Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
IN CITY AND COUNTY. esg Items From Our Own TOBO and
 Surrounding Country.
.sESDAY'S Daily, February ls

1l into tall timber.
 sfrl wanted to wait on table at sdnont restaurant, next door to s Williams.
 |There is 8 letter in this office for rt Ruple. If he will send his dfess, It will be forwarded to him. shsriff Ruffrer went out to Con
 @ to-day to get crazy man 0 has been confined in jail there fome time.
 |E M. Fletcher is remodeling his yslone saloon by putting in E lront and building up the sides.
 hsn completed it will present a
 Appearance.
 Ekls mornings south bound train 5 Eve coaches, three of the regular zehes of the s. F. P. x P. railroad swo Pullmans' containing the s Angeles eXcursiOnists.
 Ice Ezra Kendall Company, in Fair of Kids" has changed its Sor Prescott to Friday evening, bruary 2S. This will be the next rAetion at Patton's opera house.
 soldief from Whipple was ar ted last night and placed in the |r iail where he remained until g morning when he was escorted |Whipple jail by an escort of three
 diers.
 chn L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan 1, neted ex-pugilists, are billed to bear at the Phenix opera house F. Saturday evening. They will introduced by Parson Davies, a 1 9t of equal note.
 The cattle market locally has |ided upward tendency and the |tie upon the pastures, favored by
 weather, if not by feed. are |rly all in magnificent condition, |dg Tor the block. Several steers chered in the last few days l sct from alfalfa, have run as high |D Der cent. of meat on the block. put a train load a day is leaving r. set much stock remains unsold. 1
 4 purchases are rapidly being |
 le by a dozen buyers now here, ! lately to their number has been 1 ed Lefeyre, of Denver, one of !
 heavieSt cattle traders in the |r-nountain region. Los Angeles | |tinnes the main market, and that l
 now for nearly a month has l |u led, as to meat, almost exclu- |lT from the pastures of the Salt | r Falley.-Phenix Republican. hAs. H. Akers returned from Phe- | today. ?. Dillon went to Chaparral to-
 on official business. |Is. R. R. Blaine left for Pheni1 tay to attend the carnival. i. J. Herndon went down to Phe- today to attend the carnival. |Ieo. E. Chapell left for Chicago 1 |Ihis afternoons train. J. Pace, one of the old timers l |hn section, left on this mornings l n For Pheni1, being he first time l wenty-two years that he has been l |zrd railroad train. n C. W. French left for
 wned King to-day 10 join her l
 baDd who has taken the position |
 boOk-keeper for the Crowned | l g geompany. L. and Mrs. E. E. Gage, E. E. . |ngood, Ed. Horne and Robert
 V were among the passengers |Ind for the Phenix carnival this |rning. |ioneral c. F 4. Last, of the Cal 1 |nia National guard, and a prom |at wholesale merchant of Los 1 |yeles, was among the California ! |ufsioaists who passed through ! scott this morning. |. K. Gregorv, assistant general 1 |eeBger agent Of the Southern l |is0rnia railroad. accompanied the i ! Angeies excursionists ou their |
 to Phef K. MT. Gregory Is a |
 uide awake railroad man and a |tleinan whom it Is always pleas ie meet.
 l. c. BiIlicke, mine host" of the l |lenbec hotel. which is Los An F., headquarters for ArizOnans .n EisitIug Southern California, a member of the excursion party |ag south this morning. He met g a large number of old ac- |intances at ,he depot.
 iss Rhe Lorraine and her brother |iu Barlowc, left for Phenix this |1ibg. after a sojOurn of three s ID Prescott, during which l. produced the play of Trilby, | |sted by local talent. They are only well up in their profession,
 are first class people generally, we take pleasure in recommend