Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-11


 | The penitentiary question seems 10 have entered the free silver col umn also.
 The would be suicide of yesterday ii reported today As being consider ably cooled oH.
 Murat Mssterson, formerly of Prescott, Is elected 10 the legIsla- ture from Yuma.
 James O'Hara has dssded D. J. Jones the BellevieW mine nOar Con- gress for $l0,0O0.
 4. c. Kennedy went out to Santa Maria this morning, where be is interested m mining.
 John C. Potts, years ago . resident ] of Prescott, was elected sheriff of Mohsys county.
 Wonder If the next move won't be to annex the BradshAWs and Jerome to the south.
 A deed from D. C. Wood to F. G. ! Wager for oue-quSrteT of the Eliza beth mine has been filed for record. l Consideration. S2OO. Judge Baker should have ren- dered his famous opinion of the prison case just before election. The boarI of control of Arizona should mandsmus the Almighty to give them YaVapsi's gold fields.
 The only duty left for the YAvspAi Legislative contingent to perform is to fight for their personal security, and return 10 their beloved entire. Mrs, J. Marks. we'll known lady l of Prescott says: That the bridge work which Dr. Heayenstons did for me Is natural and very satisfactory, and recommend pr. HssVenstons to all my friends as A skillfui deD- tst. td Pull for Prescott. the center of the richest gold mining belt in the universe, even if its late vote was for silver.
 Auson Smith, of the MohAvs Miner, has gone to Needles, Cali fornis, to pay an election bet, by pushing a wheel barrow around that town. He bet Sn Billy Bryan.
 PheniI is going 10 raufT Me kiuleS : election. Here Is . desirable opportunity for Prescott to go down and blow itself again. John C. Herndon has been Ap- pointed a delegate from Prescott to sba ,.s,onnl ,rrtrS,fnn c,n-raaa which meets in Phenix next month.
 Hon. A. E. Davis was elected sup rvisor of Los Angeles county st last Tuesdays election. Mir. Davis, formerly resided in Prescott, and in years gone ran for delegate to con- gress.
 Jeff Shipp, the industrious young cattlemsn from the Santa Maria, is in town. He states that mining Sc- tivity is readily noticeable m that section. which he accredits to the election of Mckinley.
 Boniface Schusman, of the Schuer- man House, Prescott, iS ia the city, the recipient ol congratulations from his many PheniK friends on bis election as a supervisor of Tavspai Herald.
 Money or your life, shouted the highwaymAn!" Il haven't Sny money" said the party attacked, but here are $6 in silver. r."-Phila- delphia North American.
 Mark Smith carried Yums on what Frank Cox promised the Peo- pie, VIZ: That the Penitentiary would remain where 1t is. Has NIT. Cox kept his word or did be know what he was talking about.
 Harry Arnold of ChSparral wss taken suddenly i'll today with con- gestion of the brain, and medical aid summoned. The report gained headwsy that he had heeR poisoned, but pr. Davis pronounced the Tu- nor uufounded.
 The mining outlook of this set ton never looked as bright ss 1t does at present. Not only are men coming m, but inquiries for gold properties are also coming ID by every mail. Hurrsh for McKinley's election, again
 (. D. RepTy. who will be remsm- Lered by many Prescott people while 8 resident of thIs city. has been elected legislator from PinAl county on the democratic ticket. Two yearr ago he was chief clerk in the house, being chosen as 8 rePub- lican.
 Col. Sweet, the Chicago million aire, left this morning for his home. He was well pleased with YaVapAi's mining outlook and intends to bring capital Lere on many enterprises, running into the thousands ot dol lars.
 Hon. W. :. Head returned this morning to his Verde home. It takes something A httle stronger than the returns from sn election in a Is to l county to phase the boss, and if anything, he's little more agreeable than ever.
 It is said that Rscorder-eleet Johnson has selected Walter G. Reese as one of hs deputies. Wal ter is s competent snd agreeable young democratic bud, who didn't believe in the crown of thorns" principle.
 Rheumatism is the bane of many lives and causes suffering that often 1 amounts to torture. Persons SO af- 1 aicted should rub in thoroughly l over the seat of pain Dr. J. H. Me Leans Volcanic Oil LIniment. It penetratss the flesh to the bone, disseminating its soothing and heal | ing influence and produces Sn effect | of ease and comfort to the sufferer | that is most gratifying. Price 2Sc., 1 En. cd EI Dl yNaW hntfla