Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

Democratic primanes tomorrow J. IL. Hall came in from his Mar tinez ranch last evening. An interesting race is pro-aised for tomorrow at ? o'clock. Mayor Howard seiufueiyr~ier,la, frcm attending court at kingma1 The s. P. engineers have uese..a the Bowers ranch on ihe Asus tria
 Chas Lautry. the railroad con frsrr, gl.i arufc iu Prescott to morrow
 Ssmuel Hin s har.ng lsrg. sign painted on th9 front oi his ncv building.
 Robert Cartmell has reee.red y ersl ders for castings at hs new -IQandry un Lynx creCk.
 MajO. G v. Vaughn, chief enel neer of the $. r. 4. x P railroad. ex pected here tomorrow.
 Contractor Brazwell has com menced the stone foundation oi Herndon X Hawkins new building
 Mrs. J. l.. Hall left for San Fran cisco yesterday morning to secure special medical treatment for her child.
 Isaac Helm left on this mornings stage for Stanton. where he has taken position with the Rich Hill Placer company.
 Citizens of Prescott will accord a hearty welcome to Col. DeRussy and the officers of the llth regiment on their arrival at Whipple.
 W. o. O'Neill and s. P. Behan will leave for Phenix tomorrow to attend the meeting of. the Territo- rial Worlds Fair commission next Wednesday.
 Jules Baumau is putting the fin ishing touches on his Grand Can yon picture. To publish it as an art Autograph will require an out outlay of $20,000.
 Will Fl. Weber, former resident of Prescott, and for several years n typo on the Arizona Miner, s at present holding the office of under sheriff of Los Angeles count y, Cal.
 A clean up of lot of ore from the Silver King mine was made at Clark & Adams mill today. The result wss large body of fine con centrates.
 J.R. Slack is working the Gipsy Maid mine, about one mile north of the claim which is being worked by Butler & Wright, and is taking out good shipping ore. A portion Of the ore goes as high as SiOO per ton.
 General A. McD. McCook. depart ment commander of this department, is president of a commission ap- pointed to examine the Navajo res ervation with a view Of segregation and purchase of the mineral lands.
 Further information was received today from an official source con firming the report published yester- day that new barracks will be built at Nhipple to accommodate four companies and the band.
 The horses attached to the Je- rome stage became manageable yesterday going down the steep grade towards the smelter, and overturned the vehicle. c. w. Gull yer, who was 8 passenger, received a sprained ankle.
 HarveJ Root, young gentleman of San Francisco, son of MT. Root, of the firm of Root and Sanderson arrived on yesterdays train and will remain here for several months Tor the benefit of his health. Mir. Root is cousin of our popular towns man, J. W. Wilson.
 John s. Merritt and Miss Sadie J Potts were married last evening by Rev. E. W. Meaney, at the residence of the brides parents, in West Pres colt. The couple are well knowr and popular in this county and have the good wishes of all our people fol their future happiness and pros perity.
 The formal opening of the Com mercial club rooms at Albuquerque will take place next Thursday even ing, April Fist. Quite number o ladies and gentlemen will be present from Prescott. The above club ha' recently completed the handsomesI building of the kind between Kansa: City and San Francisco.
 W. P. Metcalf, who has for mum Der of years mismanaged the affair." of the two-circle outfit of Valenci, county, has been discharged, and | gentleman and first class COW man Mir. E. H. Witherell, who was for merly engaged in the cattle busines in Arizona, near Prescott, has taker charge as manager of the company Las Vegas, N. M., Stock Grower
 The plan of Chairman O'Neill, o the Territorial Worlds Fair com mission, to have fac simile of tn, Casa Grande ruins, erected as tn, Arizona building at the Columbian exposition, is an excellent one 1t could be constructed as cheapl, if not more cheaply than any othe building that could be erected, whit
 it would attract greater attention than any other design of building
 In fact in would, without doubi attract greater attention than any
 thing connected with the exposition , It is relic of the oldest civilizatior , on tha continent, and would no
 only be unique, but would prove iu teresting from the historical femi niscenees that are connected with il