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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

W. l.. Cooper, expert for Senator Tabor, left for Denver this morning.
 J. W. Francis, ex-sheriG of Coco nino county, is guest of Hotel Burke.
 Daniel Dwyer left few days ago for visit to his old home in Eng land.
 J. Fl. Walker, register of the land office at Santa Fe, New Mexico, is ip town.
 Ex-Governor N. O. Murphy left for Phenix yesterday by private conveyance.
 George H. Cook, the jeweler, re- turned on Saturday evening from a visit to Flagstaff.
 W. G. Blakeley, district attorney of Mohaye county, arrived on Satur- days train on court busineSs.
 Edward Meany. son of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Meany, is critically i'll. Two physicians are in attendance on him.
 A. L. Snow, of the $. F. P. & P. engineers corps, left this afternoon for Newport Idaho, for brief visit 10 his family.
 J. H. Lind. Wm. Carroll and F. W. Smith, prominent citizens Of Coconlno county, arc in town attend ing United St .tes court.
 Captain ]. T. Hogue and A. Con zales, two prominent citizens of Apache county, arrive,l on last even lng's train to serve as United States trial jurors.
 J. II. Morrell, special gent of the Scottish Union Ipsurance Company, left to-day after adjusting the loss sustained by Alex. Thompson by the receut burning of his rest ience.
 Miss Lima E Cooyer, charming young lady, who has occupied tho position as gogerness, in the family Of F. J. Allen, of Jeromc, for the past year, is in Prescott en route tO California. Miss Cooyer is an applicant for position in the Pres- cot public chools.
 Mrs. Redmond aad daughter. of San Francisco. who were here during the winter, left yesterday m rning for Prescott, where MT. Redmond has gone into business. Mrs. Red moud Is a pleasant lady. aud during her stay here has made many friends. Albuquerque Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Thursday's Daily. June "a:

Masonic Lodge meets tonight. Uniform Rank. K. of P, will meet tonight for drill.
 Wm. Parsons was arrested to-day, charged with assault.
 Members of the territorial grand jury have returned to their homes.
 The Bew tank for John Lawler's residence was placed in position to- day.
 To-day has been a summer sug- geSter, with an upward tendency of the mercury.
 Archie Campbell was acquitted by a jury of the charge of assault to commit murder.
 Albert Lee asd Cora Colquett were married June l3, at the resi- denee of the brides mother.
 A Mexican was sent to the county jail today for ten days for participa- ting in a scrapping match.
 Tomorrow will be sentence day in the district court. There are five prisoners awaiting sentence.
 The trustees of the NJ. E. Church have sold lot II, block 10. on Marina street, to Nathan Levy, for S400.
 A deed has been filed for record from James Hart to Murdock Me Donald for a house and lot on Turkey creek.
 Yesterdays picnic of the Episco- pal Sunday school was we'll attended and a good time is reported to have been enjoyed by all.
 Parties having in charge the arrangements for a Fourth of July celebration, are arranging an inter esting programme of sports for that day.
 The city reservoir contains five feet of water. The supply in the well is decreasing, but men are engaged in enlaFging the capacity Ot the well.
 The Prescott brass band has de- elded to give a free concert every Saturday evening on the plaza. The lnltlal concert will be given next Saturday evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
pI.t,Irt ceurt l.raceeainr.

WEDNESDAY. Juno 13- Joseph Dougherty vs. W. C Burke ct al. Case placed on calendar; default entered; case tried; judgment for plaintiff.
 Territory ys. Archie Campbell; assault to commit murder; verdict of not guilty by the jury.
 THURSDAY, June II Territory vs. Thomas Cameron; robbery. Tried before the following jury and con victed: Frank Genung. Issac Helm, Harvey H. Helm, C. Q. Allen, F. H.
 aub, w. A. Heisler, Geo. Hartman,
 liver Perry, w. Il. Potts, c. w. Culver, J. c. Hanna, Frank liar mon. Sentence set for Friday, June l5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Monday. Daily. June IS;

