Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-04
SCOTS Emulsion
You will find it just as useful in summer as in winter, and if you are thriving upon if don't stop because the weather is warm,
 soe. and Sr.oo, all druggists.
 SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York

School Superintendent B. F. Joll is moving his office into the cour house today,
 The oft recurring talk about tn danger of the public school buildin, is being indulged in at present. | is said that in order to allay all fea in the matter on the part of the par ents whose children attend the schoo expert mechanics will be employed t examine the building thoroughly be fore schOOlOpens. That there are som dangerous looking cracks in the wall of the building is plainly in evidence
 Dispatches from Mindoro tell how Lieutenant Hazard of the Third cav airy, commanding troopof Macabeb, scouts captured the American scout Howard, who as leader of the Filipi nos had been annoying the Americans for many months. Ferguson, ont of Lieutenant Hazards civilian scouts, disguised as an insurgent with eight Macabebes, penetrated into the camp of Colonel Atienza, com manding 240 rihemen and 200 bolo men, at night, located Howard, bound and gagged him and led him away without disturbing the camp.
 A Chicago jeweler says that when he began business and before he knew the value of newspaper adver Using he used hand bills and othel schemes. Today" he tells Printers Ink, T would place all these method. in the wasteful list" In reply to the question as to the most effective method he replied: There can bt but one answer and that is the news paper. AS much as anything else i: what newspaper is for. It meet: every requirement"
 MONDAYS DAILY Roses today at Wooster's.
 Labor Day is a national holiday.
 J. c. Forest is reported to be quite i'll.
 James Sias the Big Bug merchant was Ill town today.
 Opening night of billiards and poo at J. P. Dillon's this evening.
 No paper on Monday on account ol it being Labor Day.
 Ben Blanchard left for New York two days ago on business trip.
 Lous Minacei left this morning fol New Jersey.
 Dr. Livingston, a prominent citizen of the Verde valley, is in town.
 A large party came in from Iron Springs today for the matinee.
 Roses today at Wooster's.
 Attend the Sunday School picnic on Monday at Granite Dells.
 Monday will be observed as holi- day.
 The banks and Postofice will close on Monday on account of its being a holiday.
 Roses today at Wooster's.
 "The Brand of Cain" at the opera house tonight.
 MT. Prahm came up on today's train from Hillside.
 Carnations today at Wooster's. Monday being Labor Day pub lie schools will not open until Tues day morning.
 Miss Kate Heiser has returned from spending her vacation in Cali fornia.
 Mrs. W. C.. Lentz, of Phenix, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Scarborough in Prescott.
 The athletic club proposes to give good sparring and wrestling exhi- bition next Wednesday night.
 NJ. c. Parmley came in yesterday from the Dividend mine and left thi, morning for his home in Pasadina.
 Carnations today at Wooster's.
 The United Moderns have organ ized lodge at WinslJw. The order is growing very rapidly.
 Ringling Bros. circus will give al exhibition in Phenix on Monday, Sep tember 23.
 There will be a "chalk talk" at the Methodist church at tomorrow's $ ser vices.
 The granite columns of the new Palace saloon were placed in position today.
 H. E. Armitage came in yesterday from Castle creek where he is opera. ting the Hercules group of mines.
 A good time was reported by all who attended the Congregations Sunday School picnic yesterday.
 Brently and Bruce Piper, sons oi AIr. and Mrs. J. \. Piper. and Arthur Gales left this morning for San Jose California, to attend school.
 Roses today at Wooster's.
 Two new stars will appear at tn | Union saloon this evening. One i from Cape Nome and one from Sal { Francisco.
 Ed Voigtlander and family vii leave for Los Angeles, where the, ! expect to reside in the future. ! J. E. Byles superintendent of tn Divident mine has returned iron spending his vacation in California.
 Ben Clay of Jerome has retired from the butcher business and is de voting his entire time to the stoc business.
 Miss Alice Campbell has been en gagged to teach the Miller valle school. Miss Campbell is a graduat of the Flagstaff normal school and a bright young lady.
 "A Live Church. will be the morr ing and Great Straining vs. Came Swallowing" the evening theme a the Methodist Episcopal church, Ma ina street, tomorrow.
 Con-racto~ Sturtevant is pmpin , 550,00O gallons per day now. I'll machinery is running smoothly aB everything is giving satisfaction