Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-09
The United Moderns lodge installed officers last evening.

officers last evening.
 After the installation of officers at the Eastern Star chapter last night a very enjoyable social time was had by the members and their invited guests. Mrs. B. H. Smith presided at the piano while the officers were installed and also furnished music afterwards to all who desired to dance. Refresh ments were served during the even ing. Mrs. A. Borders, officiated as grand marshal during the installation exercises, the following being the officers installed: W. M., Mrs. J. L. Munds; W. P, A. A. Johns; A. M., Mrs. A. P. Smith; C., Mrs. A. A. Johns; Sec'y, Miss Hattie Oliver; chaplain, Mrs. Scarborough; organist, Mrs. N. Levy.
 We are not out for an office, but are out for your trade, and want it. Come in and see what we can do for you in the line of an overcoat or suit. It is a pleasure for us to show them, even if you don't buy. We can fit you from head to foot. J. w. Wilson.
 Mention was recently made in these columns of the failure in London of the London and Globe Insurance company. The information was based on an Associated Press tele- gram, but was erroneous. The insti- tuition was a financial one and not an insurance company. Owing to the similarity in names many people have confounded it with the Liverpool, ! London and Globe Insurance com pany, one of the strongest institutions of the kind in the world. The latter company after the fire of last summer paid out a large sum of money in Prescott, to its policy holders, being one of the leaviest losers of all the companies, and great many policies in the company are still held in Pres colt.
 The mercury lodged at twenty de, grees above zero this morning.
 Nice lunches of all kinds at Shu, mates.
 c. B. Linn. the jeweler, prior to the holidays, invited representatives oi the Prescott newspapers into his store and told each of them to examine his stock and store and then for each tC write him up holiday advertisement without any suggestion from him. He promised Q prize of a beautiful rib
 bon bedecked horn to the one who would perform the task the most ar
 tistically. Yesterday he decided the contest by awarding the horn to T. L
 Harris, of the Journal-Miner. While not given to boasting, it may not bc considered egotistic in this connection to mention the fact that for wording !, an advertisement, or putting it il type in the most artistic and attractive shape, as well as presenting it to tn, largest number of readers the Jour nal-Miner takes the lead.
 Quilts and blankets for the mine 50 to S2.50. A better quilt fo $500. High shoes, hcJ nailed shoes California flannel underwear; just tn, , thing for the cold spell at J. W. Vii , sons.
 c. A. Peter Jr., is attending busi : ness college in San Francisco. The recorders office is experiencin, a rush of business just now. An incident which caused consider able amusement to those who wit messed it occurred on election day o the west side of the plaza. An ad vertising streamer, containing tn words ''Whose Baby Are You?" wa posted up on the wall of building A man with a bigger cargo of whisk aboard than he could well manag came along and without seeing tn poster or without knowing of its ex istence, dropped anchor just beneat it, leaning mp against the wall of tn,