Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-18
FRon TUEsDAr's DAIry.

Dr. Livingston has moved hi
 office to Jerome. John Brown, of Agua Fria, wa
 in town today.
 K. J. Csrtmell is still receivinl
 orders for castings.
 A foundry in Prescott would prov
 paying institution.
 Webb post office at Verde static,
 has been dis continued. Born, in Prescott. May I3, 1892
 to wife of P. L. Kastner, . son.
 Henry Goldwater returned to-day
 from his visit east and to California
 Mrs. Gordon opened restaurant next door to Kelly X Stephens to day.
 The llth Infantry band will par ticipate in the Memorial Day exercises.
 The Wyckof club meets to night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs, s. F. Behsn.
 Guilford Hathaway, according to the Phenix Republican, has bought ', bus in Phenix.
 J. W. Sullivan took run in on yesterdays train. returning to his ranch this morning.
 Members of the Prescott gun club are all requested to be present ai the meeting tomorrow night.
 Colin Cameron has purchased the large cattle interest of the Santa Rita Land and Cattle company. James Oneal, of Date Creek in this county, has taken 300 head of cattle to Salt River valley to fatten.
 Dr. J. Miller, superintendent of the territorial insane asylum, is in Prescott accompanied by his wife. Henry Curtis, of Phenix, aged S5 years, participated in the Black Hawk Indian war half century ago.
 Invitations are out for dance to be given by the social club next Friday evening at the opera house.
 Miss Ella Mitchell celebrated her birthday yesterday by giving a party to lot of her young friends.
 Dr. Warren E. Day has moved his office to the east side of the plaza next door to Wells; Fargo & Co.'S office.
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church will meet at the parson- age tomorrow, Wednesday, after noon at 4 o'clock.
 A bill of sale for cattle has been filed for record from David Horst to T.J. Eaman for the nominal consid- eration of Sl.
 Miss Lily Ford, sister of Mrs. Mitchell, will leave for her home in California tomorrow after a very pleasant visit spent in Prescott.
 Prescott has no room for profes- sional beggars or street fakirs. The officers should give such characters a thorough understanding of this.
 Farming and gardening imple- ments and all appurtenances there unto beloning will be closed out away below cost at Cook & Lees jewelry store. Call and get bar gains.
 Walter Bell has been removed from St. Johns to Flagstaff, for safe keeping until the next term of court at the former place. He is charged with murder.
 The finding of charred remains in the Santa Maria country still re- mains shrouded in mystery. No clue has been obtained as to who the victims were.
 The troops recently arrived at Whipple have a base ball club among their numbers, which pro pose to cross bats with the Prescott club next Sunday.
 The deed from D. NJ. Martin to Nellie D. Swan for lots and z, block ? East Prescott, has been filed for record. The consideration was $525. Mrs. Swan has sold the same prop erty to E. s. Clark for $500.
 The JOURNAL MINER is under obi gations to Mrs. l.. c. Hughes, of Tucson, for . beautiful badge de- signed by her for the members of the Arizona Press association.
 The railroad commissioners are in southern Arizona 1 meetings proposed to | be held in northern Arizona. Why | not advertise in papers where the | proposed meetings will be heidi
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me-, writes that after the Grip, Hoods Sarsap arilla brought him out of feeble, nervous condition, into com ple,e s.fsngta a d health.
 hoosi pills i. ve won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 The fakir on the street corner, with the gambling layout of worth less knives, should be made to move on. The district attorney should look after him under the law which prohibits minors from gambling or the owners of games of chance from allowing minors to play at their games.
 Dr. Waite, of the Prescott gun club, went out yesterday with the official scorer of the club and closed the seasons shoot for the JOURNAL MINER medal, passing the score of Morin and Aiken with 80 birds left to shoot. He beat all previous rec ords by shooting 19 out of 20 birds, the next highest score being Is birds.
 The legless man, who has been begging on the street for the past lew days, spent last night in the ,alaboose on account of being drunk and disorderly, being taken in by Chief of Police Dodson. Presum- ng on the protection afforded by his crippled condition, he applied he foulest language possible to people who would not respond to his demands for money as he thought they should.
 Advice to Mothers.
 Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children .eethiu0. It seoths the child, soft