Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-25
opportunity of attending will miss it
il they are not there.

opportunity of attending will miss il
il they are not there.
The ladies' speciality house will be
opened in the new Wilson block, on
West Gurley street, tomorrow morn
ing. Mrs. Kennedy will have one of
the prettiest stocks of goods, that will
especially appeal to the ladies, that
has ever been shown in the town.
A valuable mare belonging to j. E.
Mccoy, which was on pasture near Del
Rio, was brought to Prescott yester.
day to receive treatment for injuries
which she had received by falling into
ditch. When the mare was found
she was in bad condition as she was
not able to get out of the mire, and
had cut herself badly with her hoofs
in attempting to free herself.
The preparatory department of st.
Joseph's academy gave a compliment
tary entertainment to the academic
department yesterday. The program
was carried out with the usual finish
and excellence which characterizes
the literary efforts of the convent
girls. One of the principal features
of the program was the drama "a
Laughable Error" which occasioned
much mirth and laughter.
s. ]. Holsinger has resigned the
management of the Standard Iron
Co., at Canyon Disblo. Mr.. Holsing
or will enter the service of the forest
~ bureau. He has been in the ser
vice of the government for a good
many years and has been an efficient
official. His first work in his new
field will be the examination OF por-
tions of the San Francisco mountains
forest reserve for the purpose OF max
ing plans for the reforesting Of the
reserve. -Coconino Sun.
The news agency on the s. F. P. &
P. complain that some one has appro-
priated one of their fine albums which
they use on the train to show views of
some of the principal business houses
of Prescott and Phenix and also some
of the scenic views of the territory.
These albums are for the free use of
passengers on the train and have been
greatly appreciated by travellers visit
ing this section, and if the book will
be returned to the news agents on
either of the passengers a reward will
be paid for it.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces an examination on
December 8, 1903, to secure eligibles
from which to make certification to
fill a vacancy in the position OF
paleontologic craftsman in the geo.
logical survey, at $3.50 or $500 per an
mum, and other similar vacancies as
they may occur. Also an examination
on December Is, 1903, to secure elig-
ibles from which to make certification
to fill a vacancy in the position of
assistant engineer and electrician, U.
S. penitentiary, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, at 5000 per annum, and other
similar vacancies as they may occur.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are preparing very unique
sort of social affair, or entertainment
we scarcely know what would be the
proper title for it. 1t appears to be
a kaleido-teloscopic concern, with
something to please everybody, from
the sub-conscious ego to the CASTRO
nomic department. 1t purports to be
a Tour of the World in 80 Minutes.
There will be several magic changes
accomplished by means of the prossic
bus. This Seven W onders- of-the-
World affair will occur on the after
noon and evening OF Saturday, Nov.
2Sth.
Ed Wingfield and wife, of the Verde |
valley, are in Prescott today purchas-
ing the winters needs in clothing,
groceries, ETC., and also to pay taxes.
The Journal Miner Office was not !
overlooked by Mr.. Wingfield who re-
plenished the dilapidsted Office wam-
pun belt with few good republican
dollars, and left instructions not to
let him miss a copy of the paper as it
had come to their home so long that it
had grown to be a fixture and they
could not keep house without it. Mr..
and Mrs. Wingfield are among the ex-
cellent citizens of this part of the ter
ritory.