Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-19

earth consists ol an enormous masi 0f gold. This must be the he!i Q. the populistS, sure Maybe Wal street Is a 6sSurc leading down tc the main deposit. Let the pops demsud a free railroad to the source of this primary money ."- Los Angeles Times.
 W.O. farrell opened a new down town saloon at Jerome Thursday, which was attended by a big crowd, Mir. Harrell is a popular man in his line of business.
 A daily Spanish paper has been started in Phenix. Jesus Melen- drez, formerly with the Courier, IS business manager.
 Lon Hall has sold his saloon st Crowned King to man named r. Clark
 The county democratic and popu- listic centra. committees both met today. The cpncnssion produced by the contact of these two bodies caused another rain storm this afternoon.
 Parties failing % receive their paper regularly should leave notice at this office as there has been 8 change of carriers this week.
 Rev. c. F. Boyard will preach at the NJ r.. Church tomorrow at II q. m. and ai IS ?. ID.
 II. P. Anawalt. chiel clerk in Gen. eral Passenger Agent Sargent s office, left his desk long enough to- day 10 make a flying trip tc PheuiK.
 The following is the way in which the Tulare Register tells of sn oc- currence in Prescott: Bill Binkley Is under arrest at Prescott, Arizona, Tor an attempt to get rid of his wife in a way not recognized as proper, even by the cactus code of Arizona. While Mrs. Binkley was discussing a ham sandwich in a saloon dining room, Bill slipped up with q stick of dynamite aud blew the whole instl- tuition into sticks. It was mean advantage 10 take. and Bill IS to be punished" "
 X man named John Dare came to Petrie's saloon, at Crowned King, on Wednesday. Angus: l2 and died early the next morning. He seemed to have been drinking quite heavily and was sick on his arrival there. An inquest was held on the remains, the jury finding that he came to hIs death from unknown causes. He was buried on the hillside above the camp, making the third person that has been buried there.
 Frank L. Howard and Miss Rosa Jaynes were married this afternoon by Justice J. M. W. Moore.
 The Nogaies revolution seems to have ended.
 A deed Was fled for recori yester- day afternoon from W. \. Kelly, receiver. to Sidney Freshman for the ?. & A. C. railrcad. the consid eration named being Sl0.0oO
 We all know that aty tired mus cle can Oe restored by rest. Your stomach is q muscle. Dyspepsia is its manner of saving "I am tired. Give me rest" To rest the stom- ach you must do its work outside Of the body. This is the Shakers me' hod of curing indigestion, and iis success l. best attested by the fact that these people are practi- caily free from what IS without doubt the most prevalent of all dis eases. The Shaker Digestive Cor dial not only contains digested food which is promptly absorbed with out taxing the tired digestive or gans, but II Is likewise an aid to the digestion of other foods ID the stomach. 4 10 cent trial bottle will convince you of its merit, and these YOU can obtain through all druggists.
 Laxol is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil.
 The county democratic central held a meeting m the Bryan club room this afternoon.
 The executive committee of the populist party held a meeting to- day to select delegates to their ter ritorial convention.
 A democratic contemporary an nounces that Joseph Brown, of San Bernardino, will support Bryan. MT. Brown was president of the defuuct First National Bank of San Der nardlno, the receiver of which re- gently auctioned of Sl4,0OO worth of securities for S24. The United States Comptroller has levied an assessment of Si0 per share on the banks stock. Mir. Bryan is getting the support of a good many such fnauciers.-Ex.
 A warrant is out for the arrest of Jim Henry, a miner, formerly em- ployed at the Crowned Kline mine, charging him with embezzlement. Henry was entrusted by a fellow miner with Sl00 to send to the lat ter's relatives Instead of sending it, however, it is alleged that he spent it in having a ''goOd time" in Prescott. On learning that he was likely tO get into trouble over the matter, he Is said to have left the camp. and his present whereabouts are unknown.
 The last issue of the KingmAn Mineral Wealth intimares that its editor has his conscience packed in charcoal, with ice and whisky on the side. It Is refreshing to know that he has a conscience at all to pack.
 Kean St. Charles was married at Kingman the early part of this week, The Mineral Wealth, of which he is the editor, says he immediately left