Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03

Prescott who seems to be exerting every effort to establish a perma- nsntly embittered and hostile feeling between that region of country and this.-PheniX Herald. Not quite so bad as that neighbor. The news paper man referred to is loyal to the last degree to this locality and a number of items were given pub lication under a misapprehension ! of the true condition Of affairs in our sister town. The aforesaid newspaper man will be found as true a friend to the friends of Pres colt, as he is % this town and sec ton. With four out of five of the MaTicopa delegation fighting the prison removal bill and with the newspapers silent on the question our Phenix neignbors can readily see why Prescott newspaper man might have been led to form Sn unfavorable opinion. In regard to the newspaper fraternity of Phenix on this bill the editor of this paper is happy to be able to state that one and all favor d the measure aud while little was said in the papers, as individuals good work was done by them with members. Prescott and Pbenix are now bound together by business interests by the com pletion of the :. F. r. & F. railroad. Old jealousies and unpleasant feel ings should be allowed to drop and the press and people of .he two sections should work together har- moniouslY for the advancement and prosperity of northern and central Arizona and for the whole territory.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Larry Dugan left for his home this morning,
 Dr. G. W. Vickers went to the Congress mine this morning.
 Judge J. M. Murphy of Kingman is in town on court business.
 Geo. ?. Thornton of Williams came in on the noon train today,
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron of Coco nino county came in on last even- ing's train.
 H. H. Dyer, a mining engineer and assayer came in from Phenix this morning.
 Jerry Millay, district attorney of ] Maricopa county, is a welcome visi- tor to Prescott
 Geo. B. Walker a mining man from San Francisco arrived on the noon train today.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins went out this afternoon to meet the receivers of the Santa Fe road.
 Mir Coviland of the Mountain City drug store returned from Phe- nIx this morning with his bride.
 Ex-Governor and Mrs. N. o. Murphy arrived from Pheni1 on this mornings train, and will return to the Capital City again this even ing.
 Mrs. N. Ellis returned to Phenix last evening. She expects to come to Prescott to spend the summer, when she will organize a class and give instruction on the piano.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, president of the Council of the eighteenth legisla- tive assembly. came in from Phenix this morning on a flying trip. He will go south again this evening.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, went north this morning to meet the receivers and other officials of the Santa Fe system who are travelling over the road in a special oD tour of in spection.
 Samuel Crozier, one of the old time, and honored citizens of Mohave county, is in town anG was a welcome caller at this office today. Mir. Crozier has a host of friend in Prescott who are always pleased to meet him.
 w. w. Wall, the veteran mail contractor of Arizona came in from the south this morning to look after a number of his mail contracts in this section. From here he will go over into New Mexico where he also hoe a har of nOn4r,ata