Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
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SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Mrs. Solomon Jackson and E.
 Kirkland are visiting friends an,
 relatives in Prescott.
 The Congress Company, it is said
 will soon commence using coal, in
 stead of mesquite wood.
 Remember the photograph en tertainment tomorrow evening il
 the NJ. E. Church, of Prof. Cullen.
 The Pretzel company left yester
 day for Flagstaff iu heir specia
 car. They did we'll while in Pres
 colt.
 Charlie Bouquet, one ot the best
 known plot eers of Gila county wa:
 recently killed by his partner, Phi
 Askins.
 Two car loads of stet arrived to- day aud will be sent to the front al once. Construction k going on rapidly.
 Miss Christine Pearson. a cousin of Miss Christina johnson, has arrived from San Francis co to remain permanently.
 | Col. aud Mrs. De Rus ey returned Saturday to WhIpple after au en- jbyable visit to Oakland and other points in California.
 A petition has been fled for the creation of school dist rict at Stan ton, and will be submitted to the board of supervisors.
 Prof. Douglass has reached Flag staff, but the papers contain no mention of his observations in the Skylight City. This is poor sea son for observatories in Northern Arizona.
 One of the best games of baseball played in recent years between the Whipples and Prescott took place on the grounds in West Prescott. The score WIS g to 8 in favor of Whipple.
 At a meeting of ths board of supervisors this mornin;. Supervisor Smith was appointed |. committee to select a site for cou ,ty hospital. The location of the now hospital will be outside of the corporate limits.
 Two shots were fired last night about l o'clock into a rai road coach. No arrests or complaints have been made, but from the finding of blood t is supposed there was a quiet settlement of some earthly i'll on he boards.
 Hon. W. A. Clark left Italy on April 9th. He will immediately come to Arizona, after landing in New York, and, it is stated. that on his railroad to Jerome will be commen ced shortly liter arriving.
 Tom Campbell of Walnut Grove brought into Clerk Akers today a lion scalp and received | 20 for his good marksmanship. 1 Over eleven lions have been killed | n that section during the past winter.
 We hear that Postmaster Horne | Ias rendered the position of assis- postmaster to A. J. Head, who has ccepted. The latter nas been post master of Prescott, and made a trong fight for the position again, ut without success.
 W. E. Wicks, "Old Honesty" has | cen appointed a deputy assessor nd leaves for the Bradshaws to- morrow. Mir Wicks picked up a 20 purse recently and returned to the owner, receiving only a lere "thank you" in return. His now shows that the ards are commencing to break even.
 The s. F. P. & p has established wo stations south of Prescott, viz: ron Springs and Dicksons. Freight nd passengers from that oint will be received at the latter lace from and after the 10th inst. he distance from Dickson's to Pres Ott IS g miles. I Major Chaffee, |. s. A., Inspector as arrived at Whipple to make an tficial examination of affairs con- ected with the post. It is stated nat he comes here having in con- the erection of many ew and permanent buildings as ell as the making of several i'm ortant changes that will materially td to the appearances of the post. One of the good features of the obstruction and operation of the {
 F., P. & P. to Skull Valley, will ' the daily arrival of fresh milk nd butter and eggs in Prescott. everal farmers along the line will art dairies it is said for the sc of our people in this ' nc.
 Another case of diphtheria is re- )rted to-day, Miss Goodwin of the erde valley being the afflicted one. he young lady has been stopping {
 the residence of MT. W. E. Hazel ! ne and has been attending the ! iblic school in this city. The dis se has not yet developed into form. Arthur Robinson left Saturday on I s bicycle for Kirkland valley and turned yesterday. He covered the r stance, 30 miles, going down in fl 'urs and returned in hours and r
 minutes. This is the longest ride c t made in this section away from il -escott, and one which Arthur says S thoroughly enjoyed, and will peat it again on the first oppor- b nity. He ssed Victor machine. @ King Faro in this burg has been c wing lively time lately, and t lile fortunes have neither been d 'n nor lost, this monarch has been n ndled in such a manner as to c most dethrone him. b