Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
THURSDAYS Daily, March 28

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 The grippe seems to be losing its i grip.
 There was a slight rain shower this morning.
 Tue public schools will close in three weeks more.
 Born, March 2, in Prescott, to Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Dudley. a daughter.
 i little eight months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wills, died this morning.
 Work is progressing on the founda- ton of the new hotel on north Cortez street.
 J. NJ. Aitken is painting and other wise improving his residence in East Prescott.
 Last evenisg's train from the north brought in about twenty-five witnesses in U. s. cases.
 The frame of W. C. Norton's new building is up. It will be a large structure when completed.
 The mining suit of l.. NJ. Olden vs. Winnie and Fetterly was decided today in favor of the plaintiff.
 c. D. Reppy has gone to Florence and will probably purchase the Tribune at that place, aud loca, e there permanently.
 The largest stock of crockery and glassware, latest designs and pat terms, and at lowest prices, at Hills Mammoth Hardware Store. m28tf
 The present season has been a rough one on theatrical troupes. Ten different companies booked to appear in Phenix, became stranded before reaching there.
 Trials by Jury have been sus pended ID court here until copy of the law passed by the recent legislature, in regard to empaneling jurors, has been received.
 The southern California press association IS to meet at Flagstaff, in June. They had better postpone their meeting until the second Mon day in July and meet with the Ari- zona editors in Prescott.
 Editor Harold w. Roll, of the Flagstaff Democrat, went down to Phenix the other day took out his naturalization papers and was ap- pointed commissioner of immigra- ton for COconinO county.
 It is none to early now to com mence preparations for big Fourth of July celebration. Phenix wants to come up to our pine clad hills and help us celebrate, and we should be able to provide them with suit able amusements for the occasion.
 The United States grand jury submitted a partial report today. ignoring charges against G. Dim minguez and Rudolph Zimmerly. for selling whisky to Indians, and against Irene Mayburn for illegally handling postage stamps.
 Ten car loads of cattle passed through Prescott yesterday from Phenix for os-Angeles. Ten more went through today for Denver. Up to date. since the opening of the $. F., r. & P. road. ll0 car loads have been shipped from Phenix over this line.
 4 special carrying the receivers and other officials of the Santa Fe system, passed Ash Fork this alter noon. 1t was the intention of the purity to visit Prescott and Phenix, but important and urgent business in California, compelled them to change their plan, and continue their journey westward.
 Lieut.. c. c. Smith, of the second U. $. cavalry, will on April 10 start on a horse back trip from Fort Wingate, New Mexico, to San Antonio, Texas, a distance of nearly 1000 miles. He will carry neither rations or forage and will depend solely upon the country in which he travels for support. Old teamsters who have been over the trail between these two points pre- dict that he will never be able to finish his journey.
 A tweDty-mile stage line is about to be established from Castle Creek hot springs to the s. F. P. & P. railroad. Improvements are to be made for the accommodation of tourists, so that these springs will soon become a famous resort. 'Diamond Joe" Reynolds in his life time recognized in them a rival to his famous Arkansas hot springs and took measures to popularize them, which his representatives will fully carry out.-Gazette. They have newspaper man up in