Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-08-28
TUESDAYS DAILY.

Iron springs on Monday.
 Bob Brow's Dutch Oven' has been anchored on a lot on Montezuma street, north of Brinkmeyer's. -- New fall stock, Hanan X Sons shoes at Blocks. S-22-4t
 The Sunset telephone company is preparing to build line to Groom creek.
 Special sale now on at the New York store. Big reductions in all summer goods. S-19-6t
 New Mexico officers are enforcing Sunday business closing law OF the statutes of that territory.
 Did you see the new tulip ties at Blocks? S-22-4t
 J. A. Martin is in town from Me Cabe, where he is in the employ of the McCabe Mining company.
 Miss Daisy Marshall, who with her sister spent last winter in Prescott, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Peter, died at her home in Tennessee few days since.
 We wont be ashamed to have you tell anyone you bought your suit at Joe Wilson's for S10. And you wont be ashamed to wear it any where.
 Dr. J. S. Barrett returned last even ing from flying visit to San Fran cisco. He says the Frisco strike is demoralizing business not only in that city but all through Central Califor- mia.
 Contractor Sturtevant yesterday commenced his ten days continuous pumping test of the new Del Rio water system. He is required under the contract to pump 500OO0 gallons daily for that period before the plant will be accepted by the city council Mir. Sturtevant has had considerable bad luck with his contract, but has labored energeticallv and it is hoped has overcome all difficulty.
 Mir. W. w. Wood, north Granite street, near Gurley, will sell all his furniture and household goods (being II rooms) at public auction on Aug. 2S, 1901, beginning at ? o'clock sharp. This house contains good lot of fur niture, new carpets and mattings. 3 good cook stoves, lots of bedding. etc. The sale will be large one and you can look for bargains. G. T. Tinsler, auctioneer. 2t
 Miss Harriet Hudson had the mis- fortune today to lose her purse, con taining quite sum of money, rail road ticket to Los Angeles and vari- ous mementoes and keepsakes, of no interest or value to any one but her self.
 A rumor was in circulation today that W. J. Hesser, better known as ''Baldy" Hesser, former well known resident of this section, had shot and killed man recently at San Diego. No particulars were learned of the tragedy. further than that it was re- ported to have been unprovoked.
 Dr. J. c. Solomon, leading eye. ear, nose and throat specialist of Los Angeles, is in our city to remain for ten days. All those suffering with diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat should not fail to embrace the opportunity and consult the doctor at room 109, Hotel Burke. Dr. Solomon comes highly recommended from leading citizens of Los Angeles. lot
 Bob Stein, former Sheriff of Mo have county has been in Prescott dur ing the past few days renewing ac- quaintance with our people. He has not been in Prescott since 1886. He is engaged in mining now in the Bill Williams Fork country.
 A very interesting lot of mining news was received today too late for this issue of the daily Journal Miner and hence cannot appear in the week ly issue until next week.
 Did you ever try on one of Joe Wilson's celebrated King Quality shoe? Sold here at the same price as in the east. $50 all shapes and styles.
 Mrs. Dickson was the successful guesser which drew beautiful piece of furniture at the New York store Saturday evening, with which she is very well pleased.
 G. T. Tinsler, the auctioneer, has a big lot of furniture and household goods to sell on August 2S (Wednes- day) on North Granite street. Look out for the red flag. 2t
 Henery Schuermau had horse die with colic OF some kidney trouble. while at the Bend last Tuesday, h. having just come in with his first load of grapes this season. This is the second misfortune which has befalleu MT. Schuerman this year. Early in the spring his house and furniture, together with several thousand gal Ions of wine, were destroyed by fire at his ranch at Oak creek.-Jerome News.
 There was slight rainfall tSs morning.
 ''Oil and Where to Find it; Likely Locations on the Frisco Line" is thr title of very neatly printed and handsomely illustrated pamphlet just published by the St. Louis aid San Francisco railroad.
 O. c. Ainsworth, Passdena capi- talist who has mining interests in this section, left for his hopAe this morning after visit of three or four days ir this section. Mir. -Ainsworth. who i. an old Colorado mining man, is great ly impressed with the possibilities ot this country and predicts a great future for it.
 Furniture given away at the New York store every Saturday evening See window. S-l9-6t
 r. l.. Kastner returned Sunday night from his visit to- relatives il Canada. He was absent about si, weeks.
 Rumor has it that W. E. Wicks. o Mayer, was married recently to s handsome and rich widow in Lo Angeles.
 Auction sale of furniture and house hold goods of II rooms August 18th beginning at o'clock, on NortI Granite street, between Gurley ant Willis streets. There will be bar gains. 2t
 The Ruble Theater company playe,