Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16
MONDAY. MAY IA. 1894.


 Pay your SC lool tax. The teach. CTS need their money.
 Attend the ice cream rool of to be given this evening at the Saliva ton Army barracks.
 The special school tay must be paid this month to say, 1t from becomiugdelinquent.
 The Jerome tramway wa reported to be running successfully yester- day to the top of the Yae ger hill.
 Contractor Parker fn Is abund- ance of work for several irpenters, while the hum ot his D. ming mill furnishes sweet music dai v.
 The Epworth League oi the First NJ. E. Church will me t in the church parlor Sunday at : p. m. Subject: Glory Belongs to God. ' Psalms, 29. Al cordially invited.
 Judge IT. T. Andrews. ;.s attorney for the San Francisco Examiner, has commenced a suit a.;ainst the City of Prescott to rec yer Sl50, alleged to be due that iper for a write up in the Midw. tier Fair edition. The city counc has re- fused payment of ;he cl; n on tue grounds of non complianse of con tract.
 The report reached town to-day that Charles Clancy, 3. brakeman recently employed on ti $. r., r. X r. Railway, was quiu seriously stabbed al Williams O. Thursday night. No particulars e. the affair could be obtained, and ie rumor, while apparently rue, co id not be confirmed. Clancy is jrother of Conductor Clancy, of tLs A. & P. railroad.
 4 belt line narrow guags railro ad Is being talked of from , cescott to Lynx creek, thence arou ,d by the Senator mine and head the Has sayampa, down the lat ar stream, thence across the divide Prescott. Such a line would strike one of the greatest mineral belt of tae country and would prove a paying invest ment.
 The Ladies' Aid Societ of the NJ. E. Church held an intere ting meet ing yesterday afternoonSit the resi- dence of Mrs. |. Helm. The follow ing officers of the society were elected: President. Mrs. J NJ. Watts; First Vice President. NJ Mosher; Secretary, Mrs. C. A. Ba> ford. The next meeting # the society will be held at the residence of the second vice president.
 The latest remedy for that dis dressing disease. dyspep.ia, origin ates in Southern Oregon. It is a spoonful of common rlver sand taken wet after each meal. A num- Der of those who have tried it tes tify a. to its efficacy. Tn cleansing properties of sand have hsen known for several years and the efficacy of the new remedy might probably be increased by swallowing good stiff brush directly after each dose. The JOURNAL MINER does not recommend the sand cure.
 The plans and SD cifcations for the addition to Hotel burke have been completed by Contractor Pat ton and it is said that work will 6 co nuns ncad sool en arging it. In addition to the erection of another story to the main building, two story aud basement addition, 40x43 feet, will be built to t on the south side of the rear end of it. The basement of this will be used as a laundry. while the second story will be used as kitchen. The present kitchen will b. torn out and added to the dining room, making the lat ter 50x50 feet, one of the most spacious dining rooms in the terri tory. By this addition, the present of the hotel wilt be more than doubled, as there w,ll be thirty additional rooms.
 W. c. Foater left for the east to- day.
 c. A..Randall is in town from Big Bug.
 w. c. O'Neill left thls morning for New York.
 NJ. Wollenberg went out 70 Jerome this morning.
 Geo. w. Sines came in from Cherry creek yesterday.
 James H. Hamilton, the Peoples '" Hey rancher, Is in town.
 Samuel Crozier, a promenent citi- zen of Mohave cornty, is in town.
 R. E. Morrison left for Phenix this morning on county legal busi- ness.
 J. R. Stuyvesant came in last evening from the Rich Hill Placer Company's camp.
 T. N. Earnhart is in charge of J. P. Dillon's store during the latter's absence at Phenix.
 Engineer c. H. Lee left this morn ing for Jerome to do some work on the Jerome railroad.
 Charles Born, an old Colorado miner, and who IS now operating on Lynx creek, is visiting Prescott to- day.
 Mrs. James Fl. Hamilton, of Pee ples. valley, left for San Jose, Cali tornia, yesterday, expecting to be absent a year. Their children will be placed in school there.
 Ex-Governor and Mrs. N. O. Mur- phy and their son, Paul, will leave for Los Angeles tomorrow. The latter will remain there for the sum- mer, while the governor will put his time in Phenix, and Prescott.
 Caribou" Brown, one of the old, old time sporting men of the Pacific Coast, arrived here from Phenix Mir. Brown is we'll known in every town and mining camp on the Pacific Slope, from British Columbia to Mexico.