Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
FRIDAYS Daily, February sS

The wind has been blowing a per feet gale for two days.
 Chino valley farmers have com msuced irrigati $ for their spring cr.gs.
 Jack Dezr1,h, an employe o Reimer and May, al Williams, drop ped dead yesterday.
 Articles of Incorporation of tho SuuGsnCe Gold Mining Company have been filed for record.
 John Bartin has written a twelve column story, which will appear iu Mondays issue of the JOURNAL MINER.
 The United States grand jrry was : in session five days. In their tiual report they report having examined i ten cases with the following result: rBills found 3, all for selling whisky | to Indians; referred To newt grand ] jury l guored i.
 \ member ol the Wallapi delega- ! ton struck Marshal Meade yeSter- [ day for an advance on their fees ci ] S7OO stating that fourteen oi tde.r number wanted Co 20 to tho theatre. 1 The money was advanced and they appeared at the presentation of "A Pair ot Kids and apparently en- 1 joycd it as much as any one there. One ol those wro otten d formerly travelled with a ,l .trl,ai troupe.
 or all diseases, Bright's Disease Of the kldusys IS the most danger ous, on account of its subtle and iusidious natuI,. Usually it is firm ly fixed before its presence Is even suspected by its victim. For this reason 1t Is important that the treat meut be commenced Cn the appear ance of the first symptoms; even then it requires careful treatment to to stay it's progress. Pains n the back, Irregularities m the urine, swelling of ;ae limbs or abdomen should Oe the subject of instant iu- stant investigation and the proper remedy immediately applied. Dr. l. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm has proven in thousands of severe cases its efficacy Tn curing this terrible disease. Price Sl.U0 per bottle.
 The citizens committee held another meeting last night and agreed on bill Co be submitted to congress If petition containing a sufficient number of signatures oi Prescott citizens can be obtained. It provides for issuing the bonds on majority vote of tax payers. The shelter proposition was also con- sidered and very encouraging re- ports made m regard to the probable amount o! ore that can be furnished. It Is estimated that l.5OO tons per month can be furnished to start with and this amount can very readily be doubled soon by utilizing the low grade ores on the dumps of the various mines in the county, as well as by working numerous low grade properties, the ora froIn which are yalueleSs to snip. As soou as an enterprise of this kind is started here it will commence to draw a part of its ore supply from mines In other counties in the territory.
 Wm. Fairbanks went south this morning.
 Mrs. Gus Shamp returned to Skull valley this morning.
 F. W. Sissou left for his home in Flagstaff this afternoon.
 Mrs. Walter Cook has gone out to her home at Camp Senator.
 Lieut.. Phillips and G. 4. Bray left for Los Angeles this afternoon.
 C. F. Picard, of the Isabella mine, at Placeritas, was in town to-day.
 Mrs. ,. Ellison, sister of Mrs. O. C. Williams, left for Kansas City this afternoon.
 Ed. NJ. Blake, Wells Fargo X Co.'S. agent. returned thls morning, with his wife, from a visit to California.
 Rev. W. E. Vaughn, presiding elder of the II. E. Church South came in from Jerome this morning
 Rev. D. NJ. Wynkoop returned from the east this morning having completely recovered from his late illness,
 Bishop Wilson, of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, arrived by this mornings train. He will preach in that church tomorrow.
 Mr and Mrs. l. T. Stoddard came in yesterday from Stoddard, and are stopping at Hotel Burke, where they expect to remain for several days