Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-26
From Mondays Daily.
 St. Johns Day
 ". !. Mulsenon Is in town.

1 ". ]. Malvenon is in town. ! Oar city waler-works are about d'
 once mor,
 'inis i'as ieena breezy year in Al
 nim.
 Charley Hicks is listing property ie
 city taxes.
 Dr. Noseiy has gone to Philadelphia frcal rhenix.
 1 The board oi supervisors were in ser sion tllls afternoon. Doe. $ A smith left for his minin camp this aftefnoon. r, ]. Mccormick, who is always welcome visitor to Prescott. k in town
 Mrs. Kendall i. preparing to give coneort at m early date,
 Re,d ihe Fpnrt, oi July advertise meri iu this issue.
 Burt Daalap. oi Gralnsla county, hai gone to wssnington to press his clain for United ssntes sarshal
 Mf and Mrs. Chas A. Girdicr cam, in iioni Aultnan last evening, wben they have heea for the past six months
 E'angeli,i Guldy hss gone la Ben son md Tomisrtone Ia convert sinnerf at tis,se towns lie held sueces~fnl meetings ia Tncson.
 F.. sl. wahereil. oi Wiihe seliyilie, wls iu town to;.iay. He avs he can stllI rive employment sa aumh.r more teams.
 G.sernor wolhsy and Secretary Murphy aud wife w,ll &riive m A few days, and will spend tns Fourth of July in Prescott.
 X COW boy. named Hudsen, was Eiilei. and companion seriously wounded at Grants on he At lantic and Pacific railroad, recently.
 Mich Leo. the Navajo charged with will appear before Judge Wright at St. Johns, on writ of habeas corpus.
 Miss Imogene Gould came in from the Verde last evening. where she has heen engaged in teaching school, and left fort east this afternoon.
 Col. Harry Reed, of the Phenix Tri- bune, is en route to Prescott, via Los Angeles. The Phenix summers are too hot for fat men.
 The Flagstaff schools closed last Fri day. Miss Clara Coffin, one of the teachers, will spend the summer wish her sister, Mrs. E. $. Clark, in Prescott.
 The Sixth U. $. Cavalry hand from Fort Wingate, N. M., have eng yed to- give concert on the evening pi the I'd and play at the ball on the 4th oi July at flagstrf.
 A two.story hotel will shortly be built in Williams. The following are the stockholders: c. F. Bnyce, Geo. P. Thornton, John l.. Davis, Col. Jos. Ryan, H. G. Nelson and J. c. Bull.
 Major ]. w. Donnelly, acting land commissioner of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, camein yesterday, and made some selections oi land at the land office, leaving on this afternoons train.
 The ladies oI the Marina Street church are preparing to open another bazaar Tor the Foarth of July. it will b. loc1ted in the building on the cor nor cl Costez and Gurley streets.
 J VI. Sullivan and F. ]. Mccormick shipped train load os cattle from Ash Fork te Bakersfield, California, to-day They lave leased pasture at the latter noint. where the cattle will he f,ttened for market.
 Dr J. F. Wharton, oi rhenlx, Is Sis- itine his old home at Denver, Colorado after an ahsemce of nineteen yeers' The ,laetor was formerly cditor ol the .ncl, Mountain News, as that place.
 Tho telegraph has mixed things np sliehtl, in regard to the capture oi the train r,bber. ]. l. Smith Carl Holton was in Prescott when the telegram was received announcing smiths capture in T.x,,s, hence could not well have made t,e arrest.
 Jndge Wright will render some deci- sions al. the session of the distrietoonrt ia be held oa Thursday, when he will adiourr. the term until the third Mon day in September. He wil leave Tor st Johns the latter part of this week to onen Il term of court there next Mon day.
 Frank G. Parker, of West Pres colt, is being urged to run for school trustee at inc election to be held next Saturday. f he can be induced to accept tia po- sition, he will make good oihcer West Prescott is entitled to representa- ton on the board, and Mir. Paiker seems ts bc the choice over there,
 Lieut.. A. o. Brodie, recently appoint ed to position with the hydrog aphic commission, writing to this paper from Denver. says he has been assigned to duty at Fl Paso, at which place he de- sires the JoURNAL-MINER sent. Lieut.. Brodie IS capable engineer, and his appointment on this commission was d deserving act.
 ". W. Wall, of -Holbroos, came Tn Saturday evening to look after num- ber of mail contracts in this section He has sub-let the route between Pres colt and Jerome to J. D. La Force, ol Holhrot,k, and the Alexandra, Crowned King and Bayard route to MT. Boone of Prescott. He will leave to-morrow for Phenix and Tombstone to look after mail contracts there which have been awarded to him recently.
 Advice to Mothers.
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teethne. lt socthes the child, soften.