Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

Y's Dul
 gses 2ee ia bloom.
 Star chapter meets to-
 tura at the M. E. church
 ing left for Fheni1 this
 rouk, airpuuiyiug breeze
 day
 ss. MINER do1s its som
 semor Hughes
 Allen aud daughter ar
 he east to-day.
 Mr. Mitchell and her daughter i=-' for California yesterday.
 ajor 6 w. Vaughn and F. NJ.
 hy returned yesterday.
 rs2n" Jones and Ed. Barrett
 Tor Castle Creek hot springs
 morning.
 Do not lail to attend the lecture .'-.,isit, o- he NJ. E.. Church. Ad- aIssiou free.
 Tho board of supervisors held a
 nc session last night, to discuss
 matters
 he chain gang, being mixture
 biResa and whites, was out in
 .ar-e rG the streets to-day.
 Tae uea .siling for the counter al tho Prescott National bank has arrived and las been placed in pc E.sss,.
 The fune-1l of the late Miss Jen- u.e Lay. af ne Verde valley, took . pIlee ta.s afternoon from the M. E. church.
 ] Mrs. W N Gillett left on this mornings rain, for Clayton, New York. Cor aH absence of several months
 \ side ,ra>k is being bailt on the south .le of Granite creek about a mile from Verde Station ou the $. . F. p. N P. alroad Jake Marks is just able to get around with the assistance of 1 cru,eh and a Cane, on account of an attack of rheumatism.
 inc Trur~ai of littlo Lida Camp ] beli took place yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, from the family residence, aud was largely attended. Fae sa.al number of bills intro . lu-el n tha Council during the present session was l23 and in the house Ill., ua6ing a grand total of 2iE
 Waiter , wright the we'll known w'I. ufH. has returned after an ab- --uca rf u.u. months in Colorado. il" sav- be ,s glad to get back to Arizona
 Na-Jsma- J NJ. w. Moore. T. W. o..- a.l J R. Lowry, and Miss Santa entertained about l50 ladies aJ tea rE.s @ ernoon at the resi- leute .t fna rmer.
 Tag ..-a 4inese. who appealed from taa 1a. ion of Judge Ling, have al. given bonds. Chief Pagan got tW. IaE, work out of them before trey gave bonds. \ During tine al,sence of Judge Ling PaamV Jul ge A. O. Moves will o.aUa.a as D.. ,e judge, and R. N. Frelsa.s- Wl act in the capacityi ot clerk a. .aa city council. ' P..r-z w.i. hortly have a new foundry. General NJ. F.. Collins, aslh hf- n-a.. yell known liberality and ru-.. SD rit, has donated two acres ui .aa. .nr tLe purpose. Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, , D. E.. o. wiI bpld regular stated meeting. Hg Masonic Hall, on Thurs dag. Arr. ttl, at $ o'clock p. m. By order af Inc W. NJ. Angie B. ! DraHa. ~ecrelary. NIT and Mrs. D. Cmpbell's three ! children are reported improved to- day, luI u Is nought now that all ] will recover. The youngest one, ] Nellie. s~-- .l B very critical condl- 2 s.au yesterday, and it was feared ! ,aat sine uauid not live. . Mayor Flsra- and one or two mem ! reI- of fhe city council made per ! souaI inspection of a pool of water ! 5u the north part of the city, about ! which comp. mt was made, and or ,ser-u ,u- guan gang to dig a ditch . to carry ]. of nto the creek. : Charles Swensen was before : Justice Andrews today charged w..a oh.aia.at money under false arv.eu--- y hile the testimony ! was rather srrulg there were certain !. esrcaustagce- connected with the : ea~e which .e" Judge Andrews to . 8.seaar-, ham
 Republican papers may not have much influence with the present lemocratic administration, but ome of them at least have shown wisdom enou h to make a correct ,uess on the subject of the appoint nent of governor. Sabe' J. E. Lefren has resigned his DO, -ition with the $. F., P. & P. rail road, in the chief engineers office, and will leave on Saturday, to take his old position with the A., T. & ] <. F., at Topeka, Kanas. During lis years residence in Prescott, MT. ,efren has made many warm friends who will regret his deparure rom here.
 pr. Nichols, of the Keeley Insti- ute, is expected here tomorrow, md the Institute will be opened on saturday, for the reception of pa ents. Quite number of people l more or less addicted to the drink | habit have already decided on talk lg the treatment, and the prospect | is good for the institute doing a good business. There is no doubt | f the efficacy of the treatment, as can be attested by all who have taken it.