Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
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several days.
 Saturdays Daily. June Q.
 Every hotel in this city is crowded with guests.
 Vanilla, strawberry and pine apple
 ice cream at s. Pedgrift's tomorrow.
 Keep your eyes open and look out for nimble- fingered pick pockets.
 Go to church to morrow and prsy
 fervently for rain, or tl"od for that matter.
 A special train, containing the Grand Canyon exeurtionistS, left at p. m. to-day for the 4. x P. en route to their respective homes. Two black eagles arrived to-day from Chaparral for Barney Smith. having been captured there by Johnny Merwin and his partner.
 Mrs. L. Bashford entertained her Sunday School class at afternoon tea yesterday, at which a pleasant time was had and appreciated by all who attended.
 Contractor Parker has several crews at work on various contracts The new addition to Schuerman's Hotel has commenced, as also has the erection of the new county hospital.
 Supervisor Roach is personally overseeing the work of building the new wagon road into Bradshrw Basin. It is spoken of as a good throughfare with a ten Der cent grade and is being rapidly built.
 The grand jury ignored the bill agalnst Dr. Dawson on the charge of performing criminal operation on Hallis Engle. The grand jury also reported fin ing bill against James Shirley on the charge of assault with deadly weapon on w. w. Vanderbilt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sillcox, of Prescott function, arrived last night, to be in attendance at the trial of bur glary case which happened recently at the above place. In addition to being a charming lady, Mrs. Silcox Is likewise nervy person, and dur ing the capture of the burglars materially aided her husband in so successfully accomplishing the diff cult task Her kindness in feeding the famished burglars afterwards is also handsomely commented in railroad circles on the A. & P.
 The time of the district court has been taken up to-day in hearing the argument of the case of the Postal Telegraph Company against the Receivers of the Atlantic x Pacific 1 Railroad Company. Alter hearing the argument of counsel, Judge | Flaw kins ordered that Id receivers | permit the Postal Telegraph Com pany to construct its telegraph line upon the right of way of the 4. x r. in this territory, upon such com pensatlon as may be agreed upon between the receivers and the Postal Telegraph Company.
 Guests at the Winsor: IT Briot, New York; c F Carpenter, Big Bug; Robt Skiffington, Stanton; w W Bass, Williams; Geo W Winter, Santa Ana; W B Sawyer and son. E B Stanton, Riverside; D H Thomas, Santa Ana; H l. Stoney, San Diego; C F Anderson, H J Doolittle, Los Angeles; F M Heath, R K Kleinfelter. Riverside; Frank Simpson. Los Angeles; E J Stanton, Williams; H Day, San Diego; w Arthur Harvey, Toronto, Canada.
 Professor Mannix, who has wield- al the principals rod over Prescott public schools for the past term, shook the dust from his feet to-day and left for other fields. He has not left a very favorable impression. His course is said to have been one of hostility to other teachers em ployed in various instances of such ! nature as to make the duties of he average instructor in our schoo . 1t times very unpleasant and di agreeable task. The "professor" made ''crack" few days ago that inside of twenty-four hours after ,chool closed he would be on the ,ars sailing out of this country" If he had only signifed his dislike )f this section some time ago in the 'ame inelegant language, his term ,f teaching would have been brought to a more definite and iudden end, and this relieved our people of the existence of a small Joxey army on a limited scale, in- ellectually speaking.
 PERSONAL MENTION. Mir. and Mrs. Emory W. Fisher, eft for their home to-day at Briggs, III Castle creek. N. 4. Morford. editor of the 'henix Herald, arrived today from he south. and leaves in the morn ng for the A. & P,
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