Monday, DaIly, June IS;
 A. W. Edwards has filed his bond as notary public.
 w. H. McGrew has been ap- pointed notary public.
 Mrs. C. 4. Green gave birth to a fine boy baby this afternoon.
 Twenty-one names were inscribed on the Hotel Burke register to-day.
 Yesterdays train brought in a large delegation of United States trial jurors.
 The Huh Infantry band will give a concert at Flagstaff on the evening of July 3.
 Jules Baumann reports good success with his Fourth of July subscriptions.
 A Phenix paper advertises the loss of a light tan lady's jacket. The color of the jacket is not stated.
 A game of of ball yesterday, be- tween the Prescotts and Whipples, resulted in a victory for the Whip pies by a score of l5 to To-
 In its mention of the Jerome railroad, the. Phenix Gazette gets the geography and topography of this section of country slightly mixed
 There was large attendance of spectators in the district court room this afternoon, the occasion being the trial of L. C. Miller for shooting Wallace.
 The assessment roll was turned over to the board of supervisors to day. The board will meet July 2 as board of equalization, and will remain in session each day until, and including, July 20.
 A report is in general circulation in town that Joe Walker, the chief of Hassayamper bachelors, will soon throw of the single yoke and travel in double harness hereafter on the trail of life. A we'll known and charming lady who resides near the Verde, IS said to be the intended bride Of this popular pioneer.
 Dick lessen has been appointed dog catcher. He will commence the rodeo of unlicensed canines to-mor- row. Dogs will be kept three days before being killed and parties miss ing their pet dogs can receive them by calling at the dog pound, which will be located in RYbon's barn in West Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

A new tri-weekly stage line will be placed on the Black Canyon road July lst.
 Every voter is required to register this year m order to vote at the election in November.
 The editorial association failed to organize at Flagstaff last Monday. A postponement was had until July 3.
 Mrs. Fora Morgan has received a letter from Flagstaff, asking for fifty of her Fourth of July horrible costumes.
 Drum Major Jordan, while dressed up in his uniform today, rehearsing for the Fourth of July parade, imbibed too freely, and was cast into the bastile.
 The s. F., F. X P. railway will give half rate to and from all points on its line for the Fourth of July. Tickets will bc good from July ? to ,, inclusiSe.
 Geo. Young. who has been serving term in the penitentiary for the murder of c. W. Beach, has been granted pardon. His term would have expired in August.
 Contractor Toohey left Phenix yesterday with his grading outfit to grade twelve miles of the Jerome railway. Ills contract commences at the intersection of the new road with the $. F., r. X F. railroad.
 The election for school trustees will take place two weeks from to- day. on June 70, The retiring mem- Der of tho board is R. N. FTeder- icks, the two holdovers beIng J. NJ. W. Moore and W. II. Smith.
 The contract was signed to-day for the building oT the addition to the Hotel Burke s. E Patton has been awarded the contract, and the work is to be completed within ninety days.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Dr. Sewall, president; Mrs. T. G. Norris. vice president; Mrs. Love, secretary; Mrs. Joseph Smale, treasurer.
 Daniel Quaid, a native of New York, aged 45 years, died in the Sisters hospital at 6 o'clock yester- day evening of consumption. He was buried this afternoon from Ogan's undertaking parlOrs at o'clock. Deceased had teen on the P, ci6e Coast twenty-three year, eight of which he lived in Arizona.
 Plans are about completed for large opera house, dancing hall and club rooms, which it is proposed to erect in Prescott. The building will be l40 feet in length by 70 in width. The main hall wIll be pro- vided with large and commodious stage, capable of accommodating large theatrical troupeS, while the seats will be movable, so that the entire hall can be used as a ball room when occasion demands it. It is also the intention to have spacious club room, provided with billiard tables and other conven- fences, to which parties can have access on the payment of nominal monthly dues. The site selected for it is one of the most desirable in the city, and the enterprise, if carried out as projected, will prove a great convenience and paying invest ment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
The Tucson tannery will be iI operation soon,

The Tucson tannery will be in operation soon.
 A Tucson paper credits Phenix with disposing of 5000 glasses of beer daily.
 Frank c. Hise, of Tucson, son of ex-Surveyor General Hise, died in Los Angeles recently.
 The lodging house of Andrews & Tarr, in Kingman, was destroyed by fire recently. Loss, about Sl 500.
 Ben Butler and W. c. Oakes are preparing to open large saloon in Phenix. Mir Butler still retains his interest in the Capitol.
 On Tues " last, A. K. Jones, the switchman lrking in the yards in this city, W. .le crossing Second St. from Joe Broyles' place to the Worlds Fair saloon, stepped into a hole in the crossing and fell. He was picked up by several bystanders and taken to his home and a physi- elan called, who discovered that bis leg was broken in several places. Thursday. by the advice of the company's physician, he was taken to the hospital in Albuquerque Williams News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

