Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

ment He is the champion blue rock pigeon shot of Arizona aud averred on Saturday that, fl h. did not break 20 straights yesterday he would leave town. He failed tO make the record, hence he left.
 Wm. Zent recently purchased four young bronco mules from J. D. Moore and he furnished free ''cir- GUS" yesterday Co large number of spectators in breaking them and getting them in harness. They are for use on his Crowned King stage line.
 Nicola Tesla. the electrician, says be can kill all the bacteria in a mans system by shocks ef electricity at the rate of loo per second. They can do the same thing al Sing Sing; but it is rather hard on the patient. L. 4. Times.
 Captain Schindler received tele- gram yesterday from W. J. Bryan ! at Fl Paso, Texas. saying he would | speak here this evening if 1t did not interefere with his meeting at Pine nix. In resphuse to another tele- gram sent by Captain Schindler he received a telegram this afternoon from Mir. Bryan stating that he would pass through Prescott to- morrow but would not stop here.
 V. W. Vanderbilt reopened the Comet on Saturday. It was we'll opened too as there were a couple of hundred people assisted him in the act, A spread which has probss ably never been equAled in Prescott, of similar kind was served free. IL consisted of cold turkey and various kinds of meats with all sorts of relishes.
 President Murphy, of the $. F., r. X F. Saturday afternoon received telegram from First Vice Presi- dent D. E. Robinson, of the Santa Fe, advising that he had decided to remain with the Santa Fe and had refused the presidency of the Balti- more < Ohio Railway. Arizona and the whole southwest has reason to be congratulated on retaining such a valuable friend.
 A party who came in from Cop per Basin this morning states that he passed a band of Me1icans or Indians from Mexico coming to- ward Prescott. Two women of the party were lying in the wagon covered up. but whether they were sick or not he did not know. These parties, who visit Arizona eveTy..year, come direct from a section where small pox prevails the entire year. This caravan should be looked after by the health officers.
 Thousands Of persons founder along for months, yes, even years, suffering from indigestion, bowel troubles and liver disorders. with their accompanying disagreeable symptoms, because they think they have to. If they would take a short course of Dr. ]. H. McLean's Liver aud Kidney Balm they would soon get rid of the miserable feeling and that overPOwering sense of weariness and incapaeity for work, would give place to one of health, yigor and cheerfulness. Price Sl.00 per bot tie.
 At yesterdays shoot of the gun club the following scores were made: Ferguson l9, Aitken Is, Morin l7, Capt Buchanan Is. Dexter r., Hast ings r., Waite I5, Dr. Hail l5, An drews l4. Jackson l4, Marks 10. After the regular shoot there was a sweep stakes with Sl.5O entrance fee which resulted in Aiken. Block and Waite tieing for first money with a score of 2 each out of possible 10. The shoot of was won by Waite. Hast ing's, Jackson and Hall also tied for second money with : birds each to their credit which was won in the shoot of by Dr. Hall. Third money was won by Champion Morin with : birds.
 G. H Paine, field manager of the Land of Sunshine the illustrated magazine of which Chas. F. Lummis that talented writer and story teller IS the editor The magazine IS a credit to the southwest, to the in- terests of which It IS entirely de- voted and represents the southwest better than anything of the kind yet published. lt Is a high class magazine for high class people, and has authors of such standing as Chas. Dudley Warner, Mrs. Gen. Fremont, Mrs. Gen. Custer, etc, as its contributors MT. Paine comes fully vouched for and none need fear to do business with hIm.
 Harry Shekels is sick in Los An geles.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins is in Los An geles.
 c. A. Randall is in town to day from Big Bug.
 K. Barrett caae up from Castle creek yesterday.
 Harry Cage is quite sick at the Sisters hospital.
 John $. Jones was in town to-day
  from Chaparral.
 Paul Johns came in from Crowned King Saturday evening.
 R. E. Wells left for Phenix this afternoon by special train.
 4. E. Hinton made his periodical visit to Prescott on Saturday. Nicholas Gales lett for his home 1 in New Mexico this morning. C. H. Lee left for Placerltas this l morning 10 do some surveying.
 pr. Goodiellow was a passenger on this mornings south bound train. | Engineer Jack Detwiler has gone to Needles, California, for a brief visit
 Mir. Mosher, representing the