Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-22
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, THE LOCAL NEWS.
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q The grand jury ignored the charge
& of illegal voting against Luther Tai
3 bot.
z There are about 200 tourists from
g Phoenix, sojourning at present at Iror
= Springs.
e Good cart and harness for sale. In.
3 quire at 332 n. Mt. Vernon street.
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& A Mexican who escaped from
& Yuma Jail some months ago has
3 been arrested at San Bernardinc, Cali
fornia.
z Gertrude Thompson, of this county,
Z has been granted a second grade GER
Z ticfiate by the territorial board of
education.
q Marian Dodnau, ten year old girl,
while teaching girl friend to perform
on a trapeze last week fell and broke
Der cOllar DOne.
Wolley's lung ointment - genuine
and good Just received direct from
Mr.. Wooley by Brisley Drug Co.
LIST
Fifeld & Gallagher have been
awarded the contract for construct.
ing a sewer at Whipple. The contract
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lars of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Cook are
domiciled in the beautiful residence of
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Lift, on South
Pleasant street during the latter's
absence in the east.
Columbus jackson, son of Sol jack
son, of Kirkland, arrived here few
| days ago for a visit with relatives
after an absence of several years in
southern California.
Good work at living prices is the
motto of the Journal Miner job Office. |
Give us trial.
The regular monthly dance of the
Commercial club was given last We'd
nesday night. 1t was we'll attended |
by the members and their wives and
proved to be very enjoyable as these
occasion always are.
A first class all round cook wants
position with good mining company,
where services of a reliable and Geo.
nomical man would be appreciated.
Address W. B. Patten, Chaparral,
Ariz.
F. E. Sturges, who has conducted
the European hotel in Albuquerque +
for the past seventeen years has sold
it to Jacob Levy of Albuquerque and
Samuel Levi of San Francisco, the
purchasers taking possession June 10.
Try the Prescott steam laundry with
your fianneIs. IxI3xtf |
The railroads have absorbed several
thousand dollars of Prescott money
during the past few weeks from people
going to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
or who have been attracted east by the
low excursion rates, as we'll as from
the customary California tourists.
The grand jury adjourned last Wed {
nesday having been in session only {
three days during which time they {
examined nineteen cases and returned {
indictments. In their report, i
the indictments found as has been the '
custom heretofore, by grand jurys q
we're not given. g
The Phoenix Republican says that
if the Prescott ball players have any
doubt about receiving a warm receP-
ton in Phoenix on the occasion of
their visit there all they need to do to 4
themselves of the fact is to
consult the weather report.
A new electric switch board has
been installed in the electric COM
pany's power house. Dring the time
the work was being done the street
,ar was overhauled being out of \
two or three days for re- II
pairs.
The dry goods, clothing and boot e,
and shoe merchants of Phoenix have Il
adopted the rule of closing their L
stores on Friday afternoons, during Y
The heated term and giving their il
;alesmen half holiday each week. Ii
Iron Springs now boasts of a first ii
Glass grocery store. O
Many of the shows belonging to the
Southern Carnival Company are re- :,
ported to have become bankrupt in =,
Los Angeles. The labor unions of V
Los Angeles, under whose auspices
he carnival appeared there, will not =
build very large temple from its :,
share of the receipts.
Fresh home made candies, whole e.
wheat, brown and white bread; n
lakes, pies and cookies on sale at :,
Exchange, Union Block. Z
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W. J. Wilsey, of Prescott, has been :
n Flagstaff this week for the purpose
IF organizing a lodge of Eagles, says
he Sun. He has been successful in
large number of applica-
ions for membership and it is prob
lble that lodge will be instituted "
here in the near future. I,
B. H. Smith is erecting a music y
lalI adjoining his West Prescott resi- u
lence for the use of Mrs. Smith with a
Ter music pupils. In addition to be- u
ng a highly accomplished and thor =
,ugh musician herself, Mrs. Smith =
possesses the happy faculty of being y
lble to impart knowledge of music
% her pupils, being very successful :
is teacher. u
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The body of G. W. McComber, a r,
New Mexico rancher, was found "
last week in the Manzuno "
His son, q. A. McComber {
resided at Msxton, in this county for "
some time and an effort to find him I
to notify him of his fathers death Il
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