Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-03
TUEsDAY's DAILY.

tor to Prescott.
 Johnny Robinson left for San Francisco on Sunday. The board of supervisors are in session this afternoon.
 The watch meeting on Sunday night was we'll attended. Marshal Meade is expected to ar rive on this evenings train.
 The grippe does not seem to have lost it's grip yet on the public.
 Zack Booth escaped from the ter ritorial prison, at Yuma, last week.
 R. j. Grant, mining man of Mo- have county is in town the guest ol Hotel Burke.
 Capt John r. Hogue, a prominent citizen of Apache county Is in town attending court.
 Frank Emmal received two boxes of choice cut flowers from San Diego on Sunday evening.
 President $. R. Howell of the Henrietta Mining company, has re- turned from his trip east j. w. Norton owner ofthe Coyote l Springs ranch ar ived on the neon train to-day from Kansas City. The corrected time tables of the 1 :. F. F. x r and the \. X F. rail roads appears in our issue today. Fred Smith and Fred Sattes the lessees of the Golden Eagle Hotel opened its doors again yesterday.
 The Phenix Gazette La opened a news bureau in Tucson and is after the Stars scalp on it's native heath. James R. Shirley, superintendent of the Henrietta Mining company, returned from Chicago Sunday evening.
 The crop Of annual calendars does not seem to have been affected by the hard times, but seems as large as usual,
 Judge Ii. T. Andrews and R. NJ. Ling kept open house yesterday in their new offices over the Bank of Arizona.
 ". H. Hall, of Chino valley, one of the substantial citizens of this i county, spent New Years day in | Prescott.
 Two of those large 30O-candle power incandeseent electric light lamps will be placed in J. W. Will sons store.
 Mfr. aud Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer have returned from a five months outing spent travelling in Europe and the United States.
 4 shawl some fans and other articles left at he K., of P. hall last night eau be rec )vered by the owners calling at the corner drug store.
 Dr. b. J. Brannen, of Flagstaff, came in Friday and spent New Years in Prescott among his numerous friends and aequiantances Ed. Morev left on Sunday for Portland, Oregon, with 8 view of locating there. Mir Mercy has many friends here who regretted to see him leave.
 F. J. White had his preliminary examination last evening before Justice Andrews, who held him under Sl,0O0 bonds to appear before the grand jury.
 Arrivals at the Williams House. R W Hoffman, Skull valley; John ! Cleary, Biz Bug; Harry Gilbert Needles; Mrs k l. Harrell, Jeromei 1 Miss Ada Diefendorf, East Worces- ter. N Y; J Fl Pulitzer, Arizona Re publican; Mrs J l Bayless, NJ Lock et. W Stroyer, Flagstaff; F. H Green lee, Colorado; E Frankfort, Rogers, Kansas.
 Hon. l.. J. Lasselle. of Mohave county, and who represented his county in the council of the twelfth territorial legislative assembly, is in town. Mir. Lasselle has many warm friends in Prescott who are always glad to see him.
 No one can afford to d. without Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap. Ii cleanses the mouth, purifes the breath, preserves the teeth and makes them beautiful. For sale by W. W. Ross, corner drug store.
 The Electric Light company connected their office yesterday with their plant, and turned cur rent on a 300-candle power lamp which attracted considerable atten- tion on account of the brilliancy of the ii sht last night.
 Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, Order os the Easter. Star, will have it's annual Installation of Officers. Thursday evening Janu " f, 1898 at the Masonic Hall. All members and their invited friends are re- quested to be there at 7:30 p. m By order of the Worthy Matron.
 C. NJ. Funston, editor of the Co., conino Sun at Flagstaff arrived on last nights train on court business, but on account of the receipt of a telegram announcing the serious illness of his wife's father, he res turned to flagstaff this morning, in order that Mrs. Funston may leave for the east.
 I find among my friends many who suffer with headache, and in every case where it is tried, Wright's Paragon Headache Remedy acts like charm. A. A. Davis. S36 Cort- land Ave, New York City. For sale by W, W. Ross, Corner drug store.
 D. J. Sullivan received a telegram last night, at $ o'clock, announcing the serious illness of his father, MT. Timothy Sullivan, at San Francisco at the residence of his daughter. Mir. Sullivan left on this afternoons train for San Francisco as the teles gram stated that his father was not expected to live.
 The Coconino county board of | supervisors has passed the follow