Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-08
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
OF THE
! ......CITY AND COUNTY

First class JOB work at the journal
Miner Office.
Born, in Prescott, June 5, to Nj
and Mrs. Ray Hill, a son.
Try the Prescott steam laundry witt
your fianneIs. Ixl3xt
The S. F., P. & P railroad is build
ing a large oil tank in Phenix.
George Hammer has been appoint
ed postmaster at McCabe
( PATENTS-Hazard & Harpham, Lo
Angeles. Send for free book on pat
/. ents. 4xl1X3u
Good work at living prices is the
motto of the journal Miner job office
Give US a trial.
ROOM FOR RENT-Good front
/. room, one block from plaza. Price,
$500 per week. If
Phoenix Methodists raised $1,000 a
few Sundays ago, with which to pay
off a debt on their church.
An addition is being built to the
! Cliff House. 1t will be used as an
office of the lodging house.
On the seventy-ninth ballot Illinois
Republicans nominated C. A. Deneen
as their candidate for governor.
Good cart and harness for sale. In
quire at 332 \. Mt Vernon street.
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The Eagles band has been en-
gagged TO furnish music for the Fourth
Of July celebration at Jerome.
Wolley's lung ointment - genuine
.nd good just received direct from
Mr.. Wooley by Brisley Drug Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. c. West have
moved into their recently purchased
residence on South Pleasant street.
The board of supervisors has been
in session this week, attending to
regular monthly routine of business.
Mrs. Adelaide Humbert, a native of
France. II years old, died May q, at
the residence of her son in the Verde
valley.
Six months in jail was what Judge
McLane gave two Mexicans for
stealing supplies from a wagon in
Prescott.
FOR RENT A neat cottage of six
rooms and bath, on Alarcon street.
Call at this office for particulars.
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W. J. Wilsey has organized an aerie
of Eagles in Williams. He will also
institute lodges in Tombstone and
Douglas.
Fresh home made candies, whole
wheat, brown and white bread
cakes, pies and cookies on sale at
WOman's Exchange, Union Block.
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Price Thompson will shortly open
a saloon in the room formerly oceu-
pied by Derr's tailoring establish
ment
Samples of good Job work can be
seen at the Journal Miner office. The
same kind of work can be procured |
here.
Stewart Bradford, a travelling man
who formerly made his headquarters /
in Prescott, is sick in a Los Angeles /
hospital
Mrs. J. R. Beatson is editing the |
Martinez News-Herald during the abb /
sence of Editor Perkins, attending the |
big show in St Louis.
The city has imported a dog catcher
from Fresno, California, to capture
untagged dogs. He has already made |
quite a killing" in that line.
Tom Armstrong, a former sheriff of I
ella county, has just been sentenced |
to five years in the penitentiary for
stealing cattle in Pinal county.
DR.. Smith has a piece of radium, be- |
ing the only piece ever brought or
seen here. The piece is very small, |
being only about $500 worth, or less
than a grain.
There were two or three afternoons !
last week of threatened storms, but I
none materialized, although to the |
north and northwest there were quite |
heavy showers.
Be sure and include Peach Mellow
in your next order for soda water.
Don't wait until your neighbors get |
it. NJ. E. NORM, sole agent.
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Tuesday, July %, has been fixed as
the date for the execution of fedora
Elias at Tucson for the wanton killing
of Police Officer Katzenstein of that
city two years ago.
Sheriff ". W. Cook, Of Maricopa (
county. has been importing blood
hounds for use on his stock ranch
to trail mountain lions, which have
been committing serious depredations
on his stock.
4 team from the Prescott fire de-
partment viii go to Jerome to par
ticipate in the tournament there on
the Fourth Of July On Monday, July
3. a ball game between the Prescott
nine and Jerome nine is scheduled
for Jerome Junction.
Probate Judge c. P. Hicks received
word on Monday of the death at the
Phenix asylum on June Of Martin
Ernst. committed to the above insti-
tuition from this county April %, 1908.
Heart failure and chronic mania were
given as the cause of death.
The open season for trout fishing
commenced on June 1. and the banks