Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
From saturday $ Daily.
-g free lunch tonight.

night.
 Take in the Iceberg tonight an,
 enjoy the free lunch.
 Tonight. Saturday, free lunch a
 the Iceberg, You are invited. Everybody and thelr friends in
 vited 10 the free lunch at the Ice
 berg tonight.
 The teachers and pupils of tn
 public schools had very enloyabi
 picnic yesterday just south of town
 NIT. and Mrs. John Martin hay,
 rented the residence of Mr, anC
 Mrs. F. Kleiner oa Granite stree
 and will move into the same mex
 week.
 | Phenix Sunday schools wilt give | union picnic on May 9 at the Hasa Yampa river on the line of the : F. P. X r. railroad.
 Ira r. Smith. of Phenix, has re signed as general agent of the ;. F P. X r. railroad. Mir. Smith ha. filled the position ever since the road was completed and has bsen a most indefatigable as we'll as a sue cessful worker in dixertIng business to the line. IL is stated that be will go to California to reside.
 The average maximum temPera ture for April as reported by the weather observer at Whipple was 64 07 degrees. The average mini mum was 303. The average daily range was 33.77. Total precipita- ton for the month was .35 of an inch, of which there was one mud one half inches of snow.
 Frank Cunningham. a freight con ductor on the A. < F. railroad, fell between two cars of a moving train near Hardy, just east of WInSlow, April 29, and sustained injuries from which he died within half an hour. An ordinary man would have been killed instantly, as his skull was crushed, he was injured internally, and both legs were nearly severed from his body.
 Jas. Abshire waived examination this afternoon before Justice Leon ard Brisley, for the killing of Phil Mcdonald, and was held to appear before the grand jury under 5000 bonds which be Elll furnish.
 Twenty ear loads of cattle belong ing to John Lawler, will pass through Prescott this morning, en route east, and thirty car loads will pass through from Glendale to- morrow for the same destinsti ln.
 Henry W. Walton, q professional abstractor. has decided to get up a set of abstract books for YSvapsi county, none having yet been gotten up for this county. Mir. Walton had seven years experience with the Los Angeles Title Insurance Com pany. and also worked a year for K. l.. Long, the Salt river valley .ab- stractor and searcher of records.
 The JOURNAL MINERS friend, F. 4. Healy, formerly general freight and passenger agent of the s. F.. P. < F. railroad, has favored this office with a neat souvenir of the Confed. crate Veterans Reunion, held in Charleston. South Carolina. ApTil - and g. MT. Healy has been for several months located at Charles ton as general auditor of the .. C. & Ga. railroad company.
 Nearly all the political lines in Kentucky seem to be crossed. Gov Bradley IS a candidate for president and Congressman Hunter, late sen, Storial candidate, Is fighting him. Joe Blackburn is getting ready to make a senatorial canvass auI Car lisle IS hot oa his trail. eI-COugress- man Breckiuridge is going to be a candidate for congress, and all the respectable elements of the party are fighting him. Hardly anybody can tell just where anybody does stand in Kentucky.-EI.
 or all diseases, Bright's Disease of the Kidneys is the most danger ous. on account of its subtle and insidious nature. Usually it IS firm ly fixed before its presence IS even suspected by its victim. For tLis reason 1t IS important that the treat ment be commenced on the appear ance of the first symptoms; even then it requires careful treatment to to stay its progress. Pains n the back. irregularities in the urine, swelling of the limbs or abdomen should be the subject of instant in stant investigation and the proper remedy immediately applied. pr. J. Ii. McLesn's Liver aud Kidney Balm has proven in thousands of severe cases its efficacy in curing this terrible disease. Price $l.tO per bottle.
 I. T. Stoddard left to-day for his camp.
 Judge E. W. Wells returned from PhAniI this afternoon.
 Captain W X. Hancock. of Phe- AAAs NaAlt AA OAA AAAfs V train.
 E. NJ. Sanford will go down to PheniX to morrow to look after some legal business before the courts.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kleiner left today for Mexico, where they ex- pect 10 reside in the future.
 Mrs. Ed. Peery, of Stanton, who is visiting Prescott at present, has de- i ,ided to spend the summer here.
 Miss Gertie Scheidt, the bright | little daughter of Mrs. O. T. Stull | returned yesterday frou attending .chool in California.
 Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, of the l Episcopal church, bishop of New | Mexico aud Arizona, arrived in town | ,n this mornings train.
 From Mondays Daily.
 City council meets tonight.
 Cow Boy Preacher Rice and wife. l