Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-02
MONDAYS DAILY

A cold wind blew all day Sunday and at night the temperature fell rap idly, the mercury this morning regis tering five degrees above zero. -->You can get the best Sl.5O shoe, or the best Sl.50 pants or the best suit of underwear for S100 at Wilson's.
 Judge R. E. Sloan left this morn for Los Angeles.
 $ Oyster cocktails and hot tamales at Shumate's.
 c. S. Dunning, formerly; city en- gineer of Prescott, died in San Fran cisco last week.
 2 Sweet, Orr & Co.'S goods are war ranted never to rip. J. W. Wilson has them in, engineers Ovealls, jumpers and corduroys.
 -s NIT. and Mrs. Geo. Wood have re Etarned from their visit east.
 Nice lunches of all kinds at Shu- mates.
 Mark Bradley is in town from Hill side.
 Sweet cream for table use at Shu- mates.
 H. M Gibbes, the well known Je- ln:ne attorney, is in town on land of flee business.
 at Fssh csshdsI Sgt G{Sta5s gssFsr 6O' per # quart
 MT. and Mrs. Gerge H. Cook came up from Phenix Saturday morning to attend the silver wedding of NIT. and Mrs. J. c. Herndon.
 American Beauty and La France roses and carnations for sale at Woes ter's. If
 Thomas Megeath; the capitalist and mining man, will leave in the morn ing for visit to Los Angelas.
 Missouri sweet cider at Shumate's.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned yes terday from a professional visit to Phenix.
 Quilts and blankets for the miner Sl.50 to S2,50. A better quilt for $500. High shoes, hob nailed shoes. California flannel underwear; just the thing for the cold spell at J. W. Will sons.
 A pointer is furnished in this issue to Prescott visitors in Phenix as to the proper place to get their meals. See the advertisement of Coffee AIS.
 Nice lunches of all kinds at Shu- mates.
 It is too cold to sweat but we can sell you an all wool sweater for S2.OO. better ones if you wish at J. W. Will sons.
 Saturdays telegrams announce the failure of the London & Globe insu- rance company, of London. The fail ure was followed by the failure of over a dozen other firms.
 For Sale-A screw cutting lathe and full outfit of tools; swings lOgx42 inches. Apply to Chas. L. Parker.
 c. T. Lewis, the Ash Fork merchant Is in town today.
 Lost.-A girls gold paddock brace let, with three silver and two cold friendship hearts, each one engraved with names. Finders will be liberally rewarded by leaving at this office.
 Oyster cocktails and hot tamales at Shumate's.
 Members of Barret Post, GAR. are requested to meet tomorrow. Tuesday, evening at 7:3O D. m.. at their hall for installation of officers for ensuing year. Geo. D. Kendall. commander.
 Missouri sweet cider at Shumats's $.
 Cut flowers of all kinds for sale at wooster $. Dec7tf.
 The New Years eve prize ball given by Gales & Frieis promises to be q highly enjoyable affair, as nothing is being omitted by the management to make 1t so. Besides the silver medals the following firms have donated prizes: Barthel & Stocks, Goldwater Bros., Ed. Block and c. B. Linn. Sup per will be served at the hall by the ladies of the Relief Corps. All good people are cordially invited. Admis- sion to the ball, S1 per couple; extra ladles, 70 cents each. Contests for dancing open to all desiring to enter. Gales & Friels, dancing instructors.
 Fresh bulk and canned oysters re- ceived daily at Shumate's.
 Hot tamales, wienerwurst. sand wiches, pies and fruit cakes served with Chase & Sanbon coffee at Chandler x Hooker. Tele. 209. If
 We are not out for an office. but are out for your trade, and want it. Come Tn 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.
 Lost-A pair of silver trimmed spectacles. The finder will confer a favor by returning them to Cooks jewelry store. If
 MISS Emile Cole, with the Alba Heywood company, is the kind of singer the public delight to listen to and honor. Her voice is sweet and sympathetic to degree, her articula- tion as distinct as though speaking. so that at no time does one lose q word of the story. Miss Cole is a pupil of the celebrated Swedish sing CT, Mile. Lime. Her home is in Lon don, but since coming to the states four years ago she has met with un- qualified success. Her two years as understudy in the Bostonian Opera company has thoroughly schooled her Tn the art of ballad singing. until there are few that can equal her. These qualifications, combined with her personal charms and beauty. bring to her the highest artistic sue cess. Miss Cole will be heard here on the evening of January 4th, with the Alba HeywoOd company. A Oysters cooked in all styles at Shu- 1 Before buying Christmas goods. call and see our stock. Chandler & Hooker. If
 Found-A gold ring in the finger of pair of new gloves at J. W.