Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-22
From Thursdays Daily.

s From Thursdays Daily. Visiting Odd Fellows have all left - for their homes.
 The constitution of the Prescott mining exchange will be found in
 this issue.
 , Six miners left Jerome this morn , ing to join a party in San Francisco which will leave there for Alaska in
 April.
 , The sale oI the A. X P. railroad . under the foreclosure of mortgage . will take place at Gallup, New , Mexico.
 \ Chicago street railway employee
 shot his thrce children and then
 killed himself. The deed was occa-
 stoned by despondency.
 Cocouino county republicans have
 instructed their delegation tO the
 territorial convention to support
 Ralph Cameron for delegate to the
 St. Louis convention.
 The armory containing all the
 arms, equipments and paraphernalia
 belonging to Company l, of the
 National Guards of Arizona, burned
 at flacstaf yesterday morning.
 Captain F. C. HochdeTifer says the
 loss Is about SI,0OO, with no insur-
 ance.
 One of the most striking features
 of the day parade on "Wednesday,
 April -, of the Los Angeles Fiesta,
 will be the grest Dragon of the ! Chinese. This gorgeously decorated and hideously wriggling monster is ] SOO feet long, and requires the ser vice of l50 men to move IL through the streets. It has never been seen in Southern CalifOrnia. aud is novel and curious sight.
 The Review of Reviews is almost indispensable to the general reader who wishes tO keep abreast Cf the l rapidly developing international l questions Of the day. In the April l number there is a full and able ed ! itorial discussion Of the complicated l African situation. which is described | a. ''the drama oI Europe in Africa" The mixed interests and motives of | England, Russia. Italy and France i in the dark continent are ciesri ' set | forth. Russia's general attitude to- ward the European powers also discussed, and he editor c.umeuts briefly on Ameuca's Uc!atIo.s with l Spain. our interest in the Cuban revolution. aud the present status of the Venezuelan boundary dispute.
 A prefect of police in Psris has arbitrarily aud ungailantly settled the question at what age Sa un- marrIed woman may be called an old maid His fiat Is that the age Is thirty years. 4 worthy citizen had bequeathed q sum of money for annual presentations to young uu- married people of both sexes who had supported their parents in their declining years, the object being to enable them to settle themselves in life. No age was mentioned. The prefect had to solve the problem ac- vori.ng to his best judgement. NJ. PsGnelle issueI q decree setting forth that bachelors aud spinsters shall b. considered young until they have attained the age of 30.
 FL. Wright left for Los Angeles to-day. !
 c. E. Donaldson is in town from Cherry creek.
 Henry Briot, of Chaparral. is wis itiug Prescott.
 J. NJ. More. the Kirkland valley stock man, came in yesterday.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins and Court Reporter Stockton returned this morning from Kingman.
 I. T. Stoddard came in from his mining camp yesterday to meet his children, who are expected here from school tomorrow.
 E. NJ. Sanford returned this morn ing from attending court at King man. Since his return to Arizona Judge Sanford has again b,dit up an extensive law practice.
 John Usher, the agreeable Moon light foreman of the :. F. T. * ?. round house, left today for Los s Angeles on a fifteen days trip of recreation and pleasure.
 NJ. $. Taft came up today from ( Big Bug to meet President Kent of { the LOttle mining company. who I will arrive tomorrow from New l York for visit to this section.
 Assistant General Manager E. E. Wei s, General Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. Sargent and Chief Engineer W. A. Drake, of the :. F. r. < P railroad will arrive from the south this evening by special train.
 II. D. R'sS and E. A Rogers re- turned Co day from their visit to Fhenix. On account of the non arrival of Governor Franklin's com mission. they failed to witness his 
 J. :. Cannon, an energetic young business man ot Los Angeles arrived on this mornings train with a view ot locating here. MT. Cannon Is treasurer Of the Emmett Mining company, and be will take an active interest in the affairs of this com pany. He expects to bring his family out soon.
 The Shakers have male e great hit. Their Digestive Cordial IS said to be the most succ-s-- lul remedy for stomach troubles ever introduced. ft immediately relieves all pain and distress after eating. build- up the feeble -ystem and makes the weak strong.
 The fact is. foods properly digested better than so called touics. The Cordial not only contains foot already dizpstad but Is a digestar lf other fo,ris Food that i- not digested does ! more harm than go..j. People who use the or dial insure tha digestion of what food they cat | and in this way get the benefit If ]; and grow | strong
 lhe little pamphlets which tho Shakers have sent drus,gists for free dietri ibution. contains much interesting information on the subject of | fysrepzis-