Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-10
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c. P. Wingfeld, the Huron mer- chant, was in town today.
 F. Bixby, the Ash Fork stockman, came Tn on last nights train.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Pace have gone to Los Angeles to reside.
 The Brisley Drug company has commenced moving into its new store.
 There is an active demand for Me Cabe Extension stock in the east.
 Mrs. A. J. Knoblock of Jerome is visiting her friend, Mrs. R. N. Ling, in Prescott.
 Coolest place in town and best place for glass of beer. Comet Grotto, basement of Lawler block. $
 J. H. Emmert, of the S. F.. P. &P. railroad will return home this even ing from two months visit east.
 The Comet Grotto in the basemen of the Lawler block, is the coolest place in town. Best beer , cents. *
 Passengers from Phenix this morn ing state that thermometers there registered LIS in the shade yesterday.
 J. W. Thurber, the contractor of the railroad cutoff, was in town to- day. He expects to have the new line open by October l.
 Dr. H. E. Stroud of Phenix has gone east to study tuberculosis in Dr. Carl von Bucks sanitarium at Ash vile, N. c.
 B. H. Smith has receiued a letter stating that his uncle, Guilford Hath away has so far recovered that he ex- poets to return home in few days.
 W. B. Glore, a Yavapai county mining man and Mrs. Olive G. Hoge, of Phenix, were married in Phenix re- gently.
 Forest Supervisor Stewart rounded dp his rangers again this morning to fight fire on Groom creek, near the Lynx creek divide.
 Word has been received by the railroad company that a portion of the steel for the Hell Canyon bridge has been completed.
 Holder of ticket No. 659 has not yet put in an appearance at H. w. Laskey & Co.'S for the bicycle offered by them.
 Boston brown bread and baked beans every Saturday at Collins ice cream parlor. Cookies and pies every Wednesday. 7-9tf
 A two-year-old child of Mir. and Mrs. Slobohm, residing on Pleasant street, East Prescott, died yesterday morning and was buried last even ing.
 An effort is being made to have Miss Reyes make balloon ascension on July 14, the anniversary of Pres cott's big confagration.
 There will be an auction sale Thurs day, July 11th, beginning at ? o'clock of the Al & Pete Restaurant outfit. Do not fail to be on hand as every thing goes.
 The voting proceeds of the Elks cane amounted to about $500. Char ley Hooker of Jerome was voted the most popular man in Yavapai county, the vote being 2,245.
 A few scattering drops of rain fell this morning. There was just enough of it to be recognized in Prescott. while vast of town there was suffi- cient to produce a beautiful rainbow.
 Commencing tomorrow morning the northbound train will leave Phe- nix at 4:20 a. m., instead of 11:30 D. m., arriving in Prescott at 1923 and leaving at 10:30 a. m. and will make close connection at Ash Fork with west bound trains.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals :-J H Hall. Montana, Mont; Walter Polk, Denver: E H Conger, Des Moines, Iowa: u Cavanaugh and wife, Des Moines, Iowa; c P Wingfeld, Huron, Ariz: i c M McManus, Phenix, Ariz; Dan McGlone, Mayer, Ariz; E S Osborne, Kingman, Ariz; H L Bixbv. Ash ! Fork, Ariz; J w 2hurber, Ash Fork, 1 Ariz; J J Davis, Ouray, Colo; Mir and l Mrs F A Davis, city; Chas H Bush i nell, Crown King, Ariz.
 -D1op in and see us You'l be as welcome as sunshine. and we're sure to make clothier friend of you. J. ! w. Wilson.
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