Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16


 serious.
 An effort is being made to have the business houses of Prescott close for two or three hours each after noon during the races. The propo- sition meets with general favor.
 A. w. Beck, who tried to commit suicide last Friday night, has been adiudged insane and sent to the asylum. He tried to butt his brains out against the wall ol his room.
 J.J. Gardner, on Saturday even ing last, at the residence of the brides parents led to the hymeneal altar the handsome young widow, Mrs. Laurabel Franklin Squires.- Phenix Gazette.
 The three days races this week promise to be the most interesting ever held in Arizona. Horses arc here from Kansas City, Denver, AL buquerque and Phenix in addition to a number from Prescott.
 The foot ball team has been chal- lenged by team from the Indian school for a game between the lst and 10th of next mo th. A game between the Phenix and Whipple teams has also been arranged to take place at Prescott about Thanksgiv- ;ng.-Gazette.
 T. C. Jordan, commissioner of i'm migration for Maricopa county, has brought suit against the board of supervisors of that county 10 recover the salary due him and to test the validity of the law in the courts.
 Rehearsals for the Arabian Nights are going on, and promises to excel any performance given here m Pres colt. Elaborate scenery and stage settings will be introduced under the able direction of W. G. Moore.
 A committee of young gentlemen have decided to give a social party in the third floor of the new and elegant Scopel building on Tuesday evening next. The occasion will be a general one and the tickets only Sl each. The best of music will be furnished and no improper people admitted. ol4-td
 The Clifford Pembroke Comedy Company will give their farewell performance on Saturday evening at Patton's opera house-Irving's mas terpiece, The Bells" will be re- peated by special request. This play. the best of the repertoire, from an acting standpoint, Is the one in which Henry Irving rose from obscurity to fame in one night.
 When the stomach lacks vigor and the digestion is weak there will be fiatulenc ., heartburn, nauseau, weak ness. The remedy needed Is Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Purifier to gtve tone and strength to the stomach aGd organs of digestion aud to aid in the assin- ilation of food. Puriiies the blood and buildt up a strong aud healthy appetite. Sl00 per bottle.
 Joseph Ehle and wife of Prescott, arrived in this city ou Sunday to visit awhile with their daughter, Mrs. H. B. Crouch. This is the first time in many years the old timer has been to this valley and he can hardly find words to express his sur prise at the transformation from a desert to we'll titled fields. beautiful orchards and pleasant homes.- Gazette.
 The mirthful three-act comedy, The Arabian Nights" which will be presented at Patton's opera house Friday evening. Is the same as played to crowded houses at Daly's Theatre. New York, for run of three hundred nights. A com petent cast has been selected. and a fine production of the same is as sured to our citizens. Reserved seats D cents, on sale a; the Corner drug store.
 J. J. Wrsgovich has received a letter from F. A. Healy, former auditor and general freight and passenger agent of the $. F., P. x P. railroad, announcing that he has been appointed assistant auditor of tho Wheeling and Lake Erie road at Toledo, Ono. The many friends of Mir. Healy in this section will be pleased to hear of his good fortune.
 O..D. Wicks NJ. D., V. D., the cele- brated specialist and famed electri- clan of California, has opened offices in he parlors of the Will jams House, where he is prepared with the latest appliances and in struments) to treat successfully all chronic and difficult diseases. His charges are reasonable. Consulta- tion free. Office hours from s a. m. to s p. m.
 W. E. Hall, of Jerome, is in town.
 R. H. Farley, of Tip Top, is in town.
 D. J. and J. l.. Marr, of the Verde valley, are in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wales Arnold are in town from their Camp Verde home.
 Rev. G. l.. Pierson and family ar rived last evening. Prescott citi- zens are glad of the opportunity of welcoming them back to Prescott.
 A. w. Reeves, ticket agent at AL buquerque, spent yesterday in Pres colt with his friend W. s. Colds worthy, leaving for Phenix last evening where he expects to make