Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-25
|E CITY AND UOUNR. rg Items From Our 0El I0B1 iSd
 Surrounding Country.
Fpom Wednesdays Daily

Ester Sunday comes on April is pear,
 Wat about recognizing th' , ard of tradei
 rzofessor Bristol and his tra'net Irzes are in Phenix.
 ID. Adams would make an eN 3Ient school trustee.
 >Csptain John G. Bourke, wei loHn to all old ArizOnans, Is visit
 cuba.
 n Thomas Gates Is reported to have f $S.OOO in bank, Besides som, Sanas real estate.
 Water sent another reminder last eht that he has not entirely for tten this section.
 SDr. Lewis Turner, the gasoline ht physician, has filed his diploma ar record. IL was issued by the ,1lTersity of Missouri m 1874. "A couple Of patent medicine nkifs" were out fishing for suckers 8 gesOline light last night, and sue seed in making big catch. SM F. Shaw, who has been assist ( Superintendent of the territorial
 n. has been appointed superln-
 1eDt and James Coyle has been
 olnted assistant superintendent thet institution.
 sfrS Irene Wickersham. daughter Gel. J. F. Wilson. died m PlenlX slerday morning and was buried ere al ? o'clock this afternoon. eeased was D years old.
 The Los Angeles Times says that v realter the Sunset Limited, the . nthern Paci6c's eastern flyer, wIli only once a week, instead oi ite, as formerly. The train wil. 10 Los Ange.es for the east on
 aesdays. the return arriving r on Saturdays. Lighter tour : kFaEel is the cause of the change. arhe Enterprise saw mi ], near s iesia(f, has three employees known tiIe Big Three" Heading the sJ \. Bethune, height. SIX feet, Fee and half inches, with a close ond in the person of James Me ssser. SIX feet, two and half inches
 Barney Sears brings up in the usr a six feet two.
 r 1r. Monroe, who was convicted kRefday of practicing dentistry Gs 1ont 8 diploma, claims that he sf been practicing the profession s 1fer thirty years, and that under r, ferritorial law he Is entitled to ceose from our territorial dental
 nt He claims that he has asked
 several times, but thu; It has denied him.
 6 nan named Reinhart killed his a1ner named Harper, in the Hus- 4Ea mountains last week. He E;ned the deed was done in self tue1se. He claimed that Harper a nupted to shoot him. and that he Nled the revolver from him, and zn held him with one hand while n- shot him with the other. The t& fmony showed that Harper was zt in the back and Reinhart was n vlE1ingiy held for murder. g fhe spirit of St. Patrick wa>
 s6 last night, he must have felt feetlv satisfied with the enter lh4uent given in hIs honor by the Eens of Prescott. The exercises lySe held in Patton's opera house, is lhsre was a large audience M eent to attest the bOnor m which Easi seint is held. The literary ana ksIcal programme was very inter ting and was well rendered a; oughout. District Attorney E. E. uS rrisOn was the orator lur the -sasion, and acquitted himself ad- asahle. He Is possessed of the Font zeal and oratoricsl fire which xaeterizes his father, Hon. 4. L. .s rrisOn, of New Mexico, who has !, ffered the St. Patrick's day ad- ss here on one or two occasions. recitations and musical nm uere also good. Al tn close tte literary programme, dancing indulged in until after mid h
 S.k E. Keating left for London this srnOon.
 E. Morrison left for Flagstaff { Afternoon.
 J Devine, of the Gazette, left lhe north this afternoon. ! teo NJ. Sargent came up this sEnoon from Phenix on his weekly rs Ion. Nicholas Gales returned
 shernoon from his trip to Santa n rie
 sfe1fge French, a prominent citi-
 ot Guerneyille, California, came n this mornings train with "a of remaining here.