Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-13

return he will attend to those par ties he was unable to see before leaving.
 When you come to town for the circus, don't fail to buy a spring hat at The Leader.
 Advertising car No. 1. of the wallace shows, in charge of W. k. Peck passed through this morning eR route to Pheaix. It will return to Prescott tomorrow.
 All members of the Prescott lodge No. l, K. of F, are requested to attend meeting this evening. as business ot importance Is 0 be tran- sacted, this being the la-t meeting befOro the Grand lodge meeting ID 1 Prescott.
 The following is the score made al yesterdays shoot of the gun club: Erantz, l3; Ferguson. il; Hill. i3; Hastings, l7; Robinson. .; ManCer- felt, II, Barnhart. l6; Stephens, b In the doubles Of lO bir,i-, AAuder felt got 0; II stings. 3; Stephens, S; Hill, 5; Barrhar,, 8; Block, ..
 Judge Leonard Brisiey, iAI. saorl- ing, assessed q fine of S3U, ,h the alternative ot thirty days ;u jail, agains. the tNo boys who b.JSe the windows in ,he skating rink las; Friday nigh. Now if few boys, who ainuse themselves by 5reaking windows of yacant houses could be given a V doses of the same kind, 1t wouli be a good thing for the town.
 At the Episcopal church convoca- tion Judge J. J. Hawkins was elected chancellor of four years, J. c. Hil- ginger to be treasurer, Rev. W. Fl. Fenton-Smith to be registrar, and Rev Virginius O. Gee ant Geo. II. Smith to be delegates to the mis- sionsry council. Lay readers H. censes were issued by Bishop Ken drick to Geo. II. Smith. J. F. Blandy, J. J. Hawkii s, Edward H. Abbott, Percy Graham and NJ. J. Hersev - Republican.
 The |. s. geological surveying party passed through Florence yes tsrdsy. They were moving camp from Queen creek to a point near the old Casa Grande ruins, a DOT ton going to the Buttes where the work will be continued. IL is pro- posed to test the matter of iTriga- iion from wells, and to sound for bed rock at tAs Buttes. At Queen creek canyon bed rock was found at a depth of no, over thirty feet Florence Tribune.
 Governor aal Mrs. F. A. Tritle, who are old time friends of Senator Stewards family, have received an invitation to the marriage of Miss May Belle Stewart, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Stewart. The marriage vii! take plane at Wash ington next Saturday, May l6, at 1 o'clock p ID. Senator Stewart is such an ardent advocate of silver coinage at 6 ratio of l6 to l, that he has introduced the 16 to l combina- ton into the date of his daughters marriage.
 In the appraiSement of the Fort Lowell lands the mesa lands have been held at the price of ten cents per acre. Those in the valley ran all the way from Sl to s per acre. All unOccupied and unentered lands will be put up at auction and sold to the highest bidder. No price less than the appraised value will be accepted. Parties occupying en- tered lands will be compelled to pay the price for which the land is ss- sesSed, but no more, as such lands will not be put up at public auction. Every forty acres on the reservation was gwen an appraised value.-Tuc- son Citizen.
 On Thursday morning of this week. cOIri-r arr we'd in Florence, with ths information tn7. E. NJ. Reayis. w.ll known aS tas 1aimit oI ,Ee Sup-rs iion Mountat had been fouud q ai. His rems were hadly dee omI sed and almost wholly devuured bv ogs and coyotes. lay alongside ,h trail leading to his rancA. anu si :t Eve miles from his home. FTca appearances he had beeu dead fn twelve to fifteen days. The -pyoner left Florence Friday morn ag "a hold an inquest, the Eesu of Shich may throw some light upon .sc circumstances at tending his deatb.-Floreucc Fri bune.
 Mrs. Nelson aud children left for the east to-day.
 Major John Reese came in today from the Sam Maria country.
 Judge !. II Wright went to Phe- nix this morn as on legal business.
 Mrs. H. R. Wood left on Saturday for two months visit in Michigan.
 Thomas Sutton, the genial com mercial man, came in on this morn ing's train.
 l.. .. Clark. the we'll known Flag staff attorney, came in this morning on legal business.
 P. l.. Kastner went to Phenix this morning to look after a case iu court in which he is interested.
 Supervisor J. W. Smith returned yesterday from accompanying ship ment of cattle to Kansas City.
 Mrs. P. L. Kastner and children left this afternoon for Canada for a visit to Mir. Kastner's relatives.
 Senator s. R. Howard, of Minne- apolis, Minnesota, a friend of Hon. Nick Gales, came in ou this morn ing's train and will reu ain here for several days, during which he will investigate some mining properties in this section.
 drovnisRsaan would have little uas for . method of rescue which would require days. dyEpeptic doesn't NAnt tO bother with . reueiy that is going Co take weeks to show iss beneficial afeCts.
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