Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-13
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Doves are plentiful and easily shot this season.
 Judge wm. Barnes left on Saturd ay for California
 Mrs. Churchill's arrival in Tucscn is noted as of the Queen Belle.
 Trains are !expected to be running into Phenix again this week.
 The "moustacheless-young-man" is very prominent in Prescott now.
 A. c. Burmister is now the manager r of the Prescott Lumber company.
 The latest fad in Prescott among the young men is to have hairless lip.
 A twelve. .year.old boy of Ben Rybon'. bsgged l2o doves in one day recently
 District Attorney Robert Brown left for Flagstaff this afternoon, on busi, ness.
 The Flagstaff Champion has not reached this ,ffice for two or three weeks.
 F. F. Daggs came in from Phenix yesterday, leaving for Flagstaff this afternoon.
 Rain storms accompanied by thun- der and lightning visited this section yesterday and last night.
 The Phenix Republican announces the arrival there of Doctors Waite and Bayless of Prescott.
 k. H. Jones has become associated with his brother, J. E. Jones, as editor of the Flagstaff Democrat.
 Superintendent Jones says the rumor of change of time on the Prescott < Arizona Central railroad is uniounded.
 J. J. Williams. general manager of the Commercial Mining company, re- turned from California yesterday morn ing.
 Iyanhoe Commandery attended Fps copal church services yesterday. Rev. Meaney preached sermon appropriate to the occasion.
 The marriage of Thomas Turner and Miss Lizzie Dillon, by Judge H. w. Fleury, two or three months since, was announced on Saturday last for he first time.
 Bashford & Burmister received a car load of wagons and buggies an Satur- day. In the lot was beautiful large dray, which the firm purchased for their own use.
 A mountain lion came in to Dr. Mil- lers Westlake mining camp the other night. and failing to find supply of fresh meat on hand he made way with a large piece of salt P 'rs.
 Professor Thomas new residence in East Prescott IS rapidly approaching aud it will only be f'w days now until the Professor and his family are donIiciled in It.
 F.w. Coover, the bright and enter prising young stenographer, type writer and law student in E. NJ Sanforl's office, left this afternoon for a visit to Albuquerque. The Albuquerque cli- mate has a peculiarly eahilaraiing effect on Mir. Cooyer anu his visits the re have been ot frequent occurrence oi late.
 General 0'Neill has received an ap- plication from tue Smithsonian Insti- tuition at Washington for specimens of his Big Bug onyx. Orders were re- ceived yesterday from the war depart ment for it's transportation to Prescott by the quartermaster's department. J. W. Dougherty left this afternoon 10 supeiintend taking out the specimens.
 Phenix papers announce the death there last week of Ralph Moore, young est son of Mir. aud Mrs. J. NJ. w. Moore of this place. No particulars are given, but from private letter received by Miss Lily Banta, sister of Mrs. Moore, it is learned that the cause oi death was diphtheris. The bereaved family have the sympathies of the community.
 Erastus J. Turner, ex-membsr of Congress from Kansas, and Richard J.. Hartman, ex-chief of division of ac- counts of the general land office, have formed copartnership as attorneys m Washington. and will practic' Def ire all the departments. The experience and large acquaintance Of these gentle men make the hrm one of the strongest practicing before the departments in Washington, and parties having cases pending, or business of any kind requir- ing the attention of attorneys can not do better than to give it to this firm. From personal acquaintance with MT. Turner, and from the general reputa' ton of Mir. Hartman, the JOURNAL MINER takes pleasure in recommending the firm. Business entrusted to them will receive prompt and careful at. tention.
 Buckien's Arn,ca Salve. The beat salve in the world for Cuts n