Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-25

' critically III at her west TIescoIt home.
 Gilbert Ferguson steps very high since relieved of that heavy burden on his upper lip.
 For artistic millinery go. to The Leader.
 The board of supervisors are con sidering various assessment ques- tions to-day.
 Several PheniX camping out par ties are preparing to come up to the pines of Yavapai.
 Has anybody said anything about an $500 Fourth of July celebration for Prescott this yeari
 Al Anderson has recovered suffi- cisutly from a severe attack of pneu. moniA to be around again.
 At yesterdays gun club shoot, Jackson won, and Johnny Robinson won the goose egg, as usual. Don't send away for anything, Prescott prices and goods are good enough for prince or peasant. An X ray club is to be instituted in Prescott, having for it's object the locating of the lost mustache.
 We hear that our dramatic club was struck by that comet re gently. Too many stars evidently Col. E. O. Hawkins, an uncle of our townsman, ex-Chief Justice Wright, di,l recently in Kentucky, of old age.
 Eyaugelistic services st the Meth odist Episcopal Church tO-nig ht, conducted by Rev. Lewis Shelhorn. Every body invited. | New goods arriving every day at The Leader
 Jim DndSon's name wNs promi. neutly mentioned for supeTiuten- dent of tho territorial pr,snn, but he refused t ws hear. Ed. Balleuger, T young man who has been very ill for several weeks with typhoid fever, we are pleased to state, Is again on the streets.
 It is rumored that Senator Col lum is trying to make Q sale. It is not definitely known yet what he IS going to sell. but we think it is a horse.
 Several matrimonial propositions arc hanging fire in this city or the outcome of few mining deals. For the sake of the country, we hope the sales wIll take place, and that the individuals will increase and null tiply."
 The attempt to murder case wherein Lute Wilson charged Messrs. Lew Mayer and Banks with that crime, was heard this afternoon before Judge Moore. The accused were discharged.
 will open the boK office at Bris- ley's drug store Tuesday morning at g o'clock for the sale of seats for the Uncle Toms Cabin Co show Tues day night. Tickets, 75c. and SI %. s. E. PATTON, Manager.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boseha came | up from Congress Saturday, and in speaking of the reappsarance of small pox in that camp. says that the new case is a very mild one, and no alarm whatever is felt that it will become epidemic. A miner is the unfortunate one.
 The Cook Twin Sisters Uncle Toms Cabin Go. passed through Prescott in their special palace car, built for the transportation of the scenery and special mechanical ef- fects carried by this company for their mammoth production, which will be given at the opera house Tuesday night.
 4 kid pulled into Ash Fork the other day on foot, and was asked why he "hoofed" 1t on the railroad. "Well," said he, "a big brakeman caught me in a box car and said: Well, young feller, have you got anythingf Only my health was the reply. Well, then, spread your parachute and start for the esrth.'
 Nice new spring hats at The Leader.
 William 4. TinSley, a contractor for the McCabe Mining Company, was seriously injured last Saturday by falling under a wagon and being dragged several feet, sustaining a dislocation of the right knee and bruised up otherwise. He was brought to the Whipple hospital, and IS under the care of Drs. Hall and Davis.
 John L. Taylor, one of the early pioneers of Prescott, passed away this afternoon, after a few days ill., ness, suffering with pneumonia. In days gone, Mr TaYlor was a promi- nent figure in the political sphere of Ysvapai. being appointed sheriff of the county and serving as such dur ing the years of 1869 and 70. Since then he has devoted his life to vari- ous pursuits, principally that of mining. He was 54 years of age, and a native of Kentucky.
 Joe Mayer is in from Big Bug.
 Hugh McCrum and wife left to- day for the coast.
 Supervisor Roach is in town to attend a meeting of the board.
 W. L. Pinney, the rustling Phenix cycle man, is paying Prescott a busi- ness visit.
 J. D. Helm, of WickenbuTg, came up from that burg on yesterday af- ternoOn's train.
 Chirman Smith. of the Board of Supervisors, returned from Walnut Grove yesterday.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Cook, estim. able people of Williamson valley, are visiting Prescott friends.
 Miss Florence Gould returned from a two weeks visit with her sister, Ma geret, at Wiekenburg, yes taFdav