Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-10
lHE CITY AND COUNTY.
EtBy Items From 0uF 0E1 IOTD and
 Surrounding Country.
FrOa wedne,day's Daily.

Twenty-Five car loads of cattl Here shipped today from Glendale
 The fees of the county recorder, once for May amounted to S374.25
 N. E. Hazeltine has moved thu SuliiYan stock of goods into the olC Norton store.
 A deed has been filed for rscorC from c. W. Hull to Mrs. .. I Haghes for lot 8, block 1, Jerome.
 5ohn McMahan, aged about f; reers, died at the county hospital seslerday of cancer of the stomach
 T. P. Brownlee has purchased thu sar grocery store on Gurley street Mr. Bro Enlee and family have moved iafo the Squ res residence in Eas
 rescott.
 Blumberg is moving his stock oI f1 goods into the Richards-Hswk .6s building, recently occupied by 3 q. Sulli.sn & Co.
 Rro. Adams. of the Jerome News, el,II talks populism in his paper, cespite the fact that he represented ds1,ocrscy in the convention.
 Golden Rule Chapter No. l, order oI the Eastern Star, will hold a I. feRalsr stated meeting Thursday .Inne 4th at $ o'clock. By order of lhe M. NJ. s. E. BLAKE, Sec'y.
 P. Fredericks, post office in- tpatfor, is in town on business con ne<fsd with a new post office. MT. \ redericks located the Phenix post ;, tes, and he will invite new bids t1 tbe location of the Prescott -a S6seph T. Hoadley, of New York, tfotherof Banker Gee. W. Hosdley,
 Phenix, is reported to have in- ls4s0led a new motor for strasT ears, >parated ;iy compressed air. by Ib'eh enough air can be . To 4n car twenty miles.
 l. Van Nostrand, wbs was
 otrintendeut of the Arnold mine Ihe Cedar Valley Mini com taY until a few months ago. died 1 Sah Diego the other day. He had cen Ill since leaving Mobave Q |H|y .-Albuque rque Citizen. Mir ga kOstrsnd formerly resided in Feseott and was well known here. The JoURNAL-M MINER was misip- 1med yesterday in regard to the ppointment of the receiver for the sttie Jessie mine. T. U. Barlow 4ssicks was appointed receiver ,d J. T. Jones was appointed N s0kkeeper for the property. Work hl be resumed there again to- ' orfow.
 The JOURNAL MINER is in receipt
 very beautifully gotten up in h tefion to attend the second annual Rs ss.nmencement of St. Joseph's a stedemy, 10 be held in Patton's s sera mouse, June II. at 3 p. m. : she graiuating class consists of s A Elva Haskell and Miss Cora E ielleay.
 Ng E Takiyami. an experienced Jap d isso bamboo worker. has opened a cfe and shop in Office Row, on Is& e<.ez street, next door to Dr. E. W. s'@eIcher's. This Is a new industry
 Rrescott. and in addition to keep nQS Q generaistock of bamboo work, -O1s Elll make to order any article Hi<ed. See his advertisement in N N ssue.
 W Xrs. ". c. Platlenberg has gone
 lo spend the summer. e 4Ieolm McLeish came up from s eksnburg yesterday on business
 izsss Nora and Mary Ford and
 Misses Culver left for Chaparral deY.
 NiS McNevin, a young lady from siana, is in Prescott having the .ul uneIss of her brother, the late nc4n McNeVin, disinterred and 2 ship them back to Chicago to- 6 ErfoW. n D. Mulvehill. brother of the \ e0 D. Mulvehill, of Jerome, who u teen in this section for two or ;s ee lays looking after the interests ' r- has deceased relative, left for San nncisco this afternoon. av J. R. Murphy, one of the p ng mining men of Yavapai VI l1lJ, was among the arrivals on
 aorning train. MT. Murphy Ea sa Phenix twenty one years ago
 a it was hardly a village, and that It has grown to be the me kpolIs of Arizona, he again visits
 a1 ls much pleassd.-Gazette.
 Frsn ThursdAys Daily.
 sEn Star Chapter meets to- 3es6 the call for a mass meeting
 |A.r issue.
 zH1 sprinklers were in active use IeflIsy afternoon.