Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
SArrRpAY's DAILY.

Easter sunday to-morrOW.
 Prescott needs health officer.
 j. w. Sullivan is in town today
 Ei. Tewkesbery has been trans
 ferred to the jail at Phenix again.
 F.. E. Gregory is on the sick list
 able to be around but not to work W. H Cook, of Williamson valley
 is sick, threatened with pneumonia
 The Bashford- -Burmister Company
 received car load of candles to-
 day.
 Frank Spence has filed his stock brand for record. His range is on
 Willow creek.
 E. B. Gage, superintendent of the Congress mine, will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles.
 Superintendent E. B. Gage and Dr. G, w. Vickers, came m from Congress to-day.
 Private O'Shea, of Company B, llth Infantry, died last night at Whipple of pneumonia.
 Ed. Austin, A. K. Lee, Ben Rybon and Charles Bidinger leave to-mor- row on mining expedition.
 The Coconino Sun reports that A. T. Cornish and R. w. Bell are about to establish a beer and ice depot in Prescott.
 The Coconino Sun says that the verdict of acquittal in the case of Mrs. Joseph meets with general approval.
 Geo. w. Hance, of Cienega, is paying a visit to Prescott to-day. It is his first visit hero for year and half.
 Col. Charles won Er1leben, of Skull Valley, has accepted a position in the office of the surveyor general of this territory.
 Oscar and Frank Bacon have leased a lot of cattlo ranging in Yavapai and Mohave counties to J. NJ. Contreras ct al.
 The B. Y. F. U. at the Baptist church tomorrow nigh at 7:30. All young people invited. Topic, ''The Resurrection of Christ"
 Mrs. z. T. Philips of Ash Fork, and her sister Mrs. Nor; h of Maine, came in on last evenings train for a visit to Mrs. F. II. Wal a.
 A mule team, attached to a wagon with a large hay rack un ran away just after noon to day and de- molished the awning in front of Sam Hills hardware store.
 A petition was being circulated yesterday, asking the territorial veterinary surgeon to prevent the of any stock to this sec tion until they had been inspected.
 Prof. Walker IS now organizing classes for instructions in vocal music. His charges are very reason able being only Sl.00 per month. He has separate classes for adults and children. See his announce ment in this issue.
 The examination of George c. Brown, on a charge of burglarizing Ed. Boblett's residence at Point of Rocks, is set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Seven car loads of bridge timber for the s. r. P. X P. railway were shipped this afternoon from Re- dondo, by special train, due to arrive here on Monday noon.
 Foreman Walsh has moved his grading camp into Kirkland Valley, being located now near |. Marshall Morgan's ranch. Contractor O'Con- nor is also moving to the front, having been awarded new contract near J. w. Wilson's ranch.
 According to the last school cen. l ,us, taken in the spring of 1888, | Arizona has l5,2l3 school children, the ages of s and Is years, nearly one-fourth of which (3,3S2l ! are in Marlcopa county.-Gazette. | Yes, Maricopa is the banner county | or school children and dogs.
 It is said that deposit of coal | las been discovered near Ash Fork. ! The parties who claim to have 'ound the coal, say it is a very large deposit, but the suspicious part of he business Is that they will not ell the location unless a certain amount of cash is paid them before land.-Coconino Sun.
 James Shirley will return from Chicago in few days, in a private ar, with party of capi alists. Mr. Shirley has been very succe ssful turing the past year or two in occurring the enlistment of capital n mining enterprises in this sec ion. There are scores of men em- ,loyed in various mines which are ,eing operated with capital secured y him.
 Williams House arrivals: Mrs. Ida Mott, Spence's Station; w. Howe, R. R. Camp; Miss Lotta Cook. Tip Top; 4. lmhof, Hassayampa; Chas. Il. Lee, Jerome; R. H. Brown, Salt lake; Geo. Hammer, Canada; Miss Cobb, Kirkland Valley; J. l.. Giroux, Jerome; F. L. Carlisle, Kansas City; W. J. Cook, Gladiator; Frank Brook, Denver; J. w. Southwick, Chas. E. Barr, Springfield, H.; John Drager, San Francisco; D. Owens and wife, J. J. Meekle, wife and child, ohenix.
 That is a great scheme of Mrs. J. Ellen Foster to influence legislation y carrying a carload of New Eng and girls to Washington and turn ng them loose on the Senate. To nake her scheme irresistible, how yer, Mrs. Foster should take the to substitute dozen or wo Southern girls for her carload ,f New England girls.-Courier- Journal.
 Prof. A. E. Douglass, of the Low Il observatory expedition, publishes
 card in the Phenix Gazette to orrect false impression in regard O the OhgarVafOrv Ha savs. 0rha l