Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

Are you going to the show tomor- row nighti
 Have you tried those home made | candies at the Imperial-fresh every | day. If
 Cold lunches of all kinds at the Imperial. If Don't forget the dance after the show tomorrow night.
 Chase & Sandborn's Seal brand | coffee, with pure cream, served at the Imperial. td
 Tickets for the show tomorrow night are now on sale a. the Brisley Drug Go.
 A trial order of Imperial home made candy will convince you that tbat candy is the best. If
 "A Husbands Mistake" tomorrow night.
 The event of the season tomorrow night.
 The Blade says snow fell in Flor ence last week for the third time in twenty years.
 Little Maud Hanna will sing a new and popular coon song entitled My Creole Belle" at the Opera house to- morrow night.
 Have you got your tickets yet for the show tomorrow night.
 Capt. L. D. Phillips returned last night from his visit to Los Angeles on business.
 No extra charge for the dance which will take place immediately after the show tomorrow night. Candies manufactured fresh every day at the Imperial. If
 Don't fail to see Dan O'Neil in his buck dancing speciality tomorsow night.
 Father Bennett's condition is re- ported to be improving at Hot Springs.
 Get your tickets at orce, for the show tomorrow night ani be sure of a good seat.
 Ted Coleman, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Coleman is recovering from a spell. of pneumonia.
 E. E. Greenwood left for the Brad shaw mountains this morning where he is engaged in mining.
 J. B. Hooker has been awarded the contract for carrying the mail be- tween Prescott and Walnut creek and between Dewey and Camp Verde.
 A. P. Gunther, miner, formerly of Wickenburg, was married recently in Kansas to Miss Hughes, whose brother and sister reside in Tempe.
 An eastern man coughed up a pen ny which slipped down his throat nearly twenty years ago. No, it was not Uncle Russ Sage, though it reads strangely like one of his acts.-Ex.
 Mike Lawler and R. H. Row came in from their Treasure Vault mine to- day, the former having been called to the sick bed of his wife, while it is presumed the latter came in to see his best girl.
 Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Ham, ilton Bones will entertain the Lime Kiln club at the opera house on Mon day evening, Feb. 10 from eight un- til eleven o'clock. The public is cor dfally invited to attend. Notice for the sale of tickets for this occasion will appear later.
 During the recent cold snap in Bradshaw mountains, pipe in a stove connected with d hot water boiler froze up in Mir. Fielding's Kitchen. When he built fire in the stove an explosion followed wrecking the building and injrripg Mir. Field ing who came to town for medical treatment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Bate left on last nights train for Phenlx for months visit for the benefit of the formers health.
 Henry Goldwater has sold out his business interests in Prescott to his brothers and it is said that he will go to Seattle to engage in business.
 The welcome news has been receiv- ed at this office from a reliable, though not an official source, that the building of twenty-one cross walks have been ordered by the city council.
 Major Horace Nj. Russell, in charge of the California business of Doug las, Lacey & O., arrived in Prescott last evening for brief business visit here.
 Oysters and coffee at the Imperial.
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 Debtors in Siam, when three months in arrears, can be seized by the creditor and compelled to work out their indebtedness. Should a debtor run away, his father, his wife or his children may be held in slavery until the debt is cancelled.
 c. M. Hamilton has moved his shoe shop to the Scopel block, Montezuma street, where he is prepared to do all kinds of shoe repairing as before. A. c. Hamilton, his brother, has har- ness shop in connection, and will soon put in a complete line of harness and saddles. All work done prompt ly and guaranteed. 2-4-lw
 Three little boys of this city were talking about the time and places of their birth recently. "I was born in Texas" said one, land I know where the house is, too.' The next little fellow said: ''I know where I was born too. It was right here in Mex ico and can take you to the place" :" The third little boy said: II don't know where I was horn but I know that there vast any body al home but grandma and me. cause my maw was at the club" -Ex.
 A fire started in the barber hop. adjoining the Cabinet saloon at Me Cabe on Sunday night destroying both buildings together with num- Der of other small building located near it. Nothi lS could be done to- wards extinguisbing the fire, and it had made such rapid progress when discovered that very little was saved from the buildings. The property was located across the street from Ed Wagers hotel, but the latter was not dnmaged.