Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
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] Iylnlakr VIII meet III IIeSSOttt Oi
 Wednesday, May l3.
 Cheap trip to the City of Me1ic'
 next month. See notice of the Mexi
 can Central Railway in thIs issue. l J. W. Sullivan will ship thirty ca
 loads of cattle out of Glendale to
 morrow for Kansas 10 be placed oI pasture.
 The bill boards, as we'll ss all th,
 dead walls in the town, are pretty
 we'll covered with circus advertising
 al present.
 The cylinder head of the engin,
 of the Hillside mill blew out last
 Friday, which will disable the engin,
 for several days.
 Born, in Prescott, May 3. 1896, tC
 Mir. aud Mrs. John J McCTae, oi
 Crowned King, a daughter. At
 tending physician, Dr. Abbott.
 Rev. D. M. Wynkoop was called Co Skull valley this morning to conduct funeral services over the remains of Mr. and Mrs. John Enle's youngest daughter, a child aged SIX months, which died last night.
 Read J. W. Wilson's announce ment to-day of special sale of shoes. He is closing out his stock of shoes al prices heretofore unhesrd of.
 The columns of The Citizen have been stretched out about two inches making nearly four columus more room. The idea is to keep the paper three or four feet ahead of the towH.-Albuquerque Citizen.
 The great Wallace shows No. 2, advertising car, (. 4. Potter, mana ger, with sixteen men arrived in the city Sunday morning. The men on this car are billing all the railroad towns between Pheni1 and Ash Fork, and all villages on the mar row guage railroad. The No. 3 sd ver.ising car will arrive next Sunday and bill all the towns of the rail roads. The Wallace shows have three advertising cars with 45 men and 10 agent . ahead of this great show.
 The coeoanut has been used as a vsrmifuge in India for generations by the beef eaters of that country, and is so well known there as means of expelling the fat worm that We cannot understand why the information of the fact did not reach us before. When properly and intelligently administered the coeoanut Is equally etficacious with male fern oil, kousso, pomegranats root or turpentine, while 1t is as pleasant to the palate as they are offensive, and ia no way injuriouS.- EI.
 Our contemporary announces that 1t has arranged to take full night press report. It is to be con- graduated on its success in this direction. The JouRSAL-MINER, since the advent of two telegraph lines to Prescott. has been negotiating for a day press report, but the best figures offered so far are about double what 1t cost S year ago, when the report had to be transmitted over three separate lines. Telegraph competi- tion is a great thing these days.
 The latest novelty in the paper world is telegraph pole made of that very useful material. These poles are composed of paper pulp in which boTsx. tallow and other in gredients are mixed. This is cast in & mold in such a manner as to give it hollow center throughout its en- tire length, with a close fitting cap tarred on the top. These poles are said to be lighter aud stronger than similar sized poles of wood, ard to be unaffected by sun, rain or damp neSs.-Ex.
 Captain John T. Hogue very kindly came to our rescue tkis week, aud took complete charge of the mechanical department of the Herald, thereby giving W. c. Scott. our foreman. a chance to attend the Republican Territorial Convention at Phenix. The captain Is an old time printer. and all-rOund news paper man, and the Herald is twice blessed in having two such ptac; cal printers among ifs friends and rear by neighbOrs.-St. Johus Herald. Captain Hoyue formerly ned a paper st Xenia, Ohio, aud was for a long time foreman of the same paper. when it was owned and edited by Whitelaw Reid.
 The advertisement of Hotel Vim cent, Los Angeles, will be found iu this issue. This hotel has been re- centlv opened, aud $ new in all its and not only new, but elegant. Tue rooms are all l large and well ventilated and fitted up with all modern conveniences, | every room iu th- house being l heated by steam aud supplied with | hot aud cod water. ii Is centrally | .oCated on Broad way, beIwe, Fifth | and Sixth streets, and a peculiar l feature uf 1t is that 1t has no inside | rooms. The propTietors are two gentlemen well known to AriZonans, being J. K. Leaning, formerly of Hotel Nadeau, Los An Seles, and Frank Mayer, formerly of PheniI. By giving people the very pest accommodations for tie least money, they expect tC se- 'ure good patronage, and also ex- oect to make Hotel Vincent head quarters for all ATizonans.
 James Shirley came in yesterday rom a trip 10 the country on min ng business.
 $. A. Logan returned last evening rom a visit to Phenix. He left Hrs. Logan somewhat improved in leAlth.
 Trainmaster D. k. Giles left for ohenix thIs morning to look after he shipment of lot of cattle to- morrow.
 W. s. Head, one of the stalwart 'itiEens of this county, returned