Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

men of ole to the city yesterday from new strike near Bason's peak, sixty miles this side of Harqua Hala. The find is an eighteen foot ledge with free gold running all through it.-Phenix Gazette.
 The s. F.. P. & P. and the A. & P. railroads have agreed to issue special rates to the K. of P. Grand
 Lodge which convenes at Williams in Nav. A number of knights who have friends in Prescott will stop over here to see the sights.
 In the report of the reception given by the Commercial club, to the governor. The names of Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. Vickers, Mrs. Ross, Mrs l.. Bashford, and Mrs. Coles BashfOrd, ali prominent society leaders were unintentionally omitted.
 M. Pagan the road tax solicitor has been put to a good deal of un- necessary trouble and expense, he has collected a good sized sum in Prescott but. will have to refund 1t all on account of collections being made under the old law which ca tied for S200, when the new law only calls for one dollar.
 In 3 recent issue ol the Arizona Daily Gazette, We are accused of casting slurs at Phenix and her eiti- gems, ana threatens us with total isolation if we do not mend our ways. We credit the citizens ot Phenix with too mush common sense to lose the benefits of sum- mer vacation incur glorious climate just because exception Is taken to one of our locals.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 J.L. Saunders Is registered at the Hotel Burke.
 H. P. Spencer, Denver mining man, is in the city.
 W. C. Campbell Of Wichita, Kan sas, is investigating Prescott.
 D. H Buriis and wife. of Phenix, are guests at the Hotel Burke.
 Jno. E. StiliweI, a prominent mining man of Stoddard, Is visiting Preseo tt.
 D. W. Riordan, Camp Verde cattle man, is in the city for few days isit
 W. W. Hill and daughter, of Je- rome, spent Thurdsy in Prescott and were registered at the Hotel Burke.
 II. c. Gooding. who was chief justice of Arizona during Harrison's admins tration, spent Thursday in the city.
 B. :. \. Howard. of Dalles Texas, Is enioyi ng our salubrious climate and incidentally investigating our pI ospects.
 W Dewitt, of Washington, D. C., is her, iu the interests of the 1 United St, tes government. He IS connected with the Indian Depreda ton Claims Department. MONDAYS Daily, April 22.
 Let's have q fiesta.
 Pull for Prescott.
 More houses going up.
 Go out to the new race track to- 
 Will the nelt Cleveland be named | Dennis" alsof
 Fourth of July celebrations talked Of ali ar, 'und us.
 A Mexican, a tranger in the city, l died at the hosp ital yesterday.
 J. W. Wilson has received his spring stock and the cleI ks are busy | opening 1t.
 Pray for rain and while so en- gagged mention a Fourth of July | 
 Sam Miller, we are pleased to say, | is improving rapidly, and will soon be as sound as ever.
 The assay offices are receiving some very rich samples of ore from points iD Yavapai county.
 In Colorado women are said to be tired of voting, and wlll remain away from the polls hereafter.
 Sam Lee has opened a chop house on Cortez street, this side of he Mint. Even the Mongoi IS going depot wards.
 If some enterprising citizen don't hurry up and build a few houses, tents will be in demand in Pr sscott. Our hotels and rooming houses are crowded, and stin they come.
 It is reported in Denver that either Colonel Merriam or Colonel Bhss will be appointed to succeed ! McCook in command of the of the Colorado.
 4 religious crank early this morn ing appeared in front of the Catho- Iic church with his own ideas Of the hereafter either above pr below. He should be sent 10 Fhenix to be boiled 1own In the big brick bouse near that sanitarium, pi ovided those people do not kick, of curse.
 It is said that every chool marm | for the past five yea rs who has taught in a certain re om of our public school, has been led to the ! alter insid g of a year l after entering such. Tn g room just ] vacated by the event which took 1 place to day, will be filled by whom?
 We are badly in need ,>f place 1 to display samples of O, T mineral i wealth to visitors. It would not | cost very much to secure a room i'll | the business center, furnis tt with 8 few show cases, desk nd some l chairs. The mining men of Yavapai l would be glad to furnish th spnci- mems.
 There is a "fakir" in to VII who pretends to be an auction Der sslIt out by a large CD eastern iobbing 1 house to introduce their go, )ds- If 1
 Here is an Opportunity.
 Just opened a large, sel, ,ct and ] varied assortment of GENTS CpOTH-