Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
A. Blumberg of the New York store is exnected home this week.

It is reported that the Santa Fe railroad system has ordered sivty-hve more locomotives that will be oil burners. When these are completed that system will have 200 oil burning engines with an approximate consum- ing power of 1,250,0OO barrels an- nually.
 If you want hair restorer that re- stores hair, ask your druggist for the Hawaiian hair restorer, and if he does not have it send to John F. Ash worth of Jerome.
 Manager Martin is billing the town for Herman, the great prestidigita- teur, who will appear at the opera house next week.
 D. D. Mcdonald, the hustling min ing man, will leave with his family tomorrow morning for thirty days visit in California. Mir. McDonald's profits in mining sales during the past year are estimated at about S50,- 900, in addition to stock held by him in a number of companies which are liable to be worth two or three times that amount within the next few years.
 The announcement is made that J.. Kenealy, formerly of Phenix, now a resident of Los Angeles, and Miss Helen Riordan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. NJ. Riordan, formerlyof Flag staff. will be married at the Main street cathedral of the Catholic churches of Los Angeles about the 18th of October.
 Attorney Altman has been selected to arbitrate differences between Date creek Indians and left yesterday for there to perform the duties of the position.
 The judgement of the justice court in the misdemeanor case against Joe Bush, was declared void yesterday by Judge R. E. Sloan on habeas corpus proceedings and an order for his dis charge, so far as this case is con cerned was entered. Bush was un der sixty days sentence. He is still under bond to appear before the United States grand jury.
 Harry F. Hayden and Miss Susie Coppel, of Oak creek, were married 1T Prescott September '.
 A. D. Rives, Phenix pharmacist arrived in Phenix recently and ha: , taken a position with the Brisley Drug company.
 John w. z. Earle, a well knowr shelter man, brother of Frank Earle the well known ore buyer, is in town He expects to take a position in th' Val Verde smelter.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Vii lard of Cottonwood, a daughter.
 While the condition of W. E. AlleI is still very serious, his attending : physician has hopes for the recovery One of the worst features of his cas, is his inability to take nourishment on account of the nature of hi : wound.
 R. A. Talbot and A. E. Kilpatricl have formed a co-partnership in thu . painting business and will shortl. open an office in West Prescott. MT Fitzpatrick is a partner of Architec
 Fitzpatrick.
 The family of the Journal-Mine editor is under obligations to Wm
 Nelson for fine lot of doves, th'
 finest that have graced their tabl'
 this season.
 Born, in Los Angeles, to Mir. anC
 Mrs. Ed. NJ. Blake, a daughter. 3 Mrs. E. w. Butcher is expected il 5 Prescott on Saturday of this week.
 The people of Prescott can maken'
 mistake in patronizing Dr. Geo. B Pratt, Arizona's leading optician, wh, . will be here next week. Dr. Prat 9 comes well recommended by ythe lead
 ing business and professional men O
 Phenix, where he has resided for ove 9 five years and where he enjoys an eve } increasing patronage. He will mak
 regular trips to Prescott and all hi
 work is fully warranted. He is glaC to be able to refer the people to Col ]. and Mrs. Wilson, who are now in th' 3 city.
 The Kansan publishes the follow , ing: You can say just what vou'v, i, mind to-" we heard fellow say tn . other day, mo poor man can afford t , have beef steak every day when it , worth fifteen cents pound-you be , your life we cut it out at our house. ! Tken he took a good, big chew O Star plug" and walked up to thu track like a gentleman" and plank
 ed down sixty cents for game o pool he had just lost. Queer world ! isn't it.