Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
From Mondays Daily
Paris hats at The Leader

OpenlnS uay dl l no LcA'lot tO morrow.
 Four mining men came in on thi; mornings train.
 Buy a ticket for St. Patrick's ball tomorrow night.
 The JoUKNAL-MINER IS on sale al the Corner cigar store.
 The Knights of PYthiAs work in the third rank tonight.
 X large number ol shade trees are being planted this year.
 Grand millinery opening at "The Leader tomorrow and Wednesday
 A Pheni1 boot black has intro duced 6ye-cent shine in the Capi- tai city.
 Jay B. Edwards has gone to Je- rome to institute a lodge of Good Templars.
 Another train load oi cattle passed north yesterday, en route to Los Angeles from PheLIx.
 Ladies are invited to see the eastern novelties at The Leader" tomorrow and Wednesday.
 County Assessor II. H. Cartier has turned Sl,700 into the county treas ury on account of poll taxes.
 Special revival services will be held in the M. E. Church every night this week, except Saturday night.
 Dr. G. Monroe was arrested at Congress on Saturday, charged with practicing dentistry without a di- ploma.
 Some people are very conscien- tious. A correspondent of Our Mineral Wealth signs himself Adam Phool.
 Sam Dennis received word this morning of his mothers death at Little Hooking, Ohio. She was 93 years old.
 A bill of sale has been filed for record from D. F. Mitchell to H. l.. Hamaker for the east side photo graph gallery.
 J. D. Moore, Ed. Ksstner and Ed. Lit went out to Cherry creek on Saturday to expert some mining properties there.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard preached two very eloquent, but practical and instructive sermons yesterday at the Methodist church.
 A car load of fat cattle, belonging to J. W. Sullivan, passed through ou to-day's north bound train, en route to Los Angeles.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. l.. Church will meet at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Cole ou Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The advance agent of Uncle Toms Cabin company was iu town to-day and the place is being billed for performance on Tuesday evening March 24.
 w. H. Smith has put in a new set of scales in his meat market with which he can conveniently weigh a half or even 8 whole carcass Of a steer.
 J. D. Swigert had his hand hurt very severely this morning at the Cottonwood mine Of which hc is one of the owners. He came to Prescott for treatment for 1t.
 Elections throughout the terri tory for the election of school trustees will be held on Saturday. March 2S. J. NJ. W. Moore's term expires iu thIs district.
 Work is progressing favorably on the new Mercy hospital in West Prescott. The excavation for the foundation has been completed and men are now al work On the masonry.
 A number of ladies met recently in Prescott, and made some very experiments m mind reading. Several of their tests proved highly successful, ani pub lie exhibition will probably be given in the near future.
 Engineer Jack Detwiler, who has been breaking in engine numfer 5, of the $. F., P. X F. railroad, which has been remodeled recently in the shops, reports that the new diamond smoke stack gives good satisfaction and Is an improvement over the straight ones.
 The Phenix Gazette reports that Bucky O'Nelll brought $l00.000 back with him from the east. The Moses of populism of Arizona is to be congratulated on his good fortune. He will be able, with this little sack. 10 carry on an interesting csm- paign during the summer.
 Herb. Pentland has managed to escape jury duty heretofore on ac- count of his size, but a sheriffs deputy, on hearing that he cele- brated his twenty-third birthday yesterday, captured him today to serve as a juror in the justices court.
 The JoURNAL-MINER entered upon the 33d year of it's existence OD Mon day last. It is the pioneer paper of the territory and we tip our hat in reverence to the stsid old journal, with but best wishes for it's con tinued prosperity. - Tombstone Prospector.
 Jordan. the colored drum major, while intoxicated about a week ago pulled a crap table over on his chest injuring himseltinternally. Yester- day morning, he was given su over dose of whiSky-five pints it is al- leged-at one of the saloons which produced nausea and in attempting to:vomit brought on a hemorrhage of the lungs which threatened serious E-