Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-01

slTTERS
 Loss of appetite means weak diges-
 ton. A dose of the Bitters before meals will strengthen the stomach,
 restore the appetite and cure Head
 ache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia and
 Constipation. Be sure to try it. For
 sale by all druggists.
 "The Perfect work of patience" and
 The Constraining Love of Christ"
 will, be the subjects of the sermon at the Baptist church tomorrow morn ing and evening.
 T. J. Norton. who has been assis-
 tant to Judge c. \. Sterry, attorney in Los Angeles for the Santa Fe com
 pany will locate ill Prescott shortly
 to practice law. He viii take the
 position vacated by Judge w. C. Campbell as attorney for the $. F.,
 P. & P. railroad and will also i've the Sante Fe's resident attorney in Pres colt.
 Our contemporary tries to ma ke capital for the democratic ticket by working on focal prejudices by say ing that If republican board of SUI pervisOrs should be elected, Prescott would have two supervisors; George Schuerman, the present incumbent being a holdOver If the democratic ticket should be elected nearly every officer would be a resident of Pres colt, "so there you are"
 The Phoenix Gazette tells about the arrest in that city of NJ. J. Far | rell, an advertising agent. This Is none other probably than the man who dropped into Prescott last spring as Uncle Josh and who later manipu- lated two or three advertising schemes. He swindled every body that he could that he had any busi- ness with and when he had run to the end of his rope here sought pastures new. The Gazette says he was sent l 10 jail for fifteen days. Three hun l dred and sixty-five days on a rock pile is about what he deserves on' ] general principles and couple of years more could be added for spe- cific cases of swindling.
 From nOnday's Daily
 Fred H. Potter, Jr., has returned | from his visit east.
 The mercury this morning dropped | below freezing point.
 A. Redewell is in town en route | from San Francisco to his home in Phenix.
 R. \. Fredericiss has returned from spending his vacation at southern California points.
 Over sixty people went to Phenix last night to see Buffalo Bills Wild West show which appears there to- day.
 The comptroller of the currency has authorized the First National bank of Tombstone to begin business. Its capital is S25,0OO.
 J. R. Lowry has sold his interest in the Prescott Transfer company to W. 4. Cline and the latter has taken charge of the business.
 Under a law passed by the last legislature voters will be compelled this year to vote in the precinct in which they are registered.
 Captain L. D. Phillips returned last night from bis visit to Los An geles. He was taken ill on his ar rival there but has fully recovered.
 Miss your breakfast, miss your din ; ner, miss your supper, but don't miss "A Chicago Tramp" at the opera house on Tuesday, Oct. :. The first show of the season.
 E. R. Coleman will leave for Phe- nix tonight to examine the route of the ?. X l.. railroad for twenty-five miles out from PheniX with view of bidding on the grading for it.
 Mrs. R. 4. Talbot entertained a , number of ladies at her home last , Friday afternoon very pleasantly. , After 8 season of pleasant social con Z verse delicious refreshments Were , served. |
 That those resolutions which are causing ,., Courier editor such per ' tuibation oi miHd. were regularly in { troduccd in ant passed by the re- { publican convention iii the regular { way. is yuUched for by J. C. Forest, 1 chairman of the convention.
 R. A. Greenhil presented this | office on Saturday with a box of , choice candy. the first machine made candy ever made in Prescott. It was nice and fresh and of a superior quality. Mr Greenhill has demon strated that just as good candy can I be made in Prescott as elsewhere, S and he deserves the patronage of our S candy eating people.
 In reply t0 our contemporary's in quiry as to the source from which the { Journal Miner received the republi t can platform, will state hat it came ' with other minutes of the proceed ( ings of the convention. Our contem- ', poraty is all of sudden taking a ! ', deep interest in the republican plat {, form II does not seem to be as meaningless as the Courier first as ! sumed.
 Wednesday evening in the base ment of the Catholic church the ladies oi the Altar society will give an apron social. All the ladies at f tending 10 bring an apron all finished I except the hem. A prize will be i awarded for the gentleman hemming i his lady's apron the neatest, also for tue poorest. Admitfance ten cents | and refreshments extra. Good time I assured. Ping pong and various ( games. 29t2 $
 The Jerome Reporter has quite a lengthy defense of J. W. Ross action at the recent republican convention. or course it is quite natural that the democratic papers should come to Ross relief and pipe their praise of him. His actions were prompted by democrats and why should they not defend him. Ross is probably more deserving of pity than censure. as any man claiming to be a republican