Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

Ao YEARS TIE STANDASo.
 United States Attorney F. E. El-
 Haywood Is a guest of Hotel Burke
 Mulford Winsor, of the Yuml
 sun, Is paying visit to Prescott. Major J. Nj. Watts returned Sat
 urdNy from his visit to the Bradshav
 mountains.
 r. A. Riorisn, of Flagstaff, was | passenger on this mornings soutl
 bound train.
 .. (. Rogers, the enterprisinl
 Charmingdals rsncher, was in IoWu
 on Saturday
 J. c. Campbell expects to oprr his depot saloon and lodging house
 next Satdriay.
 Rhe. Lorraine and Elwin Barlow, joIned the Wilbur Stock Company V
 At Albuquerque.
 James Shirley and II. w. Walkst left yesterday for the Buudy Minin i. COmPany's mine.
 j. D. Smiley. au old time resident Of Prescott, but now a commercial traveller, IS m town.
 .. P. Bartley, representing J. A. FOlger X Co, IS in town hustling up orders for his 6Tn.
 
 The board of supervisors are in session to-day cSnvASsing the re- turns of the recent election.
 A. Falco returned on Saturday evening from g weeks visit to the Peck aud Gladiator mines.
 F. W. SiSson came in on last nights train from Flagstaff, and left for Phenix this morning.
 Clarence Jackson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Sol. Jackson, of Kirkland val ley, Is reported to be critically i'll.
 Mrs. E. A Rogers left yesterday for Los Angeles for a visit 10 her son, who Is sick with typhoid feVsI.
 A bar of bullion sent to Pheni1 by Ed. Shackelford of the Bradshaw mountains, Is under attachment.
 Miss Jