Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-30
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Mss Laura Meleudy. sister of Nrs. L. r. Gregory. arrived here a f,w das- since for y.si, with the latter Bishop Brigham Young of Salt Lake Is visiting the Mormon stakes . iu Apscae county.
 Rev II A. Brown left on yester- ! day afternoons tral for a short y.sit ia California.
 Judge J J. Hawkins went to King mau yesterday, where he opens court today
 J II. Lee went to Pheni1 this morning to consult with politicians ther' m regard to obtaining a led eral appointment.
 4 Mohave county man has dls- covered a copper mine which he says goes l45 per cent iu copper. Egat but this iS rich.
 Dr. Scott Helm came up from Pheuix on the early train this morn ing returning again ou the lO:S0 tram,
 NJ R. Kiley Is in town from Min nehaha, lie has men at work on a water scheme to secure water to run the old Boaz mil at the aooye place.
 Erwin Bler, the photographer, returned last night from 8 trIp through Me1ic,. He says he likes that country as place of residence, but his line of business In the re- public Is greatly overdOne.
 Joe Roberts has some 6ue lat antelope at his meat market Ante lope meat Is said to be superior to venison, by many. These were killed Tn the MogoIlon mountains by George Heisler.
 Ernest R Hlll and Ralph W. Hill, of MonteloO, California. the recent purchasers of the Diekey property iu the Bradshaw mountains, came in on this mornings train.
 The JoURNAL- MINEk editor has. re- ceived au invitation 10 attend the formal opening of Hotel Adams, al PheniI, next Thursday night, and participate in the ball and banquet m hOuor cf that occasion.
 4 car load of Canaigre passed through Prescott yesterday en r1ute from the Salt river valley to Liverpool. IL goes via Galveston, Texas This IS the first car load of thIs plant which has been shipped thIs season.
 Al a meeting of Aztlau Lodge. F. k A. NJ, on Saturday night the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic year: W. NJ. F. G Brecht; =. w. R, II. Hetheruton; ,. w., Morris GOliwa,er; Treas, Geo H. Schuerman; S-cy- R N Freder- icSs. Installation of officers will tske place January 30.
 The Phenix Republican devoted three QuarnerS of a colums tO the foot ball game with the Indians, and just eight lines 10 the game with the Phenix team. The Indians beat the Prescott team while the Pres cott boys won the game over the Phenix team, hence the report.
 The biggest cattle deal made m several years ID Texas has just been consummated at Fl Paso, Charles Davis, collector al that port, sold to Winfield Scott I0OOO head of long horn Texas cattle al SIP per head !. IL was a.deal for cash. and Captain 1 Davis received Sl2l.oOO in oue sun. 1
 Our foot ball team feel confident 1 that they cal beat the Indian school l team, under favorable conditions. 1 After playing a hard game with the l Pheui1 team on Friday, in which l four uf their meu were disabled, it | was hardly tO be expected that they | could Successfuil, cope with a fresh l team and particularly with such a skilled enc as the Indian boys are.
 The Kjngmau Mineral Wealth tells of the cure of a man in that county from the effect of a wound, bv he use of a remedy recommended | bv an Indian. l. was the opinion ot the doctors that amputation of the arm was necessary. The remedy suggested by the Indian was a poultice of pinon gum aud lard. The Indian says IL Is good in cases of felon. blood poison, etc, and he never knew 1t to fail to cure.