Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-22
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 From Saturdays Daily.
 Yavapai republicans hold their convention on Monday next. The Woodmen of the World will
 hold a special meeting tonight for
 work in the protection degree.
 Prescott's Mining Exchange is
 like the X ray. IL will give out
 siders au opportunity to see into
 our resources, plainly and favorably
 al that.
 Our people should heed what
 Sam Jones writes from tho Brad
 shaws, viz, that Pheri1 is striving
 to corral the mining trade to the
 south of us.
 A travelling phrenologist is sizing
 up people in this vicinity. Every cranium he examines is capable of going to the senate when Arizona Is admitted as state.
 The United Verde Company, it is said, has let a contract for the cree ton of sixty cottages At Jerome, and have in contemplation the ln- creaslng of their force of employees to $50 more than at present.
 Ed. Austin has suddenly changed l his mind about going to South Africa gold fields. The news from that section of late has had q de- pressing effect on his intentions to quit this section.
 The following gentlemen were selected tO represent Navajo county in the territorial republican con- ven;ion at Phenix, to wit: J. F. Mahoney, F. W. Nelson, Wlaslow; F. Nj. Buck and Will C. Barnes, HolbroOk.
 The old engine w. \. Kelly" which was at one time used on the | P. < A. C. railroad. now de- ! funct, stands in the yards near Master Mechanic English's office. MT. Kelly, after whom 1t was named, is now the receiver of the road Holbrook Argus.
 Prescott theatrical talent is on top, Miss Lorraine's recent visitit to Prescott being for the purpose of securing such. Billy Tritle and l "Svengalli' Archibald were request ed Co go to Pheuix and elsctrily the alfalfa people ia "Trllby,' but busi- ness arrangements were such. as to not permit them to.
 Mrs. J. P. Bruce left this morning for Phenix.
 Under Sheriff Dillon left for Con gress to-day.
 James Shirley has goue to the Parnell mine.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Martin left for Los Angeles yesterday.
 Mrs. T. J. Carrigan is visiting Prescott friends, arriving yesterday from PheniI,
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the $. F. ?. 6 r. left for California to- day on business and pleasure.
 Arthur Cordiner came in from Jerome yesterday. With Mrs. Cor dlner and children, he will return on Monday.
 Geo. $. Porter, Jr.. the agreeable and good looking accountant, left this afternoon to take ir the pleas ures known only to fiesta.
 Misses. Hattie and Ollie Fisher returned this morning from San Francisco, where they have been the Irving Institute.
 Joe Tiernan leaves tomorrow for the Fiesta. Anyone having designs on an Arizhna Hasssyamper, had better not bump up against him from physical standpoint.
 The fiesta wave has struck Pres colt. We await developments of startling doings by Arizonans in the City of the Angeles. We hope for tho sake of PrescOtt's reputation, ! that the gas fixtures of the above city will remain unmolestsd, and that the Phenix and Tempe contin- , gent will have all the blowing out to = themselves, as usual.
 Fred. Sattes loaded up his Hassa- yampa valise today, and pulled out IT the big fiesta in Los Angeles {; This IS his first visit to point out ! side of AnzoLa in twenty-four years and he goes to the southern metro polls, he says, 10 have a good time, TT and has made arrangements with chief of police to whoop 'em up in : lnti-Hughes style during his ab- sence. | T. s. Bulluck, the founder of the {; old F. tS A. C., left this afternoon for V California. to be absent for ! week. On his return he will re- main among us for several months. 2 Mir. Bullock is one of the veteran Has=ayampers of Arizona, arriving n Prescott away back in the eos, and still cherishes that fellowship ]. of the old days, which always guarantees him a cordial greeting from the new as we'll as the 2