Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-10
SATURDAYS Daily. April 6.

The cold wave still fingers with us.
 Base ball meeting tonight at C. H. Akers' office.
 Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., meets in Williams on Monday.
 The JoURSAL-MmER has an expert bicyclist on it's force now.
 Prescott Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, meet this evening.
 Judge Hawkins, it is stated, is trying to tame bronco bicycle.
 Geo. H. Cook is preparing to build a new residence in Prescott.
 Anna Chapman has been granted a divorce from Louis 4. Chapman.
 Travel over the s. F. P. < P. railroad is quite heavy both ways now.
 Save your orders for Nicholson, the tailor, of PheniX. He will visit this city about April Sth.
 A. B. Hutchison ct al. have filed mill site oa the Verde river, and ditch location notice for record.
 E. P. Clark has resigned as gen eral manager of the Los Angeles Electric Consolidated Company.
 The Ash Fork hotel will open for business tomorrow. They will give An elegant dinner on tue opening day.
 Otto Miller IS recovering from the effects of the recent cutting scrape and Is able to be around again.
 The jury returned . verdict of guilty yesterday against John Ly- ons for burglsrizing the Williams postofice.
 Amos Swigert has the frame work of a new residence up ia North Prescott, near the residence of w.. O. O'Neill.
 Phenix money lenders complain of difficulty in getting eight per cent now, where they formerly received eighteen per cent.
 The Virginia Gold Mining Com pany has given notice of appeal from the judgment rendered against it in favor of F. l.. Kastner. ". DeGFoot, Fepresentirg Nichol- son, the tailor, of Phenix, will be in this city ou or about ApriiSth. with a complete line of the latest novel, ties.
 4 notice for a new trial in the } case of Joseph Hurley vs. The s. F., P. & P. R. R. Co. was overruied yesterday, and notice of appeal given.
 The board of control have as- sumed the management of the terri torial prison at Yuma. They will visit Flagstaff nsxt week to take charge of the reform school.
 Parties having rubber coats and lanterns belonging to O. K. hose cart, number three, will please return them to the cart house or to H. E. Beii, at Cook & Bell's
 Brake beam tourists are becoming very numerous these days. They come in pairs, and work block of the town by going in opposite direc- tions, and afterwards meeting at 6 given point, and dividing up what ever they have obtained.
 Recent arrivals from Phenix state that W. c. Stewards condition is critical in the extreme. While hp realizes that his lease of life is short, he has lost none of his nerve, and may be said to be living now by will power alone.
 Assemblyman Thomas Fl. Brown, from this county, is still confined to his bed in Phenix, his condition re- maining practically unchanged. His disease has bafiied the skill of three physicians, as none of them seem to b. able to treat it successfully. He is being carefully nursed by his mother and sister at present.
 4 eonsumptive who went to San Diego several years ago with large cavity in one lung aud serious com plications threatening the other lung, has, under the favorable climate there, completely arrested the disease beyond any question. The actual healing of a cavity, iu- volving two-thirds of human lung, is something remarkable to medical men. The case in question is authen- tlc beyond all doubt.-Ex.
 The board of supervisors has awarded the contract to Bashford & Burmister to complete the wagon road from the summit near the Hsssayampa to a connection with the road from the Jersey Lily mine, the ptice being $S,000. The cost of the road will be between S4,OOO and 5000 aud the above firm has already spent about 900 or moro in building a road from the Jsrsey Lily about one nile north. They are willing how ever to put up the balance of the money required in order to get better facilities for shipment to and from their mine. Alfred Ruiz who is here from St. Johns says that Apache county is not bankrupt if they did lose a big slice of their territory to form the new county of Navsjoe from. He lnnod1c CI,rae