Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-24

Special attention is called today
 to the advertisement of Vintine. S
 new preparation, which Is to i'll q
 long felt want in this country and
 altitude, for all at times feel a ner-
 vous depression. a want of energy,
 no desire to eat s hearty meal. NIn-
 tine meets All these requirements
 lt is food, stimulant and nerve
 tonic. w W. Ross is agent for 1t tn
 Prescott, but it can be obtained from
 all druggists
 The union services at the Nj. E.
 church were we'll atteneed last night,
 that edifice being hile1 tO it's ut
 most capacity. Rev. T. D. Mclean
 of the Congregational church con-
 ductsd the preliminary exercises,
 and Rev. F. W. MeSny of the Epis- copSl chur,h preached the bacca-
 laureate sermon. The choir under
 the direction of H., D. Aitken ren- dered two beautiful anthems exesp-
 tionally well. Rev. Meany chose his text from Psalms, 34th chapter, 10th verse: Come, ye children; hearken unto me and l will teach you the | fear of the Lord" The discourse was q very eloquent one and abounded with rich thought. The | graduating class and teachers of the public schools occupied the front seats of the center of the church. From TUesd8y's Daily.
 Geo. c. Blame, Mohave county murderer, hss escaped from the ter ritorial prison.
 The Prescott public schools closed for the term this afternoon. The commencement exercises of the graduating class of the high school will be held in Patton's opera house tomorrow evening.
 "The Arizona Sentinel says Capt. John q. Bourke and W. J. Ross came to A..zonS with Crook in 1889 This is noi the fact. Crook. Bourke and Ross reSch. d Arizona June I9, 1871. Tn Is history and reliable. too."-Ho ..aok Argus. For once, Mr. Banta is mistaken. Captain Bourke told the editor of this paper less than two months ago that be came to Arizona in the sixties, hay ing been stationed at old Camp Date Greek, and also related several incidents in his life during that period.
 Sheriff Rufner left for Yuma tkis morning with MatiaE ArmijO, con vieted of assault with intent to commit murder, and sentenced to six years in the territorial prison. l and Ed. Ross, under an eighteen l months sentence, for An attempt to | hold up Dr. Fenton.
 Col. C. c Bean. who came in from | Colorado on last nights train, in | conversation with a JorRNAL MINER | representative this morning, said 1 that while there are some good min- ing camps Tn the above state, he can not go back on ArizI na. He thinks this country has a great future ahesd of il. Speaking of the national republican ticket, he says that Mckinley will be elected with out a doubt, and that the country will. during the next ten years, eX- perience the greatest era of pros perity ever experienced in it's his tory.
 Thomas Smith, Big Bug saloon keeper, was brought in last night and lodged in jail, charged with the shooting of Billy Barker. The lat ter's wound, while quite serious, is not considered dangerous.
 Joseph E. Morrison was admitted to practice before the supreme court this morning.
 Dr. Hesvenston's dental work in all its branches is of a first class nature.
 The two companies from Whipple | which are under marching orders, will leave Eext Monday for Little | Rock. They will so via Santa Fe to | Wichita, Kansas, thence on the Mis- souri Pacific io their destination.
 Finest bridges, crowns, etc, made by pr. Heayenston. The latest and best.
 Supreme court adjourned this | Owing to the absence of | Judge Rouse but little business was transacted.
 For strictly first class dental work | and lowest prices go to Dr. Heaven ston.
 J. W. Sullivan estimates tha. there are 5000 head of cattle and O,0O0 | head of sheep in Yavapai county st | the present time.
 The boAri of control have seryed | notice on Dr Hamblin to yscate the office the oljce of superintendent of the insane ~s-lum-
 The anu. Jncement IS made that 4 G. Fl. H0asheli has resigned Ss general superintendent of the M. k F. railroad % take an important position with the s. P. and that Edward Shamp of Fresno has been to the position.
 All of the schools in this county. except five, closed to-day.
 Jos. Atkia lost several sections of fence by a recent fire south of town.
 There was a perceptible decline iu the temperature to-day the ther- registering only go.
 No trouble to show goods Call in and get our prices. ED. BLOCK.
 The Jerome mail was sent out by the early morning train this morn ing.
 Boys waists for 25e., 3Sc. and 40c. each at BLoCK's-
 A deed has been filed for record from T. J. Lally aad wife to Hern- don S Norris for lot 5, block 6 East Prescott for $l0o.