Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-11
From Mondays DNly.

From Mondays Daily. l A. FAleo went out today to the
 Peck mine.
 Who has found a bunch of keysf [ See advertisement. Geo. W. Hance, of Cienega, Is in
 town as grand juror. Col A. a. Brodie has returned
 from hls trip to PheniX. l J. A. Rokohl has been granted
 divorce from Annie Rokohl H. J. Allen has resigned as treA,-
 urer of Jerome school district. J. c. Norton has been appointed
 territorial veterinary surgeon. F. A. Cole Is in town. It IS his
 hrst visit here since last March. Major J. NJ. Watts left this morn ! ing for the Bradshaw mountains. NJ. B. HAzeltine returned SatuT- day from seven weeks visit east.
 The vote in Navajo county stood,
 DorAn 246, Smith, 2S6, O'Neill P Work will be resumed on the Agus Frla reservoir at Frog Tanks soon.
 Geo. H. Schuerman returned this morning from attending court in Tucson.
 Rev. Joseph Smala snd Ellen K. Denny have gone to Tempe to bod revival services.
 Rev. G. L, Pearson was unable to preach yesterday Cn account of having a severe cold.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Monday to canvass the vote cast st the recent election.
 J. A. Park has returned from Tucson, where he went as . witness iu the Duke-Jordan mining suit.
 The members of the Prescott foot ball team will meet this even ing al s o'clock at Frank Myers bar Der shop.
 Harrison Johnston has resigned as live stock inspector, and wIll leave in a few days for California to attend school.
 Mrs. T. L. Bacon came in yester- day from Los Angeles for a visit to her daughters here, Mrs. 4. P. smith and Mrs. F. C. Wilder
 Thos. J. Bryan, of Pheui1, has deeded three lots for Sl % each since the election of Mckinley. He l Nsgered them on the other fellow. ]
 Morris Goldwater, k. \. Preder- 1 icks, F. c. Brecht and A. A. Johns left for Tucson yesterday to attend l Mas nie Grand Lodge, which con. Venes there tomorrow.
 D. J. Warren, member sloct fl l the legislature from this county, l has gone down to his home in Mari 1 eOpa county for a visit 10 his family l according to the PheniI Gazette.
 W. H. Ferguson has returned 10 | Prescott from his trip east. He | came viA Tucson, where he remaiue d | for several days Ss witness ln the | Duke-JOrdan mining case.
 Delegate V. O. Murphy came in from the east on last nights train, ] and will remain hers til tom orrow, when he will go to PheniI. where ] his wife is at present visit ug.
 A woman named Hattie, who's last name could not be learned dIed l st the county hospital last night. She was formerly employed as lsundress al the Midway lOdSiug | house. She was about forty-fve years old.
 The Political Study Club has changed its day of meeting from Mondays till Tuesdays. IL will | meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0 l o'clock st the residence of Mrs. T. W. Otis.
 T ". Johnston. J. C Herndon, W. :. Head, W. Fl. Ferguson, R. :. Stockton, John Duke and others ID attendance at the trial of the Duke Jordan mining suit have returned from Tucson. The jury rendered verdict in favor of Duke, making the second time he has won hIs suit in the district court.
 Bryant Akers, the little son of MT. and Mrs. C. H. Akers, had 6 narrow escape yesterday from being killed. He was playing with two or three boys, when oue of them took a jagged piece of broken beer bottle and hit him on the neck causing a very ugly gash, and barely the jugular vein. Dr. Mil Ter. who was called to dress the wound, says it was almost mirscu- lous that the jugular vein was not cut