Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-27
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to the Verde Valley. It IS selling al ! Camp Verde at Sl5 Der ton.
 Billy Mehan's bondSmen surren : dered him yesterday to the custody ! of the sheriff again.
 The appraised value of the land ! on the Camp Verde military reser | vatiou ranged all the way from lC cents to S2.50 per acre.
 { The grand and trial jurors for tue 2 June term of court were drawn to- day. The former is returrable June 1 and the latter June <.
 John Gustafson, miner, thirty eight years old, formerly employed at Chaparral, died in Phenix yester- day of cancer of the stomach. Conductors McGrath and Rickard have been given passenger nuns un- der the new schedule, while Brake man Haas has been promoted to q full fledged freight conductor.
 In McClure's Magazine for June, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps will have s paper of "reminiscences of Harriet Beecher Stowe, who was her ueig = bor and helpful friend in Andover, and of James I. Fields, her literary adviser and publisher. The paper will be illustrated with Some rare portraits and other pictures.
 Lord Sholto Douglass complains to the PhenIx Republican that too much is being said about him in the newspapers. My Lord, don't cherkuow,' started in to get news paper uotorie;v and now seems to be surfeited with 1t. The JoURNAL- MINER alw5y, has claimed that news papers were devoting more space 10 him than he deserves.
 Some oi our territorial exchanges do uo. seem % reallze that there Is g. Uaijvd States law against a!ver- tisiug rallies. If they should be 'vanael' up before a United tates grand jury. they nigh; find th's kind ui advertising Unprofitab.-.
 An entirely new nea- yiew of Grant will be given in McClure's Magazine for June, in paper writ tn by the ruan who was chaplain ot the 2ls; Il'irois, when Grant was colonel of the regiment, and who lived. during that time, in the clos est intimacy with him. It reports interesting conversations with Grant and relates a number of character i,tic anecdotes.
 When persons are weak and Ian guid. from sickness or overwOrk, feel debiIitated and depressed. 1t Is an indication that the blood Is out of order. and they need help to throw of the miserable feeling. The best remedy for this purpose Is Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier. It restores lost strength, gives vigor to the cir cuia,ion. promotes good appetite and a flow of cheerful spirits. Price Si Pe. bottle.
 Herrv Lorraine, who is in the county jail on a charge of prize fighting. Is wanted in Los Angeles to answer a charge of forgery. His corrsc: name is Henry L. Wenzel. Extradition papers were issued for him yesterday, ana a Los Angeles officer Is expected to arrive on to- morrow's train. He deposited $50 in cash this morning with the sheriE. that beng the amount of his bond. and as soon as be was released. Chief of Police Prince re- arrested him on instructions from Los Angeles.
 Claud L. Finnev, of Jerome, and Mis- Kate NJ. Burlington, of Pres cot, were married at S:30 last even- ing at the residence of the bride mother. There were about thirty guests present to witness the cere- monv. and the couple were the recipients oI very many usefWi and elegant presents from friends m Prescott and from friends of the bride in Kansas. Refreshments were served during the evening, and a pleasant time enjo. ed by all. The JOURNAL-NNER extends congratula- tions to the happy couple. They will reside at JeIome.
 The JorExAL-MINER to day was the recipient of 8 box of choice cut flow CTS from Miss II. Goodin, florist of 3D61 South Spring street, Los Au- ee,e-. The flowers were put up in fine shape and were nicely packed and arrived here in excellent con dision. being as fresh as though just cut from the stalks. Miss GoOdin makes a speciality of shipping flow CTS and the Grand Army of the Re l public or others who want flowers for Memorial day can not do better | than jc place their orders with her aS she will give satisfaction. She has made several other shipments to Prescott recently and in every case ! he flowers have been received in | splendid condition.
 Mrs. Thomas Morrisey. wife of the | railroad section boss at Cottonwood, came to Prescott a few days since to purchase supplies for her boarding 1 house. and took a room at Brink mever's EO-e!. She went 10 her room about noon yesterday. and not ap- bearing again, NIT. Briukmeyer be- came alarmed lu the evening, and going to her room found her lying on the floor dead. Justice Brlsley was notified, and he summoned a coroner's jury aud held an inquest,
 q verdict of death from natural causes being rendered. pr. Miller
 who made m examination of the
 body. said that death had probably occurred three hours before she was l found. She Is sad to have com | plaincd of illness during the fore | noon. Deceased was about D year:
 of age.
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