Murphy, Hon. T. G. Norris and F. R. Stewart will speak at the Mckinley memorial exercises on Sunday night.
 The s. F. P. & F. railroad company will sell tickets from Wickenburg and all points south at one fare for the round trip for the statehood confer ence.
 A sprinkling cart has been ordered and was shipped from Phenix last Monday for use in sprinkling the streets of Prescott. The city council has agreed to furnish the water for use for that purpose.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, October IT; E Helm, J H Larue, San Francisco; J M Elder, Albuquerque; A A Long, Phenix; A E Mitchell, Prescott; H B St Claire, Phenix; J Q Adams Rams gate.
 Established boarding house at mining camp for sale to responsible party. Company stands good for mems board. Apply to D. D. Me Donald.
 The demurrer to the complaint in the case brought to test the validity of the law prohibiting bawdy houses within certain distance of public buildings was argued before Justice Moore this morning.
 The condition of D. M. Clark, pro- prietor of the Steam laundry, who was so painfully scalded yesterday, is favorable today, and the prospect good for his recovery if no complica- tions arise.
 W. E. Martin, manager of the opera house, left this morning for Topeka, Kansas, to be absent for about two weeks. During his absence MT Looney will have charge of the the atrical business. He expects to play four companies within the two weeks period.
 J. H. Collins has returned from at tending court at Holbrook.
 W. A. Kent and son are in towr from Providence.
 J. B. Jolly, county school superin tendent, is making an official visit O. the schools of the county.
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewar and Ranger Leon Kneip went out tc Providence today.
 J. Q. Stephens left on this morn ings train for Los Angeles on busi ness trip of two or three weeks.
 Chas. J. George, of the Lincoll Gold Mining company left for To Angeles yesterday.
 J. c. Herndon has returned iron his trip to Apache county attending court.
 Elk lodge tonight at s o'cloc sharp. All members are requested t be present. B. H. Smith, E. R. NJ. H. Dodge, of the Gold Basi Mining company, operating on Groor Creek, has returned from bis visit t Cleveland, Ohio. Frank Contreras and Miss Perfect . Narvaris, of Congress, were marie at Hotel Burke last evening by Prt bate Judge Hicks. . s. c. Reese has returned from a tending the National Grand Army el campment at Cleveland, Ohio. E 1 says there were 5000 old soldiers line on the day of the parade. | Dr. J. R. Roper has gone to Sam . Ana, where his wife has been visitin
 for a couple of weeks, for visit al,
 of a few weeks, when they will retm
 together.
 f c. s. Fly, we'll known photogr : pher of Tombstone and ex-sheriff Q Cochise county, died recently
 Tombstone. He was at one time 5 resident of Pheni1. t Eastern parties representing a sy O dicats of brewers have been loekiI e over the ground with the view
 erecting large brewery and i d works in Tucson.
 The contracting firm of Fifeld al
 Gallagher of Phenix, has received n ' ticecthat their bid was the lowest al - - best for the building of the gover = ment reservoir at Fort Grant. T " contract has not as yet been let.
 They have discovered anott ,r mother ledge down in the vicinity Ior I Stanton. This makes to or th1 ,a mothers for the lodes in that secti N Now if the daddy" lode could
 discovered the mining question -- that section could be settled. 1n The streets continue to send fol ' a dusty appeal to be sprinkled. P - ties doing business around the pl;
 as well as others who have occas L. to visit the business portion of K town join in the appeal. ., The business part of Los Cat H. Cal, was destroyed by fire on Sumo Ire morning. The loss was placed 'sS Sl50,000, about one-seventh of ys total loss falling on one man. AmC rn the sufferers was a brother of A. eSt Edwards of Prescott, who has b ys, burned out three times. IS Hon. J. W. Norton who served " county of Yavapai in the territo
 legislature, of 1897 as member
 the council, is today paying Pheni
 visit. Mr. Norton has long been
 admirer of Phenix and can boas r many friends in this city. Recer \. he was asked the question whetht " was bis opinion that Phenix wo