Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-10
WEDNESDAYS EDITION.
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 Aprieots, the first of the season
 just received al Earnhart's.
 Wm. Jennings is said to be quit,
 sick in his mining camp on the Has
 sayampa.
 The horse races program for he
 fourth of July will appear lnto-mor-
 rows issue
 |. $. Jackson has force of twelve
 men at work developing a claim in ! Hassayampa district.
 Wm. Jennings has sold one of his | silver claims tn Hassayampa district ! and it will he worked for all there is ] in IL.
 General MeCook, commander of
 the department of Arizona, accom-
 panied by his stat, is expected to arrive at Whipple tomorrow.
 The engineer corps cf the :. F.,
 T.. A F. railroad is now working to- wards Prescott, and will arrive here m about week ar ten days. Efforts to throw cold water on the railroad proposition will certainly not help Il any, neither is il likely to prevent the building of the road.
 The Shakespeare Circle will meet at the residence oi Mir. and Mrs. J. j. Hawkins, Martha Street, Thurs day evening next, at < So'clock. sharp.
 The new railroad between Pres colt and the Atlantic and Pacific railroad will be about twenty-five miles shorter, 1t is claimed. than the present one.
 All who desire to participate in the "Horribles" on the Fourth of July will please leave their names wlth Joseph Dauphin. By order of the Committee.
 Teams have commenced to arrive in Prescott with ore from the Con tfresS mine IL will require about 2i,o animals to transport the product of the mine to the railroad.
 The enterprising citizens of King man have an advertisement covering an entire page in the Mohave county Miner, of their fourth of July cele- bration. The Prescott committee might profit by their example.
 A large extra edition of this issue of the weekly will be printed, and parties desiring sample copies sent to their friends can nave them mail ed direct from this office, by sending or leaving names and addresses.
 In order to increase the circula- tion of the JouRNu. MINER, We will send Ii for three months on trial tor Sl.0 Parties taking advantage "i this offer and desiring 1t stopped, al the expiration of the above time. 1 unless renewed should. so state IL in their order.
 Sample copies of this issue are sent to a large number of citizens of this county. with d view of securing their names to our subscription list. Parties receiving them are request ed to send their orders for the paper, which will be sent on trial for three months for SlOo. ar for Si.O per rear.
 To say that citizens of Prescott lid not give bonus for the building If he r. A \. C. railroad, while II nay be literally correct, in one sense, $ not true in reality. Something rear s;l,O.0O0 was subscribed. the sub 'cribers receiving bonds in exchange lt par which they afterwards sold at rom forty to fifty cents on the dol ar The difference between the par 'alue paid and the amount received " subscribers, amounted to as much IT more than k now asked 5y the S. F. ?. X F. company with this difference hat the present. company propose o build the road through Prescott md on south through the mineral 'elt to PheniS. Citizens got down to bushes last , light at the railroad meeting. Al ; he two previous meetings commit ees for various purposes were ap- I 'ointed and considerable talking . 1ss done. Every body who talked !, n the subject expressed himself in !, svor of the proposition and aroused , imself and neighbors up to a great : r degree of enthusiasm. \ certain ! mount of talk is no doubt necessa- ! ' on all propositions, but the pro | loters of theS. F., F. X r. railroad {, 'an,ed something more substantial, | [ was given them last night in the !, hape of a bond signed by every owner present. \ commit % was disappointed io get the sig atures of property owners who did ot attend the meeting, The guar ntee for depot grounds, yards, etc, now completed in everything but he arrangement of the details. Let le good work of building the road roceed.