Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-03
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From Thursdays Daily.

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 The Woodmen will have a los rolling tonight.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon gave a recep. ton this afternoon.
 There were strong indications oi rain to-day resulting m Q slight sprinkle.
 Monroe Jordan, charged with prize fighting, has been released from jail on a bond of Sl50. J. W. Dougherty shipped twelve car loads of cattle to-day from Kirk land to Phenix to be placed on pas tuTe.
 Ed. Drury, who was blown up at Placeritas, Is recovering, and it IS thought that he will save the use of both eyes.
 4 deed has been filed for record from W. C. Bsshford to E. E. Squires for lots 2 and f, block f, East Pres colt, for $500.
 Lieutenant Gstewood, formerly stationed at Whipple, and well known all over this territory, died recently in Virginia.
 The maximum temperature. as re- ported by the weather observer at Whipple yesterday was 95. The maximum for to-day up to 2 o'clock was 94.
 A big smashup is to take place in the Goldwater firm on next We'd nesday, in so far as it applies to their stock of crockery and glassware. See their ad on the first page.
 What does Prescott intend to do about a Fourth of July celebrationi It Is time that We were getting a move on ourselves" if we intend to celebrate.
 The Whipple band, under the leadership of Prof. La Guardis, will give concert on the parade grounds at WhIpple, tomorrow, Friday evening at $ o'clock.
 Every parent, and every man and woman having the interest of the public schools at heart, who can possibly do SO. should attend the Memorial exercises tomorrow after noon, and encourage both teachers and pupils.
 You arc bound to succeed in making HIRES Rootbeer f you follow the simple directions. Easy to make, delightful to take.
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 Evidence was taken by Justice Morris this morning in the case of Will Dunbar held on a peace war rant for threatening bodily injury to the person of one T. J Wolhey. He discharged the defendant this afternoon on his solemn promise not to repeat his conduct.-Herald.
 The Phenix Herald says that commencing to-day, the Santa Fe, Prescott & Pheni1 Railway Co. will run an excursion to Flagstaff, fare Sl5 zO for the round trip, tickets to be li;aited to thirty days from date of sale and good only for continuous passage in both directions. These excursions will be continued bi- monthly hereafter.
 A few years ago it was plain Mike Nugent, of Yuma. Now 1t is Gap tain NJ. J Nugent, superintendent of the territorial prison" The prof ligacy with which certain news papers use military titles is alarm ing. Arizona will soon have as many private citizens, who newer even served in a militia company bearing military titles, as there are cOlonels in Kentucky.
 E. T. Tustin, of the Last Chance mine, has gone east.
 W. Best, representing the Los An geles Times, IS m town.
 \. FaicO and $. l.. Shear left for Congress this morning on mining business.
 Geo. B. Scammell left on this af- ternoon's train for the east on min ing business.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles Natthorst, of Jerome, returned this morning from their bridal tour to California.
 pr. Hughes came up on the Owl from Phenix last night to attend the meeting of the Territorial Medical Association.
 Walter E. Smith, a nephew of w. c. Bashford and Mrs. k. H. Bur mister. arrived on this mornings train from Oakland, California, for q visit to relatives. MT. Smith is a native Of Prescott, having been born here about twenty years ago.
 Miss Alice Frank and Miss Flossie Marks, accompanied by their genial uncle. W. s. Marks, left on the Owl" last night for visit of pleas ure to Phenix, intending to be away for a week. A telegram, however, to-day to Jake says that they are having a very hospitable and inter estiug visit, not to mention the Turkish baths Phenix is so noted for dishing out about this time of the