Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26
TUESDAYS DAILY.

Lace or congress, Sl.75. Ed. Block. Hamilton Brown shoes for Sl.75. Try pair. Ed Block.
 S. M. Cullom, deputy revenue col lector, came up from Phenix this morning on official business.
 Does your piano need tuningi Consult R. W. Heck. Telephone 29l.
 6-24tf
 Chief Justice Jeff Davis, of Wal nut Grove, Is in town from his bali wick.
 Mrs. D. D. Mcdonald returned to Prescott last night after a visit in Jerome.
 If your piano don't sound right call up R. W. Heck, telephone 29l. Work guaranteed. 6-24tf
 R. H. Burmister is confined to his bed with quite a severe attack of sick i ness.
 A woman patient from Jerome in the county hospital gave birth to twins yesterday.
 We might say fine things about our 5000 special suits, but purchas- CTS will spread the news soon enough. Wilson.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford returned this morning from professional visit to Phenx.
 -Dlop in and see us You1 be as welcome as sunshine, and we're sure to make clothier friend of you. J. W. Wilson.
 Wanted. Situation to take charge of rooming house, or house keeper in private family. Call at room g Sco- pei building. 6-24x3
 Take 30 cents to Joe Wilson s and trade it for S100 suit of under wear. A two to one shot.
 The Parker lucky curve fountain pen-the best. With ink At Linn's.
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 For Fourth of July banners, stream CTS and signs, see Schwartz & Hughes. Odd Fellows Bldg. 9t.
 Frank Doan, son of Judge Fletcher M. Doan, of Florence, and Miss Ethel La Chance of Phenix, were married in the latter city today.
 Twelve residents of Yuma are enjoy ing the cooling breezes of Prescott. They are here as witnesses in the trial of Miller rnd Fain.
 House of five rooms for rent and furniture for sale. Inquire at 14S South Summit. 6-22x6
 Drink Heekin's "MagnoIia' Coffee. For sale by The, Bashford-B -Burmister Company.
 Whatnamaquame, the Indian who dragged another Indian to death on Date creek some time since was today sentenced to the penitentiary for life They actually have an orchestral concert during the dinner hour at the Tent City Cafe, Coronado, Cal, which is worth more than you have to pay for your meal.
 For Three furnished rooms for house keeping. Enquire at Pros pect office, 6-19tf Haviland china and Johnson Bros the best imported chinaware, at Linn's. Make no mistake if you wish the best in the city at the lowest price. If } The city sprinkling cart was on the streets today. It will take two ol three days to get the dust in a proper condition of subjugation so it will not be responsive to the gusts of wind.'
 At Linn's a good eight day one half hour strike clock, from S3.75 up We meet Chicago prices. If No effort is apparent yet on the part of our merchants towards decor ating for the Fourth of July celebra- ton. They should bestir themselves in the matter if the town is to be dec orated.
 The jury in the case of Lille Koonts on trial for manslaughter re- turned the following verdict at l r o'clock this afternoon: "We the jury , find the defendant Lillie Koonts moi guilty, by reason of insanity"
 We haven't all the clothing there is nor have we "the best" but we have as good as any, and better than many See our Sl0 line of suits. They are the pick of the town. J. w. Wilson A sneak thief entered a mans room in Prescott on Sunday while the oc- , cupant was asleepand stole his money and shoes. He was laterarrestcd and lodged in jail and the stolen articles recovered.
 Wm. Dearing has purchased the lots on Montezuma street formerly known as the brewery lots, from Mrs Raible for S1, ,950 and it is said he will put up a brick business block on them.
 Hamilton Brown shoes, dressy and serviceable for S1.75. Ed. Block.
 The articles of incorporation of the Argyle Mining company. limited, oi London, has been filed for record in the office of the county recorder. Ii is fair sample of the articles of an , English company as it contains 16,- 900 words, the cost of recording il being S32.O0.
 Drink Heekin's "Magnolia" Coffee. For Sale by The Bashford- -Burmister Company.
 Seventeen car loads of cattle will be shipped to California tomorrow and eight car loads to Phenix. There has been quite a movement of live stock on the railroad recently and General Traffic Manager H. P. Anewalt re- ports business generally better at present than at any time during the history of the road.
 The Del Rio pump was estimated to be throwing 250,000 gallons of water per day yesterday. Commenc- ing at l o'clock tomorrow, Wednes- day, the contractor will start in on his ten days test run, the amount re- quired to be pumped during that time being 500,000 gallons per day.