Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-04


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 Hale; an oil painting to Mary Smith; an embroidered center-piece to Mrs. F. A. Davis; fancy work piece to Mrs. W. A. Cline; hand painted sofa pillow to Leon Kneip; an embroider- ed sofa pillow to Pete Mackin; 2 meerchaum pipe to Mrs. R. E. Nor rison; hand painted berry bowl to Juanita Morrison and a chatelaine watch to a young lady of Congress
 D. M. Clark proprietor of the steam laundry today engaged the new build ing being erected on Cortez street by J. W. Dougherty, and on its com pletion will move his laundry into it
 Now is a good time to get rid of a lot of articles for which you have no further use, hut which might prove useful to others, by donating them to the rummage sale.
 The attendance at the Catholic fair last evening was as large if not larger than the previous and the interest unabated. A regular Thanksgiving turkey supper was served and a Thanksgiving ball given.
 J. D. Wakely has the honor of being the only attorney who at this term of court has succeed ed in securing an acquittal of his cliant. The only one indicted who escaped conviction was defended by him.
 D. NJ. Clark has recovered from the effect of his recent burns, so that he is able to be around again. He and his wife will leave on Sunday morn ing for San Barnardino. California, tc remain until MT. Clark's recovery is complete.
 The murderer of Marshal Pete is in custody at San Carlos and Sheriff Munds has gone after him. If he had been caught by the Indians who were in search of him, the services of an un' dertaker rather than a sheriff would have been needed.
 A report comes from Nogales that Bert Alvord, the Arizona train robbel and outlaw was recently shot and killed while attempting to hold a man up in Mexico. The man was a store keeper en route to the Sonora M. & M. company's mines at Tabuta- ma.
 Second hand clothes of all kinds at the rummage sale, cheap.
 Little Harry Ling has been en- gagged by the Elks for their minstrels Dec. 5.
 Big stock of magazines for sale al the rummage sale.
 The jury in the Pigg case failed to agree.
 Reese M. Ling drew a SEQ gold piece at the fair on Thursday even- ing.
 Rummage sale continues all next week.
 Fred Venator of Jerome Junction is in town.
 1 Reese Nj. Ling took party to Me Cabe this afternoon.
 Mrs. Jay Allen of Willow Creel has been quite sick for several days
 c. A. Randall is in town iron Lynx Creek, where he is engaged ir mining.
 Gov. R. c. Powers expects to go tC Los Angeles next week toremain dur ing the winter.
 Mrs. Smith is working to make tn, Del Sarte musical and literary enter tainment success.
 Catholic fair closed last evening There was good attendance, a gooC time was had by all present, and tn evenings proceeds were correspond ingly large.
 c. M. Barbour of Westerly Rhod Island, is visitor to Prescott. MT Barbour is warm personal friend O brother of B. H. Smith and the lat ter is showing him the country. The, went out to Groom Creek today. H. A. Suttle left today for his hom in Reason, Illinois, after a couple 0 weeks visit to this section lookins over its resources. During his visi he became identified with the minin, interests of this county and expect to return soon again. Prescott hotel arrivals, Nov 3C Geo Davis and wife, Big Bug; H l Mcdonald, New York; c w Plat Kirkland; G B Mclean, Buffalo \ Y; H A Sattle, Beason, Ill; NJ : Alwens, Maxton; James Malley Huron; J Helms, Jerome; Miss Ston, Jerome; Chas Bulsford, Kenney, III James Gillespie, Providence; Ed Sal ron, Los Angeles. , The Journal Miner was in error las . evening in stating that Mrs. D. N Clark was going to California. Sh } will remain in Prescott and have pei sonal management of the laundr business during Mir. Clark's absenc, } Ed. Shumate has sold his busines : to c. w. Rogers of Los Angeles. Nil Shumate has been a resident of Pres , colt for several years and has mad himself very popular and will b l missed from business circles her l; Chas. Raible has also sold his interes in the business to Mir. Rogers. Tn ? latter is d very pleasant gentlema , and from appearance seems worth r successor to Mir. Shumate, A telegram from Needles 10 th Los Angeles Herald says that th . blame for the Franc0nia wreck ha I: been placed ou Conductor Higgir ) and Engineer M,lliams of ths Wei } boppd traip, They bad orders to ru