Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03
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 Ex-Recorder Johnson is in town as a spectator at the convention pro- ceedings.
 For Sale-Horse and Elkhart run about, or horse separately. 307 South Marina St. 9-2-6
 St. Joseph's academy opened this morning with a larger attendance than any previous year.
 Ex-Governor and Mrs. N. O. Mur- phy and Mrs. F. M. Murphy returned from the east with F. N. Murphy.
 MT. and Mrs. L. B. Kent, of the Oriental mining camp, left for Buf falo, New York, yesterday for d visit.
 Charles Myers and family moved in last week from Grapevine gulch and are occupying one of the Otis cottages in Otis addition.
 Lost-Between Mt. Vernon street and Cortez street blue tissue veil with white dots. Finder will please return to this office. 9-2-6
 The Labor Day races at the race track yesterday were well attended. and some interesting races were run. A "dark" horse, owned by forest ranger, won the principal race.
 Liar, cur, coward, traitor and such epithets was sample of the Ian guage used by Secretary Ryan of the democratic convention on Saturday night.
 James Rybon of McCabe returned this morning from visit to Tomb stone. He says it is the hveliest camp he has seen for long time, His father, Ben Rybon, is now in the sheriff's office at the above town. He says that people are arriving there daily by the stage load and the town is having boom.
 Candy Maker R. A. Greenhill has found his business increased so much of late that he has been compelled to secure more room for it, and has ex- tended it several feet further back. i MT. Greenhill manufactures an ex- cellent quality of candy and sweets of all kinds.
 There was notable increase in the [ number of applicants for admission to St. Josephs academy this nor ing. At o'clock the four spacious class rooms were filled and the Sis ters were obliged to telegraph for extra desks to accommodate the in creased attendance.
 There was large attendance yes terday at the Methodist Sunday | school picnic. Everything would | have passed of very pleasantly but | for the presence of a gang of young hoodlums, who took special pains to annoy a Chiaaman, and when the latter resented he was hit over the head by piece of iron pipe.
 Mary, the seventeen months old ! daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Metzler, died at 6 o'clock this morn ing. Cholera infantum was the dreaded disease which robbed the little one of its life and forever stilled the childish prattle--the pride of its doting parents. No arrange ments for the funeral have as yet i been made.
 "Billy won," and as a consequence Mrs. G. w. Olds is by all odds the happiest woman in Prescott today. Billy is Mrs. Olds, valued driving horse, and through the persuasion of friends she consented to have him entered in the Labor Day races. When the home stretch was being covered, with Billy far in the lead, the vociferous manner in which Mrs. Olds gave vent to her enthusiasm would lead one to infer that she was a native of the 'blue grass state," where thoroughbreds are idoIized by the fair sex, instead of that torri6 old state of states, California.
 Death is always a sad occurrence, but in some instances it seems to be attended with greater features of sadness than others. Such an one occurred yesterday morning in the demise of Mrs. E. J. F. Horne. Their little baby. born on Sunday evening, is also dead. MT. Horne has the sympathy of the community in his affiiction. During recent years Mr. Horne has been called upon to sui fer more affiictions in the loss of dear ones than ordinarily falls to the lot a human being during the same period of time. The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
 Hildreth's sponges are worth double the money. If .
 Buy ticket to the Sunday school 4 picnic at Iron Springs next Monday.
 For sale--l,OOO pounds of good babbitt metal. For price apply at this office. If
 The tabulator attachment on the Fay-Sho typewriter is the neatest fl appliance of the kind vet introduced. See Herndon & Philpott, rooms II ii and F, Prescott National Bank bldg.
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 Insure your property with Martin dell, Horne & O., who represent six teen of the leading American and Foreign Fire Insurance companies. All losses promptly and satisfactory adjusted by J. H. Clinkscales, who is a member of said firm. 3-1O-tf
 There are a few more packages left at the Golden Eagle store, which we will sell at five for S1.00 to clear up all. The person buying the last package will receive a handsome present. S-25-tf { To Rent-Two alcove bedrooms, suitable for two single men; use of bath. Apply corner of Summit st and Western ave. If
 To the Ladies of Prescott and Sur rounding Camps - The weather is s now cool; we are now making the finest Chocolates, French Fruit, Nou- gat and Bon Bons. Come and see us making them; fresh every after noon. R. A. Greenhill, T