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


 Mrs. E. A. Rogars left yesterday for four months visit with relatives in California.
 The work of impaneling a jury in the Powlas murder case has been in progress today in the district court. Full dress suits. The Stein-Bloch make. Call in and try one on at Ed Blocks. tf
 Good, heavy feeced underwear for 5Oc per garment. Ed Block. If
 John B. Stetson hats are all right. You can get the new shapes at Blocks. tf
 Tombstone expects to increase her population 1000 within the next six months.
 The best S2.5O and $500 shoes in the world can be found at Ed. Blocks. If
 A man caught in the act of stealing a paper from a door step was senten- ced to ten days in jail.
 Judge Sloan went over to Kingman on Sunday on court matters and re- turned last evening.
 The Stean-Bloch suits and over coats fit well and wear we'll. Ed Block, sole agent. If ,
 Mrs. S. Reed of Seattle has opened barber shop in the Parker building opposite the Journal Miner office.
 Hanan & Son shoes, Burt & Pack ard shoes, and Hamilton & Brown shoes can be had at Blocks. If
 When you need a good suit of clothes don't forget the Stein-Bloch make. We sell them. Ed. Block. If
 E. M. Sanford returned last even- ing from a professional visit to King man, where he has an extensive prac- tice.
 w. A. Steele, representing B. C.. Dewitt & Co.,, proprietary medicine manufacturers of Chicago, is in town on QlS TcSuldI duuudl Nlole.
 Rev. E. B. Taft will preach at the West Methodist church this evening. Services will be held there every evening during the week.
 O. F. Place has returned from the east. NIT. Place is interested in a new mining company which will operate in this section on an extensive scale.
 St. Johns has just had its first con viction of a man for selling whisky contrary to the recently enacted pro hibition ordinance.
 County taxes are coming in quite lively. Compared with last year at the same time, about forty per cent more taxes have been paid this year than last.
 The United Moderns will give ,s two-bit social Thursday eveninssDec, 12. Dancing will be the amusement of the evening. Come and have a good time. St
 Carl M. Dies representing Dun. ham, Darrigan and: Hayden Co, oi New York and San Francisco, dealers in hardware, mining supplies and sporting goods, is visiting Prescott.
 James Shirley telegraphs from Buffalo, New York, that the New York supreme court has confirmed the lower courts decision granting receivership of Cobre Grande com pany.
 The members of the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church desire to specially thank Messrs. Hugo Rich ards and Judge J. J. Hawkins fol donating the use of the room for the recent rummage sale.
 The usual social dance Friday Friday night, Dec. 13, at Dougherty': hall, given by the Friedman's. Gooc music and good time assured to al those who attend. Admission 50C each person. 5t
 The Albuquerque Citizen remark: that the reduction of letter postage tC one cent an ounce in this country ii not recommended by the postmaste general nor is it demanded by tht people. Neither would the posta revenues justify such a reduction a this time.
 The board of supervisors has ac cepted the plans for the improvement of the plaza that were submitted D, the landscape gardener from Phenix and work has already commenced carrying out the plans. The plan provide for serpentine walks and tn . planting of trees and shrubbery anC eventually of making lawns. The Journal-Miner has been com plimented for the fine, artistic print ing of the prospectus of the Baumanl Copper company. It is pronounce' l, by all who have seen it the fines . piece of job work ever turned out il Prescott. Parties ill need of fin printing should take note of this ant send their work to this office.
 J.F. Wallace, editor of the Wins tow Mail, was thrown from buggy short time since and sustained inju ries from which he died a few hour , later. He was seventy years old an had been in the newspaper busInes all of his life. He was formerly tn editor and proprietor of the St. John Herald and since 1894 has been loca ted at Winslow.
 The jury impaneled at Kingmal f to inquire into the Franconia wrec on the Santa Fe the morning of No 20 and place the responsibility, ha rendered verdict holding the cre' of the west bound flyer and the raj road company equally responsible fC the wreck and the consequent loss ( - of life. The company is censured fC running fast trains against each otht = on such short time.
 Wanted Several persons of cha acter and good reputation Tn eac state lone in this county required) advertise old established wealth business house of solid financi; standing. Salary SlS00 weekly wit expenses additional, all payable cash each Wednesday direct frol
 head offices. Horse and carriage fu O-f-