Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-09

time, If no unforeseen accident occurs to cause them delay.
 Ullman & Reynolds opened their new wholesale and retail liquor store yesterday afternoon in the J. L. Fish CT block, corner Montazuma and Good win Sts. The new store is called the Kentucky Liquor House and is fitted up quite handsomely, having restau rant in the rear. A car load of barrel led goods and a large assortment of fine bottled domestic and imported stock is attractively arranged while some very large casks of wine occupy stands by the front door. Music was furnished during the evening and a very attractive lunch was spread and enjoyed by the host of callers who wished Messrs. Ullman & Reynolds success in their new home.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 The board of supervisors were in ses- sion yesterday.
 Thos. E. Campbell returned yester- day to his home in Jerome.
 We want every man in town to come in and see our overcoats. Ed Block.
 Barker Northrop returned on Mon- day from his visit to Phoenix.
 Capt. W. F. Meeks returned to Mar tinez on yesterdays freight train.
 J. Addison Reavis, of Peralta land grant fame, was in town on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. FenneIl left yes terday for the east on a brief visit.
 See our special value in mems un- derwear at soc per garment.
 Ed Block.
 Prof. A. J. Matthews of the Tempe normal school, spent Sunday in Pres cott
 Will B. Mansfield and Mrs. Flora Remeline were married on Sunday evening.
 M. G. Burns was in town yesterday from the Mark Twain which he Is op- erating.
 Majors Connett and Flynn, of the Salvation army came up from the south on Monday train.
 $500 and 8. 50 hats, good styles, but broken sizes, are all going for g % while they last Ed Block.
 Joe Wilson, jr., and wife left yester- day for Vallejo, California, where the young mans parents reside and where a position awaits him.
 The board of supervisors were in session yesterday but aside from audi ting the bill of the county recorder no business was transacted. The board adjourned to Wednesday morning.
 The following scores were made at gun club shoot out of pos sible 9 each: Morin, 20, IT; Justins, 13, P; Ballenger, IT; Valentine, IS; Mcdonald, 16, IS; Archambeau, 19; Marks, II; Pickett, 21, 9; Lewis, F, IT; Goodman, 14, I6.
 The November term of court conven- ed on Monday and venire for twenty United States grand jurors, returnable November 28th, was issued Court then adjourned until Thursday morn- ing, November 10th, when the venire | for the territorial grand jury issued | some time since is returnable and the | calendar for the term will be called | also.
 General Baldwin, accompanied by his aid-de- camp, Lieut.. H. A. Drum, and by W. H. Osborne, of Minneapo- lis, and H. A. Lowe, of Colorado | Springs, arrived in Prescott on Satur- lay nights delayed train and are the guests of the Yavapai club. On Mon- lay afternoons a detachment of cavalry rom Whipple, appeared in front of he club rooms and escorted the gen. ,raI to Whipple Barracks. The gener- Il will remain here for a few days.
 Democratic papers are heralding he fact that Jesse R. Grant is SUD- porting Parker for president. This tenn is sent on its rounds each presi- lential year in slightly altered form. Jesse Grant has been a democrat for several years and would naturally sup port the democratic nominee His de- ection to democracy has not made my perceptible change in the usual republican majorities.
 A special train was sent to Ash Fork )n Monday to meet E. P. Ripley, president of the Santa Fe companv If l