Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-10
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A "A Little Man Up a Tree" al the Baptist church tonight. W. J. Mulvenon shipped fifteen tons of ice to Jerome to-day, to cool of that camp.
 Enthusiasm over the result of the last school election seems to be rap idly cooling of.
 Quite a number of Pheuix people are contemplating spending the summer in Prescott.-Herald.
 Mulford Winsor has bought Q half interest Tn The Yuma Sun and formed a partnership with B. L. Brown.
 Target practice commenced yes terday at Whipple Barracks. The troops are now shooting at a 200 yard range.
 NJ. Goldwater < Bros. have an other new advertisement in this issue. IL is a plain business talk and worth reading.
 All persons holding school vouch- CTS are requested To file the same with the superintendent of schools on or before the 30th day of June.
 The many friends of J. H. Burton will be pleased to learn of his secur- ing a place as engineer on the :. F., r. X F. MT. Burton is one of the best men and enginemen st the west and the company securing his services is to be congratulated Williams News.
 Al Parshall left last Saturday for Jerome, to take charge of one of the engines for the mining company there. Al is said to be one Cf the best engineers in this section of the country, d Is an Sll-around good fellow. The Mall wishes him sue cess.-Wiuslow Mail.
 The new time card oa the Atlantic & Pacific laaEe, V .lisms also a Pullman dly.sIon. Under the new arrangement three Pullman con- ducrUrs are assigned to their lay over" at this place.-Wllliams News.
 4 man who makes his boast that he never reads newspaper and never spends a dollar in patronizing a newspaper, Is certainly not pos sessed of that public spirit which qualities him to fill a pnblic office, unless it be that of dog catcher.
 The following are the delegates elected from Maricopa county to the territorial democratic conven- ton: J. \. Ninson, J. NJ. Burrows, H. Rogers. C. k. Flakes, w. D. Mor- ton, J. C. Goodwin, Al. Miller. \. Sharp. F. Baxter, F. P. Fl. Daven- port, Robert Baxter, c. \. Luke, L. H. Chalmers, G. r. Bullsrd, R. T. Don, T. Fridell, W. C. Budge, Ben Crawford, Henry Willis, Jos. Camp bell, J. L. B. Alexander.
 The Mountain City Cycling Club is the name adopted by the wheel men for their club. Its officers are as follows: Ralph Dillon, president; Clarence Spaulding, secretary; Ed. l Kiel, cspts m. Messrs. Ed. Kastner, B. Hilton aud Jules Baumann were | appointed q committee on member 1 ship.
 Mrs. J. F. Mahoney presented her 1 husband with fine, healthy dsugh- l ter last Monday, and it was difficult | to tell which was the prouder, tho 1 little brother or the father. Both | were about two inches taller and | walked the streets as if ''they were | monarchs of all they surveyed. - Winslow Mail.
 C.R Martindell, Prescott's pioneer insurance agent, has an attractive l in this issue. Mir. ] Martindell represents some of the . very best insurance companies in existence. and does not take the | agency of any company, which is | not financially sound, but repre- sents only such companies whose insurance do insure. Read his an nouucCment in this issue.
 The Pheni1 Herald reports that 1 the deal for the removal of Col. NJ. | H. McCord, and the appointment 1 of T. J. Wolfey as d member of the beard of control, includes the trans fer of the Republican to friends of l Governor Franklin to be run as a democratic administration organ. It will be difficult task to run 1t as | a stronger administration organ | than it has been for some time.
 The whale cure for rheumatism" is the novelty offered by a hotel in the Australian town of Eden. When | a whale Is lowed into the bay. each | patient is permitted to lie two hours in a cavity cut in the body, huge | poultlce of decomposing blubber | closing about him. 4 case of rheu- matism which would not quit in | disgust after such treatment, might | as well be given up as incurable.- Ex.
 A man, with a very weak voice | and a very consumptive look, armed l with a city license and a small | sstchel containing few pieces of ! candy and several pieces of pink | paper commenced angling for suck CTS on MonteZuma street this after noon. The man had not angled | very long until Under Sheriff Dillon came along and demanded a garnb- ling license. and op his failure to | pungle, was told that he would have | 10 close his grip sack and quit busi- ness. He did Tot catch a single sucker.
 pr. Sewall has vacated his office | over the Prescott National bank.
 W. c. Norton came up from Phe- | nix on the early morning train.
 William Dean, foreman of the | Henrietta mine, Is paying Prescott l a visit.