Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-19

1 AAAN tonics, and you wi kAAAAAfnd the appetite in &G 1 s@ proves at once, strengtl returns, and nervousness vanishes as ney rich pure blood once more circulate through all parts of the system. S. S. S. is the only purely vegetabl blood purifier known. It contains no min erals whatever. Send for our free bool ! on blood and skin diseases and write ou physicians for any information or advicr wanted No charge for medical advice
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. ca.
 Nell Laughter is being tried toda, before jury in the district court or a charge of manslaughter.
 Sheriff c. A. Rouse. of San Bernar dino county, California, arrived ir Prescott last evening on official busi- ness.
 Frank Irvine, who was tried before a jury in the district court yesterday on charge of robbery, was found guilty.
 David Goldberg, a prominent cloth ing merchant of Phenix, is in Pres colt.
 Miss Campbell, one of our excellent school teachers, left for Los Angeles this morning.
 Miss Heiser left for her home in Iowa this morning, where she will spend the summer vacation, returning to Prescott this fall to resume her duties as teacher in our schools.
 Those Saturday evening sales at the New York Store are becoming quite popular with Prescott ladies.
 Ray Hill, who has been a devout but unwilling member of the bach elors' club for several weeks, went to Ash Fork this morning to meet Mrs. Hill who will return today from a visit in California.
 J. V. Sheppard left this morning for Denver, Colorado, for a stay of several weeks. Mrs. Sheppard will leave for Los Angeles in few days where she will spend the summer.
 A. Goldsmith, of Tacoma. Washing ton, who has been in Prescott on busi- ness for several days, will leave for Phenix tonight.
 In the district court yesterday the ! counsel for Ed. Butts, Jr., the con- victed embezzler, withdrew their mo- tiOn for new trial. Butts will ap- pear Saturday for sentence and judg- ment.-Gazette.
 E. Kaufman, of Los Angeles, is in Prescott working up an interest in oil matters with the hopes that a strong company may be organizer in Prescott to take hold of the matter of prospecting for oil in the Mineral Point country. Mir. Kaufman is well known oil man of California and has great hopes that matters. may be so arranged as to begin the work of boring for oil in the near future. A committee of citizens are working on the proposition and definite informa- tion may be obtainable soon.
 c. P. Collins and H. Heasley will go to Octave this evening on business connected with the Octave Gold Min ing company.
 NJ. w. Jones, who has been in the city for several days representing the Armour Packing company, of Kansas city, will leave for Phenix this even ing Tn the interest of his company.
 c. A. Randall is in town from Prov idence today and paid the Journal Miner office pleasant call. He re- ports things looking splendid all over his section of the county and nearly everybody prosperous and happy.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, June 13: E D Treadwell, Jerome; W A Story, c. A., Phenixr Mir and Mrs Geo A Beach and Son, Mrs s NJ Church, Miss Emma Church, Saginaw. Mich NJ NJ King, Mayer: D c Monroe, New York; Joe Busch, Walker; W J Clay ton, Prescott.
 We haven't all the clothing there is nor have we "the best" but we have as good as any, and better than many. See our Sl0 line of suits. They are the plck of the town. J. W. Wilson.
 A big crowd of school children and older folks went out on the picnic ex- cursion this morning to Granite Dells. From the way the dinner baskets pouched out as they were carried to- ward the depot this morning we should judge that big spread and lots of fun were in store for those who went.
 After tomorrow the postoffice at Prescott will only make up one mail pouch for Huron, Big Bug, Chaparral and Providence instead of three, as heretofore. This has been occasioned by tbe establishment of postoffice at Huron, which will be the distributing point for the other postoffices men tioned.
 The United Moderns held a good meeting last night and elected the following officers for the ensuing term: H. F. Lowe, chancellor; R Horsecroft, regent; Mrs. c. c. Cham bers, orator; w. G. Reese. recorder Mrs. Cline, musician; T. l.. Harris warden; ThOs Pillar, watchman; Tho, E,ra1, err,iHa