Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-09

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 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 4oo Pearl St., N. Y.
 soc and sr.oo; all druggists.
 J. W. Earle, the ore buyer for tho Val Verde smelter, was in town or Sunday.
 Miss Clara Criley returned Satur day evening after spending six weeks in Los Angeles.
 Mike Pagan left Prescott last Sat urday for Albuquerque, where ht goes to permanently locate.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon have returned from their visit to the Pan American exposition.
 The sparring contest next Monday night will be for twenty rounds in stead of ten as previously announced
 These mornings are suggestive oi the short era of profanity which usu- ally occurs at the "putting-up-stoves' time.
 Mrs. Julien Mallard and daughter Ruth have returned from Philadel. phia, Penn, where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. A. Averyt will leave Oct. 15 for visit of several months in the south and east, and Miss Little will go to Phenix, Oct. 15. The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church is preparing to give dinner in one of the vacant store rooms down town next week.
 G. H. La Be-teu left for Phenix on Saturday night to remain during the winter. He spends his summers in Prescott and his winters in Phenix.
 Mrs. J. V. Shepard has returned from four months visit spent in Southern California. a large portion of it being at Tent City, Coronado.
 MT. Alley of the Palace cafe denies that he has sold that popular institu- ton or that any one will take charge of it this evening or at any other time.
 F. O. Hatch of San Francisco, gen eral passenger agent for the Pacific coast of the Maple Leaf railroad, left for Phenix last night after a few days visit in Prescott.
 c. c. Sroufe, resident engineer of the Southern Pacific company at Tue son, has been appointed division sup erintendent of that road with head quarters at Tucson.
 Ben Braffets and Miss Nellie Me Kenzie of Mohave county were mar ried in Prescott on Saturday, Septem- Der 2S, 1901, by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks.
 Next Friday evening at the Baptist church a reception will be given for the new pastor, Rev. Taft of Roches- ter, N. Y. Rev. H. B. Long will make the speech of welcome. Other speakers will be announced later.
 A. W. Edwards returned on Satur- day night from a visit to Castle Creek Hot Springs. He says that with the new improvements which have been made there recently this is one of the finest resorts in the country.
 Disbarment proceedings have been entered in the district court of Coco nino county against Geo. W. Glow ner, an attorner of Flagstaff, for al- legged fraudulent and dishonorable conduct.
 R. c. Brown is very sick at his home on Church street, resulting from the bite of mad dog. About three days ago MT. Brown was bitten in three places on the arm. It is fear ed the case will be a serious one. Arizona Citizen.
 The editor of the Journal Miner strongly endorses the action of Gen. eral Charles H. Grosvenor in requir- ing a certain share of the proceeds from the sale of his book to be set aside for Mckinley monument fund. Our readers will see an advertisement of this book in another column of this paper.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Oct 6: Cha. E Lowett, Los Angeles; Alex H Hoffman, Cleveland; G J Rockwell New York; Walter Goger, Bisbee; Fred Tovrea, Prescott; Rudolph Hoff Los Angeles; M R Riley, Minnebaha; J c Walk and wife, Victor, Colo.
 Prof. B. D. Billinghurst took the corps of teachers of the Prescott pub. lie schools out to Spruce mountain for picnic on Saturday. They had a good time, as the scenery of that section cannot be surpassed any place.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Crawford whose place of residence is in Tucson arrived in Prescott yesterday iron the east and will remain for a few days before returning to the southern metropolis. Mir. Crawford is a mem Der of the live firm of Geo. H. Cool & Co.,, well known throughout Ari zona in the jewelry business, and has charge of the Tucson branch of that firm.
 The many Prescott friends of Joe Campbell of Jerome will be pleased to learn that he is branching out anC is now an owner in the extensiv, meat house of Tovrea & Go. of tn, Sulphur City, acquiring an interest | , few days ago. Since becoming business man, Joe is contemplating also move in the expansion lin socially, and it is said will soon b lassoed by the matrimonial yoke, al , of which is joyously regarded by hi friends here.
 J. J. Riley, the well known maga zine writer, miner and artist, ha placed a couple of fine pictures ol . exhibition at Wooster's. One is small one of mission, the other quit HOSTETTER'S
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