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

The funeral Ot the late J. J. L.
 Valentine, who was sulIOcSted in a Groom creek mine on Wednesday
 took place this afternoon St three
 o'clock. IL was attended hy AztlSu
 Lodge, F. X \. NJ, of which order
 deceased was a member.
 On account of his lroposed re-
 moval 10 Little Rock, Captain Bu-
 chanan, of Whipple, has authorized
 J. L. Fisher to sell all his personal
 awnings at auction on Saturday.
 June 2. IL consists of household
 furniture, piano, two fine COWS, horse,
 buggy, etc. For fuller particulars
 see his advertisement in this issue.
 The two companies which will
 leave Whipple for Little Rock, Ar
 kansas. as announced m ,.a last
 issue of the JoCRNAL-MNsA Eili be
 companies =. and C. The ,u5mer ! Is commanded by Lleut. Davidson
 and the latter by Capt. Buchanan.
 The other commissioned officers at
 tsched to the companies and affected by the move are Lieut. Shuttle worth, of F. Company, and Lieut.. ! GurOvitS, of C. Company They expect tO leave within the next ten days or two weeks.
 A telephone message was re- 1 ceived at the sherifFs office to-day ! stating that Billy Wolf had an eye knocked out at Big Bug "Wednesday by James Hughes. The trouble, it Is alleged, occurred over S game of cards.
 Hon. A. ". Callen. (Old Grizzly,l m private letter to the editor of the JoURNAL-MINER, announces his return to his old stamping ground at PlaeeritSS, and also gives the very gratifying information that his health has greatly improved. NIT. Cailen IS one of the old timers in thls section and has remained with Il through i'll report and good report; has never waveTed or fallered Tn his faith of the ultimate success of the mining industry, generally in the country, and has done much good and effective work towards se- curing II. He is now commencing 10 realize his fOndest hopes.
 For nors than A hurdrsi ysArs the Shakers . have been studyias tl.s remedial propertiss nf . plants. They have usste many discoveries, but . thelr greAtest achievement was mSis last year. ! lt ls a cordial that contains Alrezdy dlEestei | toyd Ald Is disester ot tood- lt Is effective in re1ioyinS dlstrcSs after eating. and creates An . appetIte oy m re food SD that eating bscornes . pls@surs. Pale thin people becoue plump and . hes.Ithy Cnd its rse. Ai arrests the wasting of cons1ulpslon.
 Thers never has been sllch step forEari ia . ths cZrc of indigsSti,lt tais Shaker Jurtlsl our druggist will he glad Co give yoa & little . book descriptive of the frDi1ct-
 Give the bAbies LA1ol. which i, Castor uil . made Ss PslAtAele as Money.
 W. O. Harreil came iu from Je- rome this morning.
 Superintendent Burns. of the |. Y. d ?. railway, is iu town.
 Attorney General Wilson returned from Pheuix this aftern -on.
 NIT. and Mrs. Robert Finuie, of Beaver creek, are payiRg Prescott visit.
 Neri Osborn left for Phenix this morning after a brief visit tu Pres colt.
 W. L. Van Horn came up from Phenix on the early morning train. leaving for Flagstaff this afternoon.
 Mrs. c. H. LaBerteu and her niece. Miss Ruth Hill. came up on this afternoons train from PheaIx, for a short visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Hein, of Nanuhis. Tenn, who have been yiSiu-- 1.es- cott for several days, left for Flag . staff this afternoon.
 Miss Laura Meleudy. sister of Mrs. E. E. Gregory, left for home on this mornings early train. Mrs. Gregory accompanied her to Ash Fork.
 Walter Baldwin, of Glendale, nephew of NJ. H. Gould, accom- panied by his wife, stopped of in Prescott yesterday afternoon for a brief visit. They were en route east.
 E. P. Clark, one of the old time of Prescott, but at present general manager of two electrical lines of Los Angeles, one running 10 Pasadena, the other 10 Sonta Monica, came in on this morn ng's train for q brief visit, and received a hearty welcome from his numerous friends here.