Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-11

Il You can get that thing which yo 1T want at the Rummage Sale, next t
 Arizona Bank.
 C Mrs. E. H. Conger and her littl
 son have returned from atwomonths le visit in Los Angeles.
 J. S. Springer of Alliance. Ohio. i l. visiting this section, looking over it
 mineral resources.
 ye Miss Olive Fisher has returned
 from a visit with her sister, Mrs n Mrs. Harry k. Tritle, in Phenix.
 Col. Dougine has returned from q l. protracted visit east, to look after his 9. mining interests in this section. n Mrs. J. c. Forest recently gave an
 exhibition at her residence of her
 hand painted China, of which she has
 large assortment of beautiful work. , Murray McInernay is quite ill at his | room in the Prescott hotel. He has | been confined to his room fora couple t of weeks, but his condition during
 the past few days has been quite
 serious.
 Capt. L. D. Phillips, who went in to Los Angeles to take his Thanks
 giving dinner with friend, expecting
 to return on Sunday night, has been
 called from there to Mexico and will not be in Prescott for week yet.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
 gave the second of their monthly teas
 at the residence of Mrs. F. M. Murphy
 on Tuesday afternoon. It was
 social and financial success. These teas are becoming quite popular, al
 though but recently started.
 The overtures, medleys, and songs to be used in the Elk's minstrels | which have been arranged by Prof. | F. w. Watkins are all new and strict ly up to date, and will be a treat to all lovers of music.
 The rescue of Miss Stone from the hands of the brigands by the pay ment Of the ransom would be very satisfactory thing for her and her friends. The precedent may, how ever, prove serious to others who have occasion to travel in that country.
 Prescott hotel arrivals Dec }: W L Dudon, L A; F H Baldwin and wife, Mrs James Stukey, Thomas Thompson and wife, L Days, Walker: k G Mccoy, Pine City, Col; Ed Whalen, L A; John O Freeman, Will Hams; Sam White, Jerome; Andy Talbot, Kansas City; Kindell Butch. Jerry Shine, Joe Galloway, John Ma { hany, George Johns, Butte, Mont.
 As Christmas present the Santa Fe railroad system will wipe out all { the demerit marks that have been I made against the trainmen and thus l give all delinquents new start. This !. Is an interesting experiment. Will it l. stimulate the trainmen to perfect work, or will it incline them to care lessness in the expectation of a repe- tition of such leniencyi-Ex.
 Chas. Lytton, an experienced res I taurant man, has taken charge of the F Comet Grotto, in the Lawler base f ment, and proposes to put it in fine t and will run a first class il restaurant and short order house. This is one of the best equipped and f. best located places in Prescott and r, under his skillful management ought . to be one of the finest in the terri ., tory. . .
 W. H. Cook of Williamson valley is in town. c
 Ed. Shorty Reynolds was admit d led to the hospital today. h
 Probate Judge c. P. Hicks is quite 4 4 sick, confined to his bed. u Mrs. Barkley will leave Saturday a, or visit of two weeks in Phenix. JoI J Mrs. J. B. McNally left yesterday el or Jerome for visit with relatives. lo Mrs. J. E. Barkley will go to Phe- V V lix tomorrow for a two weeks visit. 0' Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart |, vent out to McCabe today on busi- ia ia less. al Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fisher expect to R cave for trip through California ar Dec. 20. pl D. D. Mcdonald left this morning o1 or Jerome to look after his mining co interests there. ou
 tn MT. Theo. Price, after spending al wo months in Prescott, has returned 0 the east. Mrs. Louise Kellog, who has been pi isiting her sister, Mrs. A. D. Adams, he eft yesterday for her home in Cali stl ornia. a Go to the rummage sale for dresses, TIT hirt waists, hats, shoes, comforts, co amps, stoves and anything you want he t lowest prices. tn Miners and workingmen can get re, plendid bargains in hats, coats, ia, ants, shirts, ties and shoes at the m sale near Arizona Bank. ie, A mortgage was filed for record Jo oday from Thos. Shultz to c. F. Rib- an tt on the Prescott Prospect for S6,- lot %. dr At an election of officers held in E.; lew York yesterday by the board of f,,, ,, irectors of the S. F., P. & P. railroad, toI o le old officers were all reelected. ro' o Arthur Murphy arrived here on SUI Wednesday, evening from Los Ange- res $, and has taken position with c. |, '. Rogers, successor to Shumate & vis aible. io Miss Sharlot Hall of Dewey, Ari- vol ma, is the guest of Mrs. J. L. '"- .unds. Miss Hall recited one of her pens at the Monday club meeting nix lis week. Some one stole the ink well from fro le public desk of the Postoffice last T ght. That is about the last article Gr ound pOstoffice that would not be r1a, safe from thieves. r Miss Sharlot Hall at the request of aas le editor of the Land of Sunshine. int, Ill contribute a general write up of lis section of Arizona for that publi- ] tion. It will be profusely illustra- qui q A.as