Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-08-21

Monroe < Sons for horses and cat ; tie, the consideration being SI,0OO
 There will be a meeting of the Prescott Brass Band on Friday even l ing, August Is, at S:30 o'clock. All memebers are requested to bC present.
 l pr. Butler of Prescott, yesterday presented Dr. Woodruff with handsome medecIne case as a token of appreciation for kind treatment while he was ill recently while on a visit to this city.-Gazette
 Oregon people are raising strong protest against the horse canning industry. They claim that it win injure the reputation of the state, which has already been pretty badly battered by Governor Pennoyer.
 E. B. Modem has bought a lot in Moeller's addition from Powers * Doran, and will commence the cree ton of six-room residence on it soon. The lot adjoins those of w. 1 O. O'Neill.
 The JoURNAL-MINER's suggestion to clean out the city well on the northeast corner of the plaza, has been acted on favorably by the city council, and the work wlll be done at once, the contract having been awarded to Charley Yates.
 The marriage of B. A. Rusman and Miss Florence Jackson, is announced from San Francisco as taking place recently. The bride is a sister of Orick Jackson, of Pres colt, and for some time has been residing in the above city.
 The city council has completed its labors as b ard of equalization and yesterday fixed he tax rate for the year at 75 cents on the Sl0O, or three-quarters O. one per cent. The total a. essct valuation of city prop erty h Si,l2J, 900.
 The injunction restraining the town of Flagstaff from interfering with female piano players plying | their vacations m saloons was dis solved by Judge Hawkins, E. s. Clark representing the town and E. NJ. Doe the other Flagstaff | Democrat.
 Engineer Jack Detwiler, he of poetic fame, has placed the JOURNAL MINER force under obligations to him for delicious large water melon, one of the largest, sweetest and juiciest that tn Salt River val ley produces. It Is needless to say that it was relished by all.
 City Agent ". $. Goldswprthy sold tif1,en excursion tickets to Bos- ton for this mornings train. ot which the following Is d partiat list: MT. aud Mrs. R. N. Frederlck.. ,ir. aud Mrs. F. C.. Brecht, $. F. Bright, Mrs Jim Oneal, J. W. Wilson, D. .L. Sullivan Mrs. G. R. Parker, B. H. Smith, J. T. Shull, B. /. Coy and Frank Payne.
 Dr. H. B. Rockwell, who recently came to Prescott from New York, has concluded to permanently locate here. He finds this climate pecu- liarly adapted to the treatment of pulmonary affiictions, which he has made a speciality. He has the exclusive control in the west of the Carroll System for treating con- sumption, which consists in the in- halation of a germicicle more pow erful than either carbolic acid or creosote, but free from the poison ous qualities of those drugs. In the short time he has been here, he has been able to demonstrate in a number of instances, the remarkable efficacy of the treatment. pr. Rock wells professional card will be found in this issue.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Supervisor John Wood came in from the Verde to-day.
 A. Blumberg will go east to-mor- row to purchase goods.
 John Lawler returned this morn ing from visit to Hillside.
 Major W. A. Rowe, is in town to- day from his Lynx Creek mine.
 E. NJ. Sanford, it is stated, will shortly return to Prescott to engage in the practice of law.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage have gone east for a two weeks visit.
 Judge E. W. Wells will leave for the east tomorrow or Saturday.
 Editor A. E. Joscelyn, of the Ari- zona Educator, left for Boston this morning.
 P. J. Clark, newspaper man of Phenix, came in on this mornings l train to cool of.
 Miss Addie Murphy, of Los An geles, came in on last evenings train l for a visit to the family of her cousin, r. NJ. Murphy.
 Marks Wollenberg, the popular l merchant of the west side of the plaza, will leave for the east to- morrow to purchase a stock of goods l for the fall trade.
 Hon. O. D. NJ. Gaddis, a promi- nent merchant of Kingman, who so 1 ably represented Mohave county m the last territorial legislature, ar rived in Prescott on last nights train on a brief business trip, and returned home again this morning.
 A. F. Dexter, of Chicago, who with l Messrs. Howes and Levin has be- come identified with this section by ! the purchase of mining properties, left this morning for his home. In speaking of the general appearance of this immediate vicinity from a mineral producing standpoint, Mir. Dexter expressed himself favorably over the great area he noticed adap- ted to gold mining, and believes the future will soon solve the question of making this the recognized cen ter of activity and prosperity in mining.
 FRIDAYS Daily, August Is.