Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-01
Fnm Monday. Daily.


 From Mondays Daily.
 J. (. Duff and Miss Minnie Ward were married at Jerome last week.
 Probate Judge Hicks has already received complaints from outside school districts in regard to Satur- days election.
 As indicated in Saturdays issue, F. F.. Jones was elected school trustee. receiving 2OS votes out of the 225 cast;
 Ben Belcher has commenced e1. cavating for the foundation of his new residence on Montezuma street north of the JoURNAL-MNER office. John McCarty. the we'll known hunter, reports finding a fiye-foot mummy recently in cliff dwelling in the Verde Valley. He says 1t IS in a perfect state of preservation, He will put 1t on exhibition along with his forty-rattled rattle snake which he discovered last season.
 Chas B. Dimick, of Tucson, and Miss Edna Nedrow, of SelIgman, were married in Prescott yesterday, and left on this mornings train Tor Tucson where they will reside. The groom is a conductor on the $. F. railroad. while the bride has been a resident of this county for a long time, and is a grand daughter of w. T. Latchford.
 W. L. George, who was assaulted last fall, in the Santa Maria and who failed to appear as witness at the trial of his assailant was arrested a day or two since and brought be- fore Judge Hawkins this morning on a charge of contempt ot court. He gave a satisfactory explanation for his failure to appear aud was discharged.
 Lord Sholto Douglas on Friday night asinitlated into the mysteries of Phenix life under the manage ment of the Owl club. After the Elks were initiated some one gave the yap q badge and told him he was a member. With Frosty and Halls- han as prompters, he did the hand some with the glass that cheers and inebriates, after which they partook of mutton chop and glass of milk at the Grotto.-Pheuix Gazette.
 J. W. Wilson, Prescott's pioneer clothing merchant, has an advertise ment in this issue, to which readers of the paper need no introduction, as 1t is large enough to introduce itself, and tell it's own story. MT. Wilson has always been a firm be- lieyer in the use of printers inA, and has often remarked that when he could not advertise, he would dis continue business. He IS not only enterprising as a merchant, but 10 one of the most public spirited clti- gems of the town, and when anything comes up for the benefit of the place, he is always found taking an active interest. A community com posed of such citizens as he, could not fail to realize its full share of prosperity.
 s. E. Patton returned from Wins low yesterday.
 Chas. H. Akers returned from Pheuix yesterday.
 Jake Marks returned this after noon from PheniX.
 NJ. T. Gallagher, of Chicago, is registered at Hotel Burke
 Rev. D. NJ. Wynkoop went to Walnut Grove this morning.
 Ed. Wsgoner, the Walnut Grove stage man is in town to-day.
 l.. J. Wood. of Phenix, was an ar rival on this afternoons train.
 Mrs. T. j. Corrigan came in on this afternoons train from Phenix.
 R. H. Burmister and J. P. Bruce went out to Cherry creek district to-day.
 F. A. Cole has closed bis store at Alexandra and returned to Prescott on Saturday evening.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, E. NJ. San ford and R. $. Stockton returned yesterday from Flagstaff.
 F. P. Kelly, chief clerk for Agent J. NJ. SilcoX, of the $. F. P. X r. at Ash Fork spent Sunday in Prescott.
 J. G. Mccall, travelling passenger agent of the Erie railroad, was a passenger on the south bound train thIs morning.
 Sheriff Ruffner went to Phenix today to get some horses for his livery stable, which have been on pasture there.
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron, of Coco nino county passed through Prescott yesterday CD route to Yuma, with two prisoners.
 Billy Gwynn left this morning to take position as civil engineer with the Rio Verde irrigation company near PheniX.
 R. H. Barker, a prominent attor- ney of Louisville, came up from Phenix yesterday and left this morn ing for Bumblebee.
 D. NJ. Ferry, the great Detroit Scotsman aud capitalist passed through Prescott yesterday en route to the Salt river valley.
 J. ]. Dickey, superintendent of the Western Union telegraph com pany Is at Ash Fork arranging for building a line to Prescott.
 Col. A. O. Brodie returned yester- day from a visit to the Piedmont Cattle company's ranch, at Mar tinez, of which he is general mana ger.
 NJ. NJ. Kirkman, third vice presi- dent of the Chicago and North western railroad passed through Prescott yesterday in 8 private ear a,, routa fo pbapiN