Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
THE CITY AND COUNTY SsyS Items From 0gf 0Gl lOSB and
 Surrounding COln,g
Fnon WelnC-Gsy's Daily. lore rain last night.

Trial by Jury" Box sheet now open.
 R.B. Burmister, as the attorney in Trial by Jury, Is excruciatingly funny.
 Miss Helen Wells will sing q solo, with mandolin accompaniment. on Friday night.
 The populists will probably hold their county convention on Satur- dsy, August 26.
 J. L. Johnston takes a leading role in Trial by Jury" Do not fall to hear it.
 Another rain storm set in this morning about II o'clock and con tiuued till about , p. m.
 Miss Addie L. Murphy has very kindly consented tO give a recital at Friday evenings entertainment.
 The prospects are good for fine crop of corn throughout the county, if it should not be nipped by carly frosts.
 Goldwaters' dress goods sale will continue tomorrow, Thursday. Sep tember 10th, on account of the rain to-day.
 The sale ot tickets for Trial bv Jury" opened up quite lively today, considering the incle lemency of tbe weather.
 Don't fail to hear Miss Addie Murphy's recital at the Trial by Jury" entertainment on Friday evening.
 The Phenix Herald tells of an unsuecesSfu! attempt to rob the Western Investment Bank. ot that city, on Monday night.
 Tickets fer Trial by Jury" are now on sale at Brlsiey'S drug store. Reserved seas only - cents. Gen ersl admission, 50 cents.
 H. D. Ai,ken takes the part of judge in Trial by jury. Do not fsil to hear him sing, I'll tell you how 1 came to be judge"
 c. W. Anderson announced 10 the Bryan club last night his determina- ton to run for the legisture, and also confidence in his election.
 The Jerome News says that Buckey O'Neilrs populist talk fell very fat in the great copper camp. BuckeyS talk Is always on the fat order.
 The recent robbery of the post office in this city, and the attempts st robbery in Phenix. demonstrate that Arizona has Some professional eraeksmen. pr. Y. (. Fenton, the veterinary surgeon, met with a painful mishap yesterday. His horse fell with him, bruising him up somewha', but not seriously.
 Brakeman Sp;ers fa.l of last nights north bound train and was quite seriously injured. He was picked up and brought to Prescott for medical treatment, and Is get ting along nicely to-day.
 The Hon. Warner Miller and the Hon. Rlchari ?. EiauC discuss the respective merits of the present presidential candidates nader the caption of The Duty of ;he Hour" in tbe North American Eryirw for September. Another chaage,f proprie,ors Aas occurred 10 the Flagstaff D -morrrt. R. C. Jones has sold out to J. F.. ! Jones and O. r. Jacksnu. J. l. Jones has been proprietor os the pa ] per at regular intervals now Tor four 1 or five years.
 That was a cruel hoax which was ! perpstra,e3 on our contemporary 1 last night. abput the supposed find l of the remains of Q murdered man. l Whether the man who perpetra.ed 1 1T did IL intentionally or not, of 1 course. he alone knows. pr. Sewsli returned at noon to ! day from his visit to Williamson | valley to attend Mrs. Joseph Ste 1 phens. He says that while she was 1 pretty badly bruised, and that a small blood vessel was ruptured, she is getting along nicely and vii re- cover. A wagon load of water melons | was brought in this afternoon from l Billy Stephens ranch. near Camp l Verde. There were seventy-fve | melons, and they aggregated a little ] Oyer 25OO pounds in weight. Two | of the largest weighed 55 pounds | each.
 C. R. Martindell has received a letter from H. A. Van Tassell, of | PaSsaic, \. J. He is now enjoying | better health thar he has for several past. His medical adviser k very l cheerful with the prospects of plac- ing him in the ranks of the healthy ! before long. He wished to be re- membered to all ot his Prescott friends.
 Attachments were issued to-day | against the Iron Springs Mining | company, asgreSatinE about S3.5lO, and an officer went out to the Last | Chance mine to take charge Of the | mill and steam hoist. It lS stated l that Chicago capitalists who are interested in the property will arrive here in few days prepared to not | only settle up all its indebtedness but to pay for the property as well. | The mine Is said to be looking well
 When the stomach lacks vigor and | the digestion Is weak there will be nAtulence, heartburn, nausea, weak ness. Ths remedy needed Is pr. j. Il. McLean's Strengthening Cor dlal and Blood Purifier to give tone and strength to the stomach and organs of digestion and to aid ln the assimilation of food. Puri- i hes the blood and builds upa strong | and healthy appetite. SlOO per bottle.
 There seems to be a universal | feeling of regret in this community |