Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-18
The firemen will give New Years

The firemen will give New Years ball.
 The time for killing deer has ex- pired under the law.
 H. Kruger is in town from his min ing camp in the Black Hills.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers of the Phenix Republican is in town.
 James Stretzel from Jerome. will remain with the sheriff ninety days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards en- tertained number of friends at din ner last evening.
 The B.-B. company have received a carload of Christmas furniture. Some choice pieces. 12-17-tf.
 See those fine meerchaum and briar pipes at Agard's Bazaar. They make nice Xmas present. St.
 S. J. Holsinger, special agent of the interior department arrived here from Phenix yesterday on official business.
 Decree of divorce was granted to- day in the district court in the case of Cordelia H. Miller against Frank lin c. Miller.
 E. NJ. Elliot, vice supreme chancel- Tor of the United Moderns left today for San Francisco to spend the holi- days with his family.
 The average man may not like work, but he approves of it just the same. This is shown by the crowds which stand and look on when work is being done in public places.
 Wanted-One hundred shares Yer de King Copper stock. Address stat ing price, E. s. Swift, Tucson, Ari- zona. 16-17
 Dr. J. W. Burns, brother-in-law of Prof. B. D. Billingh.:rst, arrived on last nights train from the east for a visit to this section and may possibly decide to locate here permanently.
 Druggist Herbert Peutland, and J. c. McCready, of the Journal Miner office, returned last evening from hunting trip to the head of William son valley. They brought in some fine venson which they killed Satur- day.
 A lady representative of The Van Camp Packing Co. is at the B.-B. company's store, demonstrating the virtues of their pure food products. Do not fail to call and taste these goods which are served hot. The epicure has an opportunity worthy of investigation. No charge. 12-17-tf.
 Dr. Day, special weather beareau observer, said today: 1t has been colder here during this last freeze than it has been during any Decem- Der within the last ten years" The instrument shows the lowest temper ature reached this year was 4 above zero.
 The advertisement of last evenings Journal Miner of Busmister & Sons that baked beans and soup would be served today at their store by Miss Ziporah Johnson, representing Van Camp of Indianapolis, was a mistake. The dispensation will commence to- morrow and be continued two days afterwards. Miss Johnson is quite a charming young lady and vivacious conversationalist. She entertains very prettily.
 Wanted.-Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state lone in this county required) to advertise old established wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Salary $500 weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage fur nished when necessary. References. Enclose self addressed stamped en- yelope. Manager, 3l6 Caxton Build ing, Chicago. 9-1l to 1-1-02.w
 Hobos have become so numerous and audacious at Jerome Junction that the railway company has put on special watchman whose duty it is specially to protect their big wood piles. The hobos have been using lavishly of the heaviest sticks so that the loss by their theft has been quite heavy. Placards appear now in nu- merous positions. No camp fires al- lowed within yard limits Prescott ton will be pushed vigorously ior- violation.
 Work has been commenced on iht grade for railroad connecting Dou- glas with Naco. The line will either be built from Douglas station U: Forest siding, twelve miles tLis si!e of Douglass. The building of this line will give Naco and the Cananea railway direct connection with the El Pdso and Southwestern an l wall obviate the faul over heavy gade from Douglas to Don Luis. Work was commenced at this time to tahe advantage of the railr,ai exemption act passed by the lust legislature .- Bisbee Review.
 The NJ. E. church Sunday school will have large ship loaded with presents for the children on Christ mas eve. Santa Claus will be pres ent. Preceding the distribution of the presents there will be a literary and other interesting exercises, but the programme will not be long. The officers of the Sunday school are at tending to the preparatory work. This Sunday school is noted for the fine character of its Christmas trees annually. The children of the Sun day school will have charge of the services at the church Sunday eren- ing December 29. The occasion will be their Christmas musicale. There will be quite an elaborate programme as the Sunday school in general will take part.
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