Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01


 in regard to advertising. "Msr- chants who advertise should con sider that the circulation ot the paper and the number Of people ! who read the paper Is more ,o hs' : considered. than thc low price Tor | which the advertising Is Co be had. : No man can publish paper worth
 reading and take advertising at beg . gNrly prices
 Very dIscouraging reports ia re- . gard to the cattle industry come from all sections of the county. w. ! =, Head. ul the Verde valley, says while there is still pleaty of water m ! the Verde river, and while all irTi- ! gated crops Sre doing nicely, grass on the range Is all dried up aud cat le are suffering terribly, Steve Ross of Big Chino, says that the range in that section is perfectly bare aud cattle are dying oil by the scores. The work of impaueliug a jury iu the ease of the Territory yS James Abshire, charged with murder, was commenced this afternoon. The trial promises @ be quite lengthy, and there Is quite an array of legal talent engage m it Distric, Attor- ney R. F.. Morrison is assisted by T. W. Johnston and !. F.. Morrison, while United States Attorney r. F.. ! Ellinwood. Ex- Delegate NJ. \. Smith and HeTndon x Norris represent the defendants interests
 \ telegram wSs received at the Sherihs office this afternoon from hingmSn, from Deputy SheUh Potts of MohSVe county, announcing that Mexican had been arrested theTo having in his possession Captain (, W. AuderSon's horse, receAtly stolen iu Prescott. IL transpireS now that a Mexican, probably this same oue, came tO Prescott riding q buc6skin horse, which, 1t Is supposed, was also stolen, and traded ham uE here. The theory of the officers ls I4at AS soon SS he had gotten rid uf the buckskin, he "froze on to Captain AndersOn's fine big black one.
 Con. ClearY is in town again,
 G. W. Hull came In from Jerome to-day.
 Ralph Dillon returned this morn from hls tuP to Jerome.
 O. II. Christy came up from Phe- nix yesterday with a car load of fat cattle.
 W. .. Head, the we'll known citi- zen and merchant of Camp Verde. Is iu town.
 D !. Warren, superintendent of Pine Mountain Mining Company, of Lynx creek, was in town to-day.
 (. Ii. Young, assistant superin- tendeut of Wells, Fargo & C., Is paying periodical visit to Pres colt
 Mrs. \. Ellis, Dr. aud Mrs, \. J. Chandler, and Will (. Barnes. all cf Phenix, were ou this afternoons north bound train.
 Mss Cook, Miss Crothers. Miss Gregory and Mrs. W. F. Smith and children were among the outgoing passengers for the coast on this ai- ternOOn'S excursion train.
 Miss Sadie Archibald has res IEned her position with the Prescott Elec- tric compSny's telephone office, and no more will her familiar and ever pleasant "hellO"-"ring' be heard by the patrons of that line. Misses May and NernIe Roberts will here after have charge of the plugs of central.
 Jim May, the big sheep man, and au agreeable person generally, Is visiting our city. Mr. May says that the democratic free wool racket has fleeced him, and that he Is going back to old North Carolina m the fall to put m a straight vote for Mckinley, even if he has been here totore sterling democrat oi the old school. And so II goes.