Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-18
MONDAYS Daily, September I6.

MUNDA1 S DdllgI ocptemooI iV' ] The Albuquerque Fair opens to- day.
 1 Special train for Jerome Junction leaves at : p. m.
 Ollie Eaton is reported to have made another attempt at suicide last night.
 Born, in Prescott, September If, 1895, to Mfr. and Mrs. C. Willbanks, a daughter.
 Maximum temperature on Saturday 90, minimum, 54. Sunday, maximum S9, minimum 53.
 Ben. Rybon was taken ill at Chap arral on Saturday, and was brought to town yesterday by his wife for treatment.
 Health Officer Dr. W. B. Cotton desires the attention of the public called to ordinance number 70, in relation to quarantine.
 K.C. Cain, of Lynx Creek, brought his httle six-year-old boy into town today for medical treatment. He is suffering with diphtheria and IS in a critical condition.
 MT. Orick Jackson, of the Pres colt JOURNAL MINER, is one of the prominent visitors in Phenix to-day. ! Mir. Jackson Is one of the rising newspaper men of the southwest Republican.
 There were quite a goodlY num- Der of passengers on the 10 o'clock train for the Jerome Junction pie nic. Several more left at f o'clock while the o'clock special promises to be quite crowded.
 Mrs. McInernay's little threc year old girl strayed away from Sherilf Lowry's residence this morning and gave it's mother considerable worry until found. It had wandered clear over to the east part of town before being overtaken.
 The Congress man who shot a Mexican in the leg last week was be- fore Justica Moore today. It ap- bearing that the shooting, so far as l the man who was hit was concerned, was accidental, he was let of with a fine of Sl0O for monkeying with fire arms.
 The populists yesterday had a brand new printing plant started from Chicago for which they paid cash. J.Q. White, $. s. Green and J. A. Gardiner will run the concern and nurse to life the now slumbering and defunct Arizona Populist.- | Gazette.
 Threshing is now in progress. Every thresher in St. Johns is run ming full time, and while the crop of grain is not as large as was ex- pected on account of the devasta- tion of the chinch-bug, still there will be over 10000 bushels of grain threshed out in St. Johns.-St. Johns Herald.
 Owing to the heavy rains and warm weather of the past summer the grass on the ranges of Apache county has grown more luxuriously than for many years past. This, with the advance in the price of wool, and the good prospects for a fair price for mutton sheep and beeves, has gladdened the heart of our stock raisers.-St. Johns Herald.
 A party consisting of k. R. Stroud, B. NJ. Gregory, Joe Tompkins, Al Shoot and Elmer Boody, returned this morning from an outing in the Mogollon mountains. They had a most enjoyable time and found game very plenty. Five deer and four bears were killed by the party and much more game could have been secured had it been wanted.-Herald.
 H. H. Carter presented this office to-day with some samples ofpeaches raised on his ranch on the old Jerome road. which for flavor, are unsurpassed by anything seen in the Prescott market. They are of fair size and very sweet and juicy.
 Miss Addie Murphy, of Los An geles, an elocutionist of national reputation, who is now visiting in the east will return to Los Angeles shortly, accompanied by Miss Rob- inson, whom she has engaged as as- sistant in her school. They will come over the Santa Fe road, and by a little exertion they might be induced to stop off in Prescott and give an evenings entertainment here. Miss Murphy has heret ofore appeared before Prescott audience and her reading was highly appre- ciated by our people. Should she and her assistant be induced to give an entertainment it would afford a rare elocutionary treat.
 Wm. Mitchell, the Agua Fria Stockmau was Tn town to-day.
 A. Redewill and family came in on last evenings train and are registered at Hotel Burke.
 D. R. Coover, assayer at Jerome, is visiting his cousins, Mrs. k. $. Stockton and Miss Catharine Coover, in Prescott.
 J. w. Morse, a bright and active young man from MaEitowoc, Wis consin, IS paying his first visit to Arizona, the guest of President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. < P. rail road.