Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-11
slogG BtEns JOURNAL MINER.
LOCAL. EGLS.
ElrrlikensY's D,r,Y.

FxeN 'TlIURsnAY's Darlx.
4 United states grand jury will bs
ceayenea in Prescott, June Esd.
Ike Patrick. 81 the Brstsh~~ moan.
tsias, Is ID town, 70 serve his country
asa ioter... -.
Eleven deeds from 4. w. French
trastee for lots Ia Flagstaff. have been
Sled ger reoosd.
lieutenant Kennon. U. 6. A., arrived
on lastaighEs train. 10 look after the
estate Of Genera! Crook.
Probate Judge French has furnished
claimants ia lots in the Flagstaff town
ate with deeds FOR their property.
PaEer Oct has apeued 4 ss!ooa ON the
Garner III Cortsz and Willis streets,
where he vii be pleased to see his
friends.
a. Hlove in she right direction has
ssSn made in reference ia Fourth of
JRiy celebration. The various COM
zsiI1asS have been appointed, and have
started in with wll 10 perfect arrange
EOents for grand celebration.
Tim Hawkins has decided one hall in
terest in the Rosa Lee mine BRADSHAW
district, 10 0&sAforl & Burmis,er, for
81 900. The property is gold bearing.
pretty we'll developed. and is very prom
Icing. having already yielded very rich
ore,
Ike present term OF the supreme
c ourt has been one Of the most imeor-
1snt ever held in Prescott The docket
has been ali unusually lengthy one, and
will occupy sIl Of the present week.
Several OF the most important cases
ever brought before the supreme court
1et the territory have been up for hear
ing.
The last Issue OF the Jenness-A iller
Magazine contains 81 excellent story
by Jenness-Miller, "The Philosopher of
GriftEood.+ which is the most original
novel that has ever appeared upon the
divorce question. Its chapters in the
present issue Of the Msgazine present
arguments upon this muck discussed
theme as new as they are startling.
The Jennsss- Miller Magazine for
Juneis fepiste with interes. for every
woman. and fan Of suggestions most
timely snd helpful. The paper on
Physical Cul lure" is devoted 10 dis
eussion of " Walking, Sitting. AMI Go
ing Upstairs" and so complete in
itself tina. il can be read with profit by
one shS hss seen aa other OF the arti-
cles in This most ;n,erestin 3 series.
:. The sym pathiss OF III is community
20 out 10 Ma. and Mrs. J. c. Herndoa in
their sad bereavement in .he death oil
their daug Inter, Clare, which occurred in
ColusA courtyr California. yesterday.
The SD intelligence was received by
&r. HerndGa's partner. Judge j.
Hawkins, iAtA yesterday "wednesday
evening. The funeral took place To-
day n California. Only few weeks
age mr.. FernaeE accompanied his
family, "a yisi; relatives, in the Golden
state, IN the hepes that the change
would lie beneficial 20 them. returning
again himself to Prescott. On Friday
last he received telegram stating that
his daughter IVES seriously III with that
nlost dreaded OF al diseases, diphthe-
us. and lie hastily took his departure
for her be3sids, arriving there only
short time before she died. Deceased
vas about nine years DID, and an unusu-
ally bright girl OF her age, and the an
nsuncemept Of her death hss caused a
general feeling Of sorrow. not only
smoRg her young friends and compan-
ions, but of the community generally.
OK the deceased, by whom
she was dearly beloved, decorated her
vacant seat IN The school room, TO day,
With flowers