Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29

family to Prescott from Phenix.
 President Murphy's assistant. R
 E. Wells, went up to Ash Fork 10
 day.
 w. W. Bass, of the Grand Canyon
 stage line from Ash Fork, was il
 town to-day.
 I. A. Shedd. representing tn,
 Jacob Dole packing house of Kansa City, is in town.
 MT. and Mrs. N. Ellis, of Phenix
 passed through Prescott this morn ing, CD route to Los Angeles.
 John O. Plank, manager of tn,
 Montezuma Hotel, at Las Vegas hot springs, will arrive in Prescott thii evening in his private car.
 Granville Malcom. a Denver capi talist, who has large interests in thi. territory, returned yesterday from a trip to the Grand Canyon with w. W. Bass. He made the round trip in three days. visiting Hote Point, Grand Scenic Divide, Mystic springs and other points m the can. yon and returned enthusiastic in his praise of this route and the scenery SATURAY'S Daily. May 25. 1 Toughs hose company meets to- night.
 John Lawler is shipping out about l,500 head of steers.
 Free temperance lecture at the Baptist church tonight.
 The band will give another open air concert tomorrow evening.
 "The Hobo's Retreat" north of town, was de nolished yesterday.
 Masonic lodge meets, tonight. Work in the FelloweraGt degree,
 The rubber nscks wilt now have nightly picnics at the Palace and Cabinet.
 Don't forget "rhe Ideal cf '76" a. Howey Opera House tomorrow evening.
 Attend the union Memorial exer- cises at the d. E. Church tomorrow evening.
 The old tank at the depot was taken down to-pay and will be moved to Phenix.
 4 train load of eleven cars of cat tie passed through Prescott last evening going north.
 w. w. Bass will commence daily service on his Grand Canyon stage line from Ash Fork next month.
 Brisley's soda water is at top notch quality, sells for only cents. Could not be better at 25 cents per glass.
 It is announced by Phenix papers chat Col c. $. Masten will retire On June as manager of the Maricopa & Phenix RaIlroad, aud will take the position of chief engineer of the branch beng built to Mesa City.
 Henry Houser, in charge of B. Lantry & Sons business here. has very generously proifered the Fourth Of July committee the use of all the big tents owned by the above firm for the accommodation of visitors.
 The introduction of typesetting machines is driving many printers from the larger cities and a fair number arc taking in Pheuix on their line Of travel, says the Gazette. Prescott is also favored with the presence of a great many aud the only regret of newspaper proprie- tors here is that they can not all be given work.
 While the shipment Of stock from this section has been unprecedented 1: his season, from conversation with oue of the most prominent stock men in the county, the JOURNAL MINER learns that the shipments consist mostly of steers, and while he ranges will be somewhat relieved, there will still be enough left on them to graze to the full capacity of the grass left on them.
 Territorial Superintendent of Instruction F. J. Netherton d ires Joe JOURNAL MINER to announce that an examination on the subject of Pedagogy, History of Educ ation, school Economy and School Gov will be held by the county board of examiners of this county ,n Monday, June 3, 1895, for the benefit of teachers who wish to obtain life diplomas.
 Larry Dugan, the old ex-soldier, was operated upon by pr. Day yes .erday, who found a large abscess opening into the left lung. In the