Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-12
THE CITY
 AND COUNTY

A R. Sweet left for Los Angeles to- day.
 Ben Blanchard was passenger for tl4e east this morning.
 J. c. Martin left this morning for Flags aff where he goes toact as a judge in an important contest case.
 A. R. Fleishman, the mining man, left this morning for a business trip or several weeks in the east.
 NJ. E. Conboy, representing the wholesale drug firm of F. W. Braun & Co. of Los Angeles, is in the city
 Red Men meet tonight. Officers will be placed in nomination for she ensuing term.
 The party who has the magic Ian tt belonging to the A. O. U. w. ! please return same to the hall.
 -so cut flowers sold at Wooster's | Stationery store are very nice these da If
 ake+50 cents to Joe Wilson's l aI de it for Sl0 suit of under A two to one shot.
 f sHeekin's "MagnoIia'' Coffee. For Sale by. The Bashford- -Burmister ( many.
 Wood, the mining man, has re I,d from a visit to the Nam | moth mine which he has been inves- ! hgating for eastern capitalists.
 Lost - Pocketbook containing papers of value to owner and sum of ! m1ney. Leave at Hotel Burke and l re i've reward.
 o-1ltf Jas. H. McClintock.
 $. Jones of Phenix is in Prescott ] for few days in the interest of the i order of Fraternal Brotherhood, of I which he is prominent member. He ! is also representing the firm of A. T. | Morris, large cigar manufacturing conce n, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Drink Heekin's "MagnoIia'' Coffee. For sale by The Bashford- -Burmister Company.
 OllCCbdl Ol IuO GCdlNdIlOu Army, will visit Prescott Wednesday and Thursday, June 12 and 13. and | will hold meetings at the Congrega- tional church on the 12th at S:30 D. n., and at the Salvation Army hall | on the 18th at pm
 Major Jas. H. McClintock, the we'll known newspaper correspondent of Phenix, and wife, arrived in Prescott i this morning for a few days visit. Major McClintock was a prominent ! candidate for appointment as Secre- tary Of Arizona, which persimmon has recently been knocked by Isaac T. Stoddard of this county.
 Every man who ever wore one of Wilson's S2.50 hats knows its value better than we can tell. You'd be surprised to know how many $500 men there are that have tested them to their entire satisfaction. Every shape and every color you find in the s5.00 agency hat, we duplicated for $500.
 Prescott hotel arrivals June 10: Mrs F NJ Elder and daughter, Phe- niA: Theo Hockmeyer, St Louis; O D Bans, New York; Ben Blanchard, Kansas City; R Harrington, Crown King; WI Loovorn, Atlanta, Ga; J,-rles Burch, Harry Redwine. Los Angeles; W B Boardman, Colorado Springs; Al Joslyn, Groom Creek.
 We might say fine things about or Sl000 special suits, but purchas- el. vii spread the news soon enough. W ycn.
 The Coronado Tent City band has jU' lade tour of Southern Cali f0 and set the people wild. The nt "pers are full of praises for this q i'd musical organization.
 T. Congregational and Baptist churches held very interesting chil- d ms day exercises on Sunday, the ft in the evening and the latter Ii morning. The services at both pii 's were well attended.
 Special sale of coIored shirt waists at 5Oc each, beginning Thursday, June I3, at The Bashford-Burmister Co.
 We haven't all the clothing there isAJF nave we ''the best" but we have as good as any, and better than many. See our S10 line of suits. They are the pick of the town. J. W. Wilson.
 Fen S. Hildreth returned this morning from Phenix, where he had been packing for shipment the ele. gant drugstore fixtures he recently purchased for his Burke Hotel phar- mHcy, which will be opened in short til le. The fixtures will arrive tomor TOW and will be put in place at once. They have been pronounced by those who have seen them to be the finest in Arizona, and will be in perfect har mony with their splendid new quar- ters Tn the Hotel Burke building.
 Dr. Hendryx, owner of the famous E npire mine on Groom creek. and ( who has been visiting his property there, left for Los Angeles this morn ing. ( -D1op in and see us. You'll be as welcome as sunshine, and we're sure to make a clothier friend of you. J. W Wilson. i E. E. Ellinwoed, the well known at ; torney and politician of Flagstaff. passed through on the north bound tri in this morning for his home in the ( Sl yhgh' City. Mir. Ellinwood in- ] 10 med Journal-Miner man that he in ended to remove his family to P, escotf in a few days and would oL } law offices in this city, which he tir 'Jv h-lieves to be the coming me tr. lolis of Arizona and a great min in. hub of the southwest. He will fit up the finest suite of law offices in thr territory.
 Children's Carnival of fancv-dances { an grand ball for adults. given bv M B. H. Smiths Dancing class. I Dake's opera house, Friday night. ' Jure 14th. Adults, 75c.; children. 50c if The following officers were elected by the K. P. lodge last night: Geo. Henry. P. C.; Geo. Wing, c. C.;E.C. Averyt. V. C.; E. E. Osenburg. ME; W. J. Craft, K. of R. and S.: L. o. e Lewis, prelate; D. NJ. Clark. NJ. A. V