Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-30

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 Tuesdays Dsily. May 30; Prof. Gales will give his closing soiree this evening.
 Refreshments tonight at the clos : ing soiree of Prof. Calles.
 The Coconino county contingent left for home this morning.
 There was a slight, very slight, sprinkle of rain this morning.
 Attorney James Loy, formerly of Prescott, has located in Flagstaff.
 There is strong talk Of making a new race track just east of town.
 The banks and all places of busi- ness will observe tomorrow as 8 holiday.
 J. K. Wells reeen ly made pur- chase of several car loads of cattle which he shipped east.
 s. Pedgritt will furnish refresh. men,s in the hall this evening at Prof. Gales closing soiree.
 Preliminary skirmish firing h IS been commenced at Whipple. Tar get practice will close m about two weeks.
 The members of the Uniform Rank, K. of F., have decided to par ticipate in the Memorial Day pro cession tomorrow.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. H. N. Palmer took place this morning at II o'clock from the Hotel Win sor. There was large attendance.
 Tomorrow, Decoration Day, the money order department of the post office will be closed. General deliv- cry will also be closed from 10 a. m. to 7;S0 p. m.
 On application, before Judge ]. ! Hawkins, of number of he cred itors of the Tempe ba tx, j. w Francis was yesterday appointed receiver of that institution. Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where other preparations fail It possesses medicinal merit peeu liar to itself. Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organ, and the liver are cured by Hood: Pills. UnequaEled as a dinner pill H. N. Palmer desires, through the JOURNAL MINER, to extend his warm est thanks to the maOy ladies and gentlemen of Prescott, who rend cred their services and syInpathies to him during his recent sad afflic ton.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins today denied the application for an injunction to restrain the board of supervisors ol Coconin0 county from erecting s court house at Flagstaff, on ths ground that the application is pre- mature.
 Hamlin Garland has written fcl the June number of McClure's Magazine impressions of visit tC the great Carne ie steel mills, al Homestead, showing how the wori and life there strike the eye of S strenuous aud humane realist Many pictures, made from life dtaw, iugs, will illustrate the article. | Cleveland Moffett will give in the June number of McClure's Maga zine some further account of the care and framing of captive wild beasts, as unfolded to him by severa months of intimate study; and tn, article will be illustrated with some mora of MT. Hambidge's remark able pictures of w,ld beasts drawn from life.
 A party from Prescott who re gently visited San Francisco. en trusted Ed. Barrett. a former sales man in Prescott jewelry store with a diamond valued at $50, fol the purpose of changing it from S pin to a ring. At the time, Barrett was employed in San Francisco jewelry store, but prior to the gen tleman's departure had been dis charged. Failing to returl tn, diamond as he agreed to do on | certain date, a warrant was sworr out for his arrest.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Rev. Smale is sick.
 | IT. Stoddard left for the lower Agua Fra country this afternoon. l Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Arms, left fol their home in Chicago yesterday.
 George W. Sines came in iron Cherry creek today to participate ir the Memorial Day celebration.
 J. H. McLuce, a former resident of this territory, returned a few days since, after an absence of near ly score of years.
 Superintendent J. l.. Giroux and Financial Manager H. J. Allen, oI the United Verde Copper company are guests at Hotel Burke.