Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
TUESAY'S Daily, January 28.

Maximum temperature, 50; mini mum, 26.
 Nine cases of small pOx were re- ported at Congress this morning.
 Invitations for the Leap Year ball are out. Ladies can now secure their partners.
 4 rain storm passed along the mountain range south and west of Prescott to-day.
 Caledonian coal Is absolutely the best coal for heating and cooking stoves. B. H. WEAVER, Agt.
 There will be a meeting of the Pastime Atletic Club tonight at 8 o'clock st Hook X Ladder hall.
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company.
 Mrs. c. L. Pearson gave a Kettle Drum this afternoon at the NJ. E. parsonage to the Ladies Aid Society of the church.
 The greatest line of underwear in town at prices below the lowest may be seen at Wilson's.
 FoR SALE.-A Crescent Bicycle, No. l, in good order and condition. Enquire of Livingston, Post Hospi- tai, Whipple.
 Weather prophets in this coun- try, who persist in predicting rain, mlght aS we'll go out of business. The dry spell has a cinch on them.
 See our lines of double breasted flannel shirts at Sl also the gloves at soc per pair. Look at the bar gains In my windows. J. W. Will son.
 Character Sketches of a New England Pastorate," will be the subject of the lecture to be delivered by Rev C. J. Chase on Friday even ing.
 DRESsMAKISG-A competent dress maker from San Francisco, will go put by the day, or will do work at her home. Guarantees satisfactionI Apply at the Williams House.
 J. J. Fisher was a passenger on the runaway stage yesterday with w. Sullivan. He escaped unhurt. The driver also escaped unhurt.
 The Racket sells overalls, jumpers, 'hiras underclothing, socks, buck, wOolen and other gloves, handker- chiefs and notions at prices that will surprise you.
 J. W. Sullivan Is resting easier to- day. An examination last evening revealed the fact that his shoulder was dislocated. He is being attended by Dr. Reynolds.
 This is no bluf. Joe Wilson in- lends to sell some mems shoes. Call and get prices and convincs your self of the bargains offered.
 The coroner's jury returned a yer dict of justifable homicide in the case of j. A. McDonald who shot and killed Johnny Lane there on Sunday night.
 Fred. J. Ashman met with quite a painful accident few days since on Slate creek. He WAS working ID a mine, when the timbers gave way, precipitating him forty feet down a shaft.
 If to-day's advices from Congress prove correct the situation there is quite alarming, and some quick and decided action should be taken to prevent the spread of the disease to surrounding towns and camps.
 John Lane, who was killed at FooIs Gulch, while attempting a robbery, on Sunday night, was well known all over the county by the COW boys. He formerly re- sided on the Agua Fria.
 Mrs. \. P. Webster travelled across he country in 6 wagon from Salt Lake, Utah. to Yuma, and has opened barber shop in the latter place, in J. ". Dorrington's cottage.
 Territorial Health Officer Dr. Geo. 5oodfellow is visiting Congress to- lay in his official capacity to de- what steps are necessary to De taken to prevent the spread of ] 'mall Pox.
 J. F. Michaels has retired from ! he Williams News, and George U. ! | Young is now its editor. Mir. Young will be favorably remembered by l Dur people for the prominent part l le took m the sessions of the teach ! ,rs' institute recently held here.
 Two horses were stolen Sunday 1 night from a Mexican rancher living | 'outh of the river. The trail of the l was found, and followed for l . number of miles northward, the | thieves being headed for Prescott They will receive a warm reception if they should hap l pen to come up this way, as Yavs- l pal officers consider a horse thief l ,asy prey.
 4 special train on the Santa Fe 1 afternoon bearing officials ] 1f the road. made the run from Con l yress station In one hour and forty l i've minutes, over forty-6ve miles an lour for the distance. The crack is n superb shape and Engineer FL l
 
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