Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-17

which they are expecting to arrive daily. They have already secured subscribers sufficient to use them all.
 H. J. Iftiger, proprietor of the Hotel Prescott, reports a good pa tronage for his hotel, which is new and furnished throughout with new furniture. Mir. Ittiger ia a genial and pleasant gentleman and will make s popular host.
 If you need a good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. It prevents sickness by making pure blood. Hoods Pills cure nausea sick headache indigestion and bil-, iousness. 25c.
 Profs. Nelson and Burke, two ex- perienced aeronauts will make balloon ascension from Montezuma street on the west side of the plaza, on Sunday afternoon. at 2 o'clock. When in mid air they will make a parachute descent to earth.
 The body of the late Gail A. Swan was shipped this morning to Cali foTnia for burial. It was accom- panied to the depot by a large num- Der of friends. The sad manner in which his death occurred has been . great shock to his friends. Inter ment will be made in Oakland, Cali foFnia
 Dr. H. T. Darcy, of Phenix, who has been spending several days with us, returned home last evening. The doctor IS so we'll pleased with Pres colt that he expects soon to return here and make his home among us. Our delightful climate is very tempt ing to those who have experienced the severe heat in Phenix this sea son.
 The s. F. P. * F. excursions to Southern California are proving quite popular. The train pulled ont of Phenix this morning with three Pullman's attached and eighty-four passengers aboard. This number was augmented in Prescott to one hundred and thirty excursionists besides several other passengers holding single trip tickets for var iouS points.
 The demand for the mid summer mining edition, issued from this office by Orick Jackson, comn'is- sioner of immigration, continues on the increase. Requests come in by every mail, for copies of 1t, and while it is given away free to parties who desire to send 1t abroad, parties frequently offer to pay for 1t.
 The board of trustees of the Pres colt school district has elected the following teachers for next year: Principal, J. P. w. Brouse, of Mason City, Illinois; third grammar de partment, Miss s. Baker; second grammar department, Miss Kate Dwyer; first grammar department, Miss Annie Crothers; ;third primary, Miss Emma Cook; second primary, Miss Ella 4. Flsgg; first primary, Miss Madge Banta.
 L. H. Orr had his trial yesterday afternoon, and was found guilty of a mIsdemeanor in obtaining money under false pretenses, aud was ssn- tenced to ten day iu the county jail and to pay fine of Sl50, or in lieu of the fine to serve Sl5O days in jail. The beautiful brunette mentioned as being his wife, in her testimony in the case, said that she did not bear that relation to the defendant, but was only brevet wife.
 The grand balloon ascension and parachute jump is now an assured fact and will take place on Monte zuma street, Sunday evening at 2 o'clock. Enough money has been subscribed to cover the expense of sending the balloon up and by Sat urday night enough more will be collected 10 pay the aeronauts. Everybody IS expected to come and witness tIe wonderful and daring performance of Prof Nelson m mid air.
 Alfred Ayeryt, the popular young merchant on the west side of the plaza, was married last evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. l.. Bashford, to Miss May Francisco, a most estimable young lady. Fhe ceremony was performed by Rev. C. J. Chase Tn the presence of only a few of the most intimate friends Of the young couple. The happy young couple have the best wishes of the JOURNAL MINER, as we'll as of a very large circle of friends.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 R. E. Wells returned this morn- from visit to Phenix.
 Gus. Williams left for California this morning,
 s. Rothchild left on this mornings train for Los Angeles.
 W. E. Hazeltine has gone to Cali fornia to spend few weeks.
 Chief Justice A. c. Bakec left for his home in Pnenix last evening.
 Miss Madge Banta went out this morning with the excursion party.
 F. L. Wright, of the Prescott Elec- tric Company, left for Los Angeles this morning.
 Mrs. H. s. Adams will leave to- morrow for the Senator mine to join her husband, who has been engaged to take charge of the boarding house