Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
MONDAYS Daily, June r.

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 Friday.
 w. W. Ross opened his coruel
 cigar store this afternoon. Mir
 Miles is in charge of it.
 The debris of the fire on Cortez
 street should be removed before our
 big celebration commences.
 Ralph Dillon of the Courier, has purchased a lot on the corner of Alarcon and Willis streets and will shortly build residence on it.
 The electric light company have
 received the invoice for their tele- phone material. They expect it all in during the week.
 A jury was impaneled to-day for the trial of Jakey Brown charged
 with the murder of Charles Ward at Jerome about a month ago.
 Willis P. Haynes and wifs, for merely of Tucson, were passengers on the i'll fated steamer Colima and have not been heard from since the disaster.
 The railroad company is putting in a new track on the south side of the depot in order to increase the yard room, the present facilities not being adequate to the traffic.
 The Prescott base ball club will give a social dance on Friday even ing June 2l. at K. of P. hall the proceeds of which will be used to- wards furnishing base ball suits for the members.
 During the absence of the driver on Saturday night parties stole G. Hathaway's rig and drove mad race with the team to and around Whipple. The team and rig were recovered with but little damage.
 Fourteen train crews are kept busy day and night between Will jams aud Winslow, to keep pace with the business being done by the A. X r. where seven crews hereto fore have been able to get all the cars over the road.-Willisms News.
 Col. c. D. Poston has been re- moved from the charge of the ex- perimental farm near Phenix and Fred Lumsford has been appointed to succeed him. Col. Poston holds the fort on the ground that he is a squatter on government school land. Gazette.
 Since the completion of the rail road 10 Phenix and the consequent 1 reduction in the price of hay and l grain there Las been large increase m the number of family buggies in l Prescott. The buggy trade, during the summer, has been as active as the bicycle trade.
 Hugh Burns. when interviewed as to the quality of the stone produced | from B Lantry & Sons Rock Butte l quarry replied: q have been in this bus ness for over forty years and this is the best rock 1 have ever seen or worked" The rock is not only of excellent quality but is very beautiful and rich in color.
 Justo Feliz was found guilty on Saturday evening of an assault with a deadly weapon. Feliz was one of the gang who started in to shoot up the town in December last and when Officer Prince attempted to arrest them they turned their weapons upon him. Feliz was shot in the leg at the time, the bullet breaking the bone. His companions made their escape.
 Mir Platz paid a visit to Prescott a few weeks ago and was so favor ably impressed with the town that he returned to Oregon packed up his effects and returned here to locate. A car load of his goods ar rived today and although he has been here only few days he has a small house almost completed in the south part of town which he will occupy temporarily until be can build a new resicence. He has rented a part of F. G. Brecht's new brick building in which he will open bakery.
 Dr. Miller has returned from Crowned King where he went to treat Geo. P. Harrington for a gun shot wound in the left leg. Mir. Harrington had his six shooter in an ore sack and had just returned from a short trip on horse back and had put his horse in the stable As he started to go out of the stable his foot slipped and in trying to save himself he hit the door sill with the ore sack, discharging the gun. The ball entered the front of his leg passing clear through it breaking the bone. Dr. Miller left him resting comfortably.
 PERSONAL MENTION. H. W. Roll of the Flagstaff Dem ocrat is in town.
 Geo. P. Thornton of Williams is Prescott. Hon. N. o. Murphy came up from Phenix yesterday morning and spent Sunday in Prescott. Mrs. J. Ellison, sister of Mrs. O. c. Williams arrived on the noon train to-day from Seattle Washing ington. She expects her husband to arrive soon to locate here perma- nently. Col William T. Hart general of the Bimetallic mine in Montana came in Saturday for a visit to his old friend E. E. Wann, and to look up some mining proper ties here. Mrs. c. A. Peter with her two children arrived few days since to join MT. Peter who is with the