Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-16

the deed.
 The proprietors of the Imperial have a fine display of fancy candies in their window. They keep the fin est candies to be had.
 Harry Elliott has sold the house and lot on the correr~ of Willis anc 1 Pleasant streets to s. W. HigIey, anC the latter is building an addition tC | the house.
 Harry Heap of Phenix is in Pres colt for a months vacation. Mrs Heap has spent the summer here and will return to Phenix with her hus. band at the close of his vacation.
 William Greenwood returned last night from a five weeks trip east dur ing which he visited Niagara Falls, the Buffalo exposition, New York and several Canadian towns. He says he enjoyed every minute of his visit but is glad to get back to Prescott again.
 Only two bids were presented yes terday for building the new school house. One was from T. T. Hine, the other from Hummer & Sparks. The contract has not been awarded yet. The highest bid was for about S3S,ooo.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Aug 10: H c Ashley, Chas D Houghton, Los Angeles; John P Darling and wife, McCabe; Geo J Rockwell, Chicago: Geo W Hull, Jerome; Mrs s J Me PhersOn. Summit: John T Stewart, U $ Geol Survey; Ida Rose Flagstaff; Mrs Emma Holcomb. Mrs Hattie Jones, Mrs Cunningham, Los Ange- les; J Forest, Prescott.
 Probate Judge Hicks yesterday en- tered an order and judgment in the matter of the estate of Thos. c. Lar son, deceased, settling accounts filed by the bondsmen of the late John Burkes, who was administrator of the estate. The bondsmen are held for the sum of S451.45, collected by Burkcs but not accounted for. A cash balance of S793.95 was ordered distributed between the four brothers and sisters of the deceased.
 H. W. Laskey & Co.,, the enterpris- ing clothing men of the lawler block have an advertisement in the Journal Miner which is worthy of perusal by all. It will be remembered that the firm on the Fourth of July gave their customers a chance in a bicycle. Now they have a graphOpbone which they propose to give as Christmas pres ent. The instrument is one of the very latest, plays all the up to date tunes and uses either the large or small records. Every purchaser gets a chance in this talking and singing machine.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Oct. 9, 1901: B McManus, Phenix; Chas E Tavett, Los Angeles; Mrs Fisher. Los Ange- les: Wilber Mayer, Mayer; Miss Stringfeld, Chino; E $ Estlinger, Los Angeles; c o Williams, San Francisco; J E Nelson, San Fran cisco; c P Wingfeld, Huron.
 W. s. Pratt has taken a thirty days leave of absence from his position as agent of the s. F. P & P. railroad company. Mr. West of PhehiX, for merly at Jerome Junction, is expected today to take charge of the office. .dr. Holder. one of the early em- ployees of the company, is at present ! in charge of the office and when re- lievcd by Mr. West will go to Phenix to take charge of the freight office there.
 D. D. Mcdonald has returned from his visit to California.
 $. C. Rogers is in town from his home in Charmingdale.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine re- turned this morning from Phenix. c. W. Hull has returned from an extended visit to California.
 John D. Wilson, proprietor of the Pima Paragon, died recently at Naco, Arizona, after a Protracted illness.
 Miss Isis Hall. formerly in charge of the Prescott High school was mar ried recently to Geo. c. West. The event took place in the east.
 The new list price of the Prescott Steam Laundry is certainly doing the business, the past week being the lar gest in the history of the institution.
 The pastor of the Methodist Epis- copal church. Marina St.. having re- turned from conference. all the regu- l lar services of the church will be held tomorrow.
 Deputy County Treasurer Ed Wright has designed a tax receipt which shows up the exact property that one is taxed with. 1t is a very complete affair.
 4. C. Hardison, an enterprisine young man of means of Los Angeles . is in town. AIr Hardison has re ; gently purchased the Gladiator mine and will commence active work in it: development.
 Thomas R. King and his two nephews have cut seventy-hve tons o wild grass hay on their place in Big Chino valley. They state that the ! grass was better there this year thar t has been for several years before. , Mir. and Mrs. Geo. C. West hav, rented Mrs. E. W. Dutcher's resi-
 dence for a year and moved in yes
 terdav. Alr. West succeeds Mir r Pratt as station agent of the s. F ]. P. & P. railroad in Prescott. Beginning with Sunday morning
 October 18th, the pastor of tn s Methodist Episcopal church, Marini b street. will preach a sermon on eacl g of the great doctrines of Christianity - These sermons will be preached a s the regular morning services.
 Edward E. Horton. one of in 1 worlds greatest of magnetic healeri : is in the city of Prescott for a limite l. time. He can be found at 307 Ea, !. Union street. Diagnosis and consu e tation are free to all.
 T J. W. Brown. who has returne
 from a business trip to Castle Cree if hot springs, says he saw that piece ( e silver ore from the new strike nei h Wickenburg. He says it weighs se' IS enty five pounds and is nearly pun e silver.
 y Miss Juanita Morrison, daughter , Is R F. Morrison, returned tO Presco