will be wanted. Dr. Whomes, who is in charge of the race, will be among the citizens of Tucson in a day or two, and will doubtless obtain the desired figure, this city being always liberal toward sporting events
 At the track the day following, if the track eau be obtained and put in shape, matter that will be arranged tonight, several bicycle events of importance will come of. The features will be a mile handicap race, two mile open race for the territorial championship, half mile championship race and some novlce races, with a possibility of some funny features. The best riders Of Arizona will be present. Tucson Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
BUSINESS Do1Nes.
Various Propositions open to the Pnr
 chasing Pnblic.
Strawberries at Aitken's.


 Strawberries at Aitkens. If
 Fine Missouri clder at Dillon's. If Spring goods arrived at VoIerLAN- DER's THE TAILOR.
 A ladies' fine Dongola Oxford at Sullivan's for $l.l5; former price, $I.50. If
 4 child's Tan Oxford, 8 to l04, at Sullivan's for S5 cents; former price, $l.25. If
 A ladies' tan Oxford at Sullivan's for SIPS; former price, $l.S5. If
 Misses Dongola Oxfords,ssfrom 75 cents upwards, at Sullivan's. If
 Babbitt metal for sale at this office. If
 Fresh candies received each week at Aitken's. No old stock on hand.tf A misses Tan Oxford, II to 2, at Sullivan's for $l.00; former price, $l.50. If
 Solid silver souvenir spoons of exquisite designs, only $2.00, at NJ. Goldwater X Bros. If
 New styles dress goods just re- ceived. Prices away down at A. Wollenberg's. If
 If you want good smoke, buy your cigars at Aitken's, who keeps the best brands on the market. If
 SEEDS.-If you want FRESH Seeds of all klnds go and see J. L. FISHER. ml
 Ice cream, 15cts. a dish; with cake, 20cts. dish. 25cts. pint; 50cts. a quart, in patent box, ready to take home, at s. Pedgrift's, Clough's Fruit Stand, tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

J.T. Coleman left for the east to- day.
 R. B. Burmister has gone to Cali toruia.
 Charles Ward left for the Railroad mine to-day.
 John l.. Y. Thomas, of Oak creek, left for home this afternoon.
 Nathan Levy aad bride arrived last evening from California.
 J. W. Sullivan, the Williamson valley cattle king, is in town.
 Miss Sadie Jenkins left this morn ing for St. Joseph, Missouri, where her father resides.
 H. D. Ross left for Flagstaff this morning, being called there by the serious illness of his brother, who is afflicted with typhoid fever.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Saturdays Daily. June I0.

Vanilla, strawberry and banana ice cream at s. Pedgrift's tomorrow. Three nice offices for rent. See advertisement to-day.
 Sheriff Lowry will send six pris- oners to Yuma to morrow.
 If you want a good turkey dinner tomorrow, go to Hotel Burke.
 Hotel Burke will give a turkey dinner to its patrons tomorrow.
 BoRN.-In Flagstaff, June 10, to the wife of s. s. Acker, daughter.
 Joe Roberts is making improve ments to his residence in East Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
PKRsoNAL KENYON.

G. w. Ford is on the sick list.
 J. W. Wilson returned to-day from his Skull valley ranch.
 Judge E. w. Wells is expected home from the east this evening.
 J. S. Douglas superintendent of the Senator mine has gone to Bis bee.
 Judge R. E. Sloan, ex-ass ociate justice of this territory it is said will locate in Prescott and engage in the practice of law.
 A. D. Morton, of the Mesa Free Press. left for home this morning, on his return from attending the Grand Lodge of Odd Follows.
 T. B. Carter, of Walnut Grove, was caller at this office to-day. He reports damaging frosts in his section recently, a very unusual occurrence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
How,s Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of CRtArrh that cannot be cured by Hilrs CAtArrh Cure. F J. CHENEY & Co,
 Props, Toledo, }. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney foF the last fifteen ycars. and believe him per fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm
 West A rruax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. aiding, kinnAh & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gista, Toledo. Ohio.
 Malls atarrh Cure is taken int srnally, acting directly udon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price. Ioc. per bottle. Sold by all DrugIyists; testimonials free.
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,.a.... n.ilr. June IS:


