Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-13
Yrnn saturi,r. nn,lr.
A raw cold wind still prevails.


 Henry GsrfAs. eK city marshal of PheniI, IS dead.
 The Leader is the new millinery store near the Bashford- Burmister store.
 T W. Hine has been appointed city assessor of Pheni1, vice l.. J. Wood, deceased. Prescott has the ''boss" fire de- partment when 1t comes 10 getting hustle ou tho members in response to an alarm.
 A malicious piece of vandalism was committed last plight. A lot of boys, who were at the skating rink on the corner of Cortez and Willis streets, broke two large window glasses, tho act being done .appa- rently out of pure deyilishness.
 Prescott or Flagstaff would be a better place for PheniI people to summer than u 20 to California. Many Northern Arizona citizens winter in Pheuix, and during the heated term our people might re turn the compiIment.-Phenix Ga Estte.
 Monroe Jordan, who Is charged with prize fighting at Jerome was brought iR from Flagstaff this morn ing aud placed in jail to await the action of the United States grand jury. Harry Lorraine with whom he had the scrap has been in jsil for some time. Jordan has just con- pleted serving sentence in the Flagstaff jail for some petty ofense.
 The man injured al Wieksnburg yesterday was Wm. Shaw, foreman of the King Solomon mine. His in- juries were caused by a cave of dirt aud rock in a claim which he was working.
 In to-day's issue will be found a cAll' for the organization of the Peoples Party.We have already done S75 worth of gratuitious sdyer- tising for the republicans; nln,. dol lars worth for the democrats; and il we do a little of this sort of thing for the Peoples Party it IS no bOdy's business but our own. As to even thanks, for what We have dOus. We still have that to receive.-Hol- brook Argus.
 An exchange says that q man in the western part of Nebraska, hay ing a large bunch of horses. the market being Oyer-stocked, wrote friend in Washington city To aseer- tain if he could not help sell csr load or two of his stock. The su- swer was very buet and read as fol- lows: The people ui Washington ride bicycles, the street ears run by electricity, aud the government IS run by Jsckasses. No demand for horseHesh.'
 The largest store in the world is in the city of Paris; and attached to that store l. the largest kitchen in the world. The Bon Marche IS the name of the store, and one of its methods is the feeding of its em- ployees in number. The smallest kettle used in this wonder ful kitchen contains loo quarts, and the largest 500. Each of the fifty roasting pans is big enough for 300 outlets. Every dish for baking po- tatoes holds 225 pounds. When omelets are on the bill of fare 4.SOO eggs are used at once. For cooking alone sixty cooks and loo assistants are always at the ranges.-Ex.
 James Shirley left for the Parnell miue to-day.
 W.O. Harrell came in from Jerome this morning.
 Bishop Kendrick and Professor Blsndy returned from Phenix this afternoon.
 W. s. Wilson, a veteran miner and prospector from the Huacavar mountains is in town.
 Dr, G. F.. Reynolds, according to the Los Angeles Express, is 6 guest of the Westminster hotel in the above city.
 Mrs. Charles M. Clark and Miss Mabel Clark, of Jerome, Arizona, have apartments at the Hollenbeck. -L. A. Times.
 D M. Ferry, who has extensive in terests in Arizona, iS the new chair man of the republican central com. mittee of Michigan.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. NJ Sargent left on this afternoons train for visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The former goes to attend a meet ing of general passenger agents at the latter city.