Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-02

the place real home like appearance.
The dining room is also appropriately |
furnished with fine furniture and /.
dishes, while the bed rooms shows
few of the fine things the firm handles
in this line. l.. F. Fournier, the |
decorator and advertiser for the firm
is certainly an artist in his line and |
is making some great hits in the win
dow decorating business for the b. B. |
Co.
From 1onday's Daily.
Douglas is building a $40, 900 school
house,
J. c. Herndon was a passenger for
the north this morning.
I. C. Job returned this morning
from a business trip to Phenix.
j. V. Shepard returned few days
ago from three months visit east.
J. L. Munds left today for the
Verde valley on a brief business trip.
Watch for Weary Wayside and the
downfall of the "Coon" at the play
Friday night.
The freak, the freak, Weary wayside
from Way back. Don't fail to see him
Friday night.
A. j. Herndon returned this morning
from short trip to Phenix on insur-
ance business.
DR.. P. H. Rolf, of Poland, and II.
P. Anewalt left last evening for Castle
Greek Hot Springs.
The bondsmen of Henry Pitts have
withdrawn and he has been surrender
ed to the officers.
Mrs. Wilmot Pentland left this
morning for Ash Fork where she will
remain for some time.
Mrs n. o. Murphy returned yes
terday from visit of several days
with friends in Phenix.
A milk COW belonging to Mrs. W. II.
Smith gave birth this morning to
three we'll formed calves.
The Needles Eye reports fall of
dew recently at Needles, which it says
is very unusual happening there.
J B. Grand returned to Cataract
canyon this morning after having
spent several days in Prescott with his
family.
Rev. Hyatt of the West Prescott
Methodist church, south will COM
mence a series of revival services this
evening.
After being out since Saturday
afternoon the jury in the Ewing case
came into court this morning with a
verdict of acquittal.
Walter Castel and J. NJ. Russell,
who have been in Prescott for several
days as witnesses in the Ewing case,
left for their homes in Kingman this
morning.
Jacinto Gotta, charged with perjury
in connection with the Goddard muir
der trial was arraigned this morning
on the indictment and was given I'M
til Tuesday to plead
Mrs. Z. W. Wells and Mrs. n. o.
Murphy went out to Chaparral this
morning in response to a telephone
that their brother, Lee Banghart, was
very i'll with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Mabel Asche came up from
/ Bisbee this morning for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jospeb
Engle. She had the misfortune to
lose her purse ON the train between
Phenix and Prescott.
The Sand Brick company received
an order from Jerome a few days since
for 500, 600 bricks. The company is
being flooded with orders and have
enough now in to keep them running
for several months.
The three new engines which the s.
F. P. & P has had ordered for several
months, arrived in Ash Fork today
/ aud will be brought to Prescott to-
morrow. They are said to be fine
specimens of up to date locomotives.
They are equipped for burning oil and
will be put into commission at once.
Mrs. NJ. f. Merin returned home
today from San Francisco where she
has been for the past three months
visiting with her parents. She was
under the DOCTORS care the greater
part of the time she was away, having
been in very poor health for some
time. She returns home greatly i'm
proved in health however.
The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination on
January ., 1904. at the usual places
! to secure eligibles from which to make
certification to fill a vacancy in the
position Of inspector Of general mis-
cellaneous supplies, quartermaster'
department, New York, \. Y, at $500
per annum, and other similar vacan-
cies as they may occur.
musical treat is said to be in store
for the citizens of Prescott on the
evening of December u, at which
time the Ladies Guild, of the Episco-
pal church have arranged for the ap
pearance in Odd Fellows halt of ".
Waugh Lauder, one of the greatest
pianists travelling. The ladies have
gone TO considerable expense to secure
him and they promise the music
lovers Of this city something very rare
on this occasion.
Rev. E. o. McIntier held gospel |
temperance services in the Methodist |
church last evening at which he made /
a brief address Other speakers dur /
ing the evening were +. c. Powers. F. /
A. Kendall, Messrs. McCash and Bis
hop and Mrs. f.. A. Talbot. There |
was q large congregation present and |
great interest was manifested in the /
meeting. Total abstinence pledges
were circulated among the congrega- |
ton and received the signatures of a
great many present. It is the purpose
of Rev McIntier to hold such meet
ings monthly.
From Tuesdays Daily.