 w.aaesday's Daily. June IS;
 A. H. Haisley has filed his brand for record.
 The territorial prison contains 176 convicts.
 The Bashford- -Burmister Company received car load of new potatoes yesterday.
 The territorial grand Jury sub mitted its fnal report this afternoon and was discharged.
 Work is progressing on the Catho- i.. church. Brick laying will be commenced next week.
 A marriage license was issued yesterday to Albert l.. Lee, sou of J.H. Lee, and Miss Cora Colquett
 J.W. Hubbard, of Chaparral, was married last evening at the Williams by Rev, C. J. Chase, to Mrs. Dortha A. Deame,
 Senator Tab )r, who is now at the Vulture mine, will visit Prescott within a few days on his way to California.
 The advertisement Of the Elite Hotel appears in this issue. The house is new in ali of its appoint Ineats and is centrally located.
 4 stay of execution has been granted iu the case of Sortillon, in Phenix, who was sentenced Co be hanged July ?, for the murder of his child.
 Yesterdays train brought m the usual delegation of Indians from MOhave county that a session of United States court brings. They numbered twenty-two.
 Judge A. c. Baker, of Phenix, will take Judge Hawkins place on the bench of the distrIct court m a few days for the trial of number of eases in which the la!t Is dis qualified.
 The name of the Turkey creek postoffice has been changed from Bueno to Goodwin, and the office has been moved to Mrs. Randolph's, about two and a half miles north of its former location.
 Geo. Schuermsn, of the Schu'r ESan Hotel, is having an addition built to his hotel which will give him fifteen more rooms. He finds himself unable to accommodate his patrons with his present facilities.
 Judge Hawkins has been kept pretty busy the past few days, hay ing had two grand juries and one thai jury on his hand all the time, and st times the second trial jury would be impaneled before the first had bees discharged.
 The jury in the case of Sam Gray gho killed old man Fry some time since on the Black Canyon road re- turned a verdict of manslaughter last evening. Fry kept station on the road. Gray claimed that he was indebted to him and drove up from Phenix to get the money pr in lieu of it a keg of whisky. Gray was accompanied by another man who remained on the wagon while he went into Fry's saloon. Shortly after he entered the shooting com menced resulting in the killing of Fry. Gray is in an advanced stage of consumption. He will be Seu- .tenced on Friday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Friday. Daily. June Is:


 The United States grand jury was discharged this morning.
 The Atlantic & Pacific announces a half fare rate for the Fourth of July.
 Charles E. Hagerman, a railroad carpenter, committed suicide at Albuquerque June l2.
 Joseph Morrison was admitted to the practice of law this afternoon ou certificate from the district court of New Mexico.
 Water on cattle ranges on the desert is sad to have dried up. C. Douglas Browns herd, consisting ot several hundred head, have been driven to Date creek for water
 Justice Fleury today fined Bob Parsons fifty dollars or fifty days in jail for beating a man named Bow ington over the head with a beer bottle.
 Joe Burton was caught in the act of stealing chickens to-day and sen- fenced to pay fine of SCOT twenty days in jail. He has been arrested several times before for petty lar ceny, and seems determined to score a record for himself.
 The Grand Lodge of old Fellows elected the following otfi isers at it's recent session: \. \. Morford, Phe- nix, G. NJ; E. P. Van Kuren, Tue son, F. G. NJ; w. J. Barnett, Nogales, G. w.; J. J. Hill, Tucson, G. S.; W. H. Smith, Prescott, G. T..
 Two very small boys were caught in the act of fighting this afternoon by Chief Burton, and taken to the court house. They were a pretty badly frightened pair, but were per mitted to go on promise not to fight any more.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Teesdn,.. p.ll,, June Dol.

