Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-23
Da fly. May 18th.

Fridays Da fly, May 18th:
 The marriage fever threatens to become epidemic again.
 Hydrophobia has appeared among the dogs in Phenix again.
 Ripe aprlcots put in an appea . ance in the Phenix market on May If.
 Don't fail to be at the depot at 10 a. m. to- morrow, to go to the pie nic.
 The funeral of the late James Van Scoy took place to-day at Selig- man.
 Mrs. Mary A. Prescott died May l6, aged 5S years. The funeral took place to-day.
 Articles of incorporation of the American Waste Company have been filed record.
 The law firm of Baldwin tS John ston has been dissolved. T. w. Johnston is the successor of the firm.
 John Derr, the tailor, will move next week into the room recently vacated by tie Mountain City Drug Store.
 Read the advertisement in this issue of the Crest shoe. D. ]. Sul- livan X Go. are the agents in Pres colt for this shoe.
 Dr. Cotton, the Colorado mining man and physician. who recentlylo- cated m Prescott, is the owner of some very fine horses.
 Father Quetu left this morning for a pastoral wis along the 4. x P. R. R. There will be no services in the Catholic Church next Sun day.
 Rose MarcOu was acquitted this morning of the charge of petty larceny, it appearing that she had permission to take the bran which she was accused of stealing.
 Harry Brisley has finished moving his Mountain City Drug Store into the Hotel Burke building. The room is large and commo lious, giv- ing fine opportunities fer the dis play of goods.
 deed has been filed for record from D. F. Mitchell, administrator of the estate of Fl. F. Johus, to Frank Johns, for lot f4, block 3s, and lot 15, block f, P rescott, the consideration being S4s5.
 Dan Flaharty, of Portland, Ore gon, and Felix Mccall, of Erie, Pa, have signed articles ot agreement for ten-round fight, tt, take place on Saturday, May 26, for purse of $50. The fight is announced to take place at the opera house.
 Paid write-ups for outside papers have proven inglorious failures. every time they have occurred. The local papers, not onlyIget noithanks, much less money, but often abuse for doing for nothing what outside papers want pay for.
 Wm. Rogers and Wm. Mcdonald, both natives of England. died of thirst a few days since while on their way to Harqua Hala. Their bodies were found near Cullen's well, Saturday, May i2,
 G. w. Sessions has completed talk ing the school census for Cherry Creek District. He enrolled nine teen boys and thirteen girls of shcool age on the list. He says that the present teacher, Miss Ottmer has given excellent satisfaction. School will close there next month
 J. H. Nash, of Williamson valley, was attacked a few days since by Jersey bull and knocked down, and quite seriously injured. When he was thrown to the ground he was near the edge of the corral, and had presence of mind enough to creep outside, although he became immediately unconscious. He is getting better now and is in fair way to recovery.
 Ernest Raynor, of San Francisco, arrived in town today and comes to accept a position in the big house of NJ. Goldwater & Bros in this city. The association of the above gentlemen with this we'll es- tablished house is due to his past experience as an expert in the line of handling dress goods, silks and the like, and also to the fact that the above firm are now handling a larger and better selected stock of these articles than any other house in the territory. MT. Raynor comes direct from O'Connor, Moffat & Co.,, San Francisco, and aside from his courteous business ways will be found an agraaabls 0antlaman nth.