Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

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 Dr. Pentland has returned from his trip to Jerome.
 Marshal Meade came in from tn, south this morning.
 ] Smith Bros. are putting in a new front to their meat market.
 Justo Feliz was taken to the Penitentiary last Saturday. , A merry-go-round is being put up on the south side of the plaza.
 The sale of property for delin- quent taxes commences tomorrow. Some thunder and lightning and a very light sprinkle of rain yesterday.
 Some crack wheel men of Flag staff will participate in our bicycle races.
 Fourth of July fire works and flags are now on sale at the different stores.
 Chief of Police Prince has sue ceeded in gathering enough material for another chain gang.
 Dr. F. H. Waite has moved his dental parlors into a room over the Prescott National Bank.
 Delicious peaches and ripe apples from Kirwaggen < HaskelPs ranch near Jerome have appeared m mar ket.
 The individual who found that shot gun yesterday can get S20 reward by returning it to Jake Marks.
 Major R. Allyn Lewis has joined the Prescott Commercial club being the first ons above the hundred mark
 There ars only two horses entered in the three minute matched race, being Nigger and Monte, instead of three as announced.
 William Patton son of Mir. and Mrs. s. E. Patton, will graduate from Woodbury's business college at Los Angeles, July ?.
 Tobs Miller met with a serious and painful accident on Saturday evening to his left hand which will disable him for some time.
 It is stated that Loske enc of the convicted McNary murderers claims to have participated in the Chicago Haymarket riots some years ago. Courier.
 Mrs. R. s. Stockton, accompanied by her sister, Miss Catherine Coover, came in from the east yesterday. They are domiciled in the Bowers residence in west Prescott.
 A lot of material for the Sunset telephone company arrived yester- day and Superintendent Charles Hoff is on the ground to superintend the construction of the line.
 Tom Morris the celebrated foot racer is in town and is likely to add zest to the Fourth of July enter tainment. He arrived two or three days since but has been keeping rather quiet.
 The fire works, ordered tor Cliff tons Fourth of July celebration last year were held up by the strike and failed to get through in time for use on that occasion and will be fired of this year.
 The Electric Light company are putting up there wires to-day to the race track for their telephones. They expect all there material in to-mor- row and will have their telephone exchange in operation by Saturday evening.
 The JOURNAL MINER was in error in announcing the arrival here of C.. Fl. La Berteu. Mrs. La Berteu and their niece, Miss Ruth Hill are in town, but Bert" has water melon patch in Phenlx which hs thought advisable to watch, hence he remained at home.
 R. E. Wells, assistant to President Murphy of the $. F., P. X P. rail road, and his stenographer MT. Cardin scaled the lofty heights ol Thumb Butte yesterday. They made the ascent from the north side which is the most precipitous and broken side of the Butte and ex- perienced great difficulty in getting l to the summit.
 The privileges at the race track 1 have been let as follows: Restaurant | and ice cream, to Mr. DeMers; saloon, Hobbs & Williams; soda | water and fruit, NJ. E. Morin; pool selling, J. D. Moore; gaming, 5. 1 Stevens; advertising, Hughes x Baer, The association will realize i about $500 from the various Privi- leges.
 l.. R. Jerome has changed quar- ters. After occupying a room for several mouths in Hotel De YaVapai, 1 he concluded to try the accnmmo- dations furnished by the city for awhile, and Judge Ling on Saturday evening gave him a sixty-days' privl- lege in the stone house on the south side of the plaza.
 The suit of Lawyer Mckinney against Attorney Loy, for S25O alleged to be due the former as a fee. has been compromised by the payment of Sl0 by the latter. This is a much better and more ex- peditious way of settling differences than through the tedious and tortuous paths of litigation even fl both litigants are attorneys.
 The Coconino Sun says that "J. E. Jones, while in Prescott the other day, did the best he could to disabuse the public mind of that city of the impression that seemed to prevail that Flagstaff would not celebrate the glorious Fourth in her usual happy way" The public miad bad already been thoroughly dissbused 0a that subject. Despite
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