Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-10
ARIZONA J0URNAL-MINER
y. (. MARTIN. Editor.
FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.

FhoH THURSDAY DAILY.
 Dr. Lincoln is sick.
 Eastern Star lodge meets tonight.
 Ii. Ramsey, business man of Castle Creek. Is in town.
 Mrs, F. NJ Sanford has returned from her trip to California.
 Cocoaino county bonds are for sale Interest seven per cent.
 Will Potts came up from Yuma yesterday. as witness in court.
 Mrs. Katie Curry and her sister. Miss Josie Miles. left on yesterdays train Tor a visit to California.
 The Shakespeare Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. F. Dske on Friday evening, June 9th, at S So'clock sharp.
 F.. NJ. Dickey. administrator of the Diamond 10 Reynolds estate, will leave for Chicago on to-morrow mornings train.
 Hon. John Y. Rhoade>. manager of the X | Cattle company at Flag staf. came in on yesterdays train. to look after some business interests of his company here.
 Colonel Bartlett returned to Whipple yesterday from his visit to California bringing with him his t%o sons who have been in school there.
 Frank Jackson. a former typo and Il brother of Orick Jackson, the JovRSAL-MRER'S foreman. came in on yesterdays train. with view of re- maining permanently m Prescott.
 Messrs. Landgrebe X ,Iacobowitz. proprietors of the Bon Ton barber : shop and bath rooms. have new ad yer.isement in this issue. The place i> all that its name. the Bon Ton. signifies.
 The Toughs hose company. at their meeting on Tuesday night, passed resolution protesting against the action of the O. K. com pany in enlisting members outside of Prescott for their running team.
 The Catholic church, in miniature. can be seen in the window of Dr. McCandless' drug store. It will be lighted mp this evening. giving a beautiful effect to it. The structure promises to be an ornament to the town.
 Kelly X Stephens. one of the pio- neer firms of merchants in Prescott, have new advertisement in this is- sue of the paper. The firm carries a good stock of clothing. boots. shoes. etc, in addition to their general line of stationery. books. etc. An Arizona Yankee, who lives near t'ie Mexican line, has hit on way to evade the egg tariff. He feeds his hens in Mexico. where grain is cheap. Then he drives them across the line to their nests in the United States.-Ex.
 Ivanhoe Commandery No. ,, K. T., will hold regular stated conclave tomorrow, Friday. June 5th, 1891. at $ o'clock p. m. Sojourning Sir Knights are cautiously invited. By order of the F. C.
 :. F.. BRIGHT. Recorder. Miss Lily Meyers was elected queen and honorary member of the Toughs Hose company at its meet ing on Tuesday night. \ very beau iiful and artistic type written certificate was prepared for her at the request of officers of the com pany.
 Mrs. Alice McInernay. librarian of the territorial prison library. has ad- dressed communications to several parties here requesting contributions of papers, magazines. books. etc. Tor the Use of the prison library. Any one having such articles that they feel like contributing can send them direct to the prison library Yuma, or If left with C. H. Akers, county re corder Prescott. they will be for warded by him.
 < rather novel lead mine has been discovered within less than one and q half miles from Prescott. 1t yields pure lead. no smelling ar re- lining being necessary to place It on the market. It has been worked by boys exclusively. and good wages are made by them. IL is situated on the Whipple military reservation on the side hill agalnst which the troops fire at target practice. When the troops are no; engaged in practice the boys go out on the hill side and pick out the battered bullets that have been previously fired. Two of them were yesterday found by JOURNAL MINER reporter disposing of their days find at one of the Prescott stores. One of them had sack cc-.aining 1l3 pounds and the other had s2 pounds. They said they had picked this up within few hours as the range is occupied. the most of the day by the troops, and per pound for the lead it will he eaan h,t fhay made UoOd wages