About hall mile of the Crowned King wagon road has been graded.
 Geo. Augustine. of Skull valley, is in town to-day, circulating among friends.
 Geo. w. Ford was taken Co the hospital at Whipple yesterday for treatment.
 Heavy rains are falling in Texas. This is somewhat encouraging, to say the least.
 The location of the new city jail will be near the southwest corner of the plaza.
 Work is progressing on the cut of road between Prescott and the Four Mile House. Four United States patents for the Virginia Gold Mining and Mill ing Company, have been filed for record.
 The jury in the Miller case retired this afternoon to deliberate. They brought in verdict of acquittal soon after.
 Abe PIather hns been placed on the force as night guard of the Wallapai squaws who are ca rped on the plaza. The government takes this precautionary measure to herd these people, evidently for fear of stampede or their desire to join the Coxey army.
 The corner stone of the new Catholic church will be laid to- morrow evening. Ceremonies to begin in the basement at half past six D. m, and the blessing of the stone to take place outside at about seven p. m. The Prescott brass band will give few selections.
 About two weeks ago the JouR- NAL MINER published the following item: The Congress is now ship ping about a ear load of concen- trates per day. Six teams, of eigh- teen animals each, are employed in transporting the concentrates from the mill to the railroad" It has just appeared in our contemporary, credited to the Phenix Gazette.
 Ed. Gillespie came up from Con- gress yesterday. He reports that camp in a thrifty condition, and states that the parties working the Orphir and Remnant claims, belong ing to his company, arc meeting with success, being in good paying body of ore.
 The S. F., P. X r. has purchased a spring. near Dickson's, in Skull valler, and have three inch pipe on the ground, which will be laid to the track, about half a mile below the present station. No pumping will be be necessary, and the spring is said to never diminish in its flow of water, no matter how dry the season may be.
 Miles Archibald, who is now in San Francisco, consulting eminent medical men in the hope of having his arm restored to usefulness again, writes that he will enter a we'll known hospital there and submit to an operation. He has secured the services of two surgeons, and states further that they insure him perma- nent relief, although the operation will be a very painful and trying one on him, but without danger, necessarily.
 Along the grade of the S. F., P. X P. to the south may be seen two forms of what were once live con- monwealers. They are lying as they fell. Jim Gray says no one, except Detwiller, knows why they are thero or who is responsible for them. They are supposed to have come from Phenix, and in their desire to capture engine No. 3, were knocked out when the attempted to devour one of those lunches which Det- willer and Brady carry in their buckets on every trip they make along the grade.
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Notice to stoekhoidsr..

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Crowned King Mining Company will be held at 10 o'clock a. m, on Wednesday, July ls, 1894, at the company's office in Edinburg, County of Chris tlan, State of Illinois, for thu pur- pose of electing one Director and transacting any other business that may lawfully come before such meeting.
 Dated this 9th day of June, 1894
 By order of the Board of Direc- tors. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, uS td Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ralph Cameron, of Flagstaff, is in town.
 s. E. Patton left for Flagstaff this afternoon.
 H. J. Allen, of Jerome, was a visitor to Prescott to-day.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen came in from Flagstaff on Saturday evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. D. Helm will leave for Wicken- burg tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hubbard left for Chaparral to-day.
 Contractor $. E. Patton and fami- ly came in last evening from Wils- iams.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

Yolley firing was commenced to- day by troops at Whippla. The grounds are located about one and one-half miles north of John Dukes ranch. Each company devotes one day to this practice, which closes the target shooting season.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N. Y., always says to Hoods Sarsa- parilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofula and eczema, and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious, tako Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
For Over FIny Years

Mrs. WINsI,ows SOOTHING SYRuP has been used for children teething. 1t soothes the child. soft and is the best lemedy for diarrhOeA Twenty i've cents bottle. mWf
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Grs., R,exsle Race.

Willard c. Wright, Nogales.
 P. B. Yates, Nogales.
 Fred Graves, Tucson.
 l.. Salter, Mesa.
 z. O. Brown, Phenix.
 Wilson, Phenix.
 The foregoing are the entries to the big bicycle race from Nogales to Tucson. The entry list has not closed, and it is expected Gardiner & Worthen will put in dark horse. Eddie Johnston Is training constant ly, but he does not yet say positively tn he will enter. He may be the dark horse of Gardner & Worthen.
 Prescott will enter no riders. That town is too far away from the scene to make it practicable for the riders to make the trip and race besides, and they will not attempt it. Will COX will enter none of her tire punchers either.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
The Rag Canal.

WASHINGTON, June 19-The bill for the construction ahd govern inent control of the Niearaugua canal by the United States is about completed by the House committee. The clause forbldding foreign inter ference IS a very strong oue. but the measure will go through, neyerthe- less.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
THE PRIZES.

First will come the high grade bicycle for the winner. The second prize will probably be a full bicycle uniform, from cap to shoes. Third prize will be cycometer. A fourth prize may be put up of pair of tires. Some prize will go to every rider.
 Thirty-fve dollars has been raised of Tucson's share of the prizes. About three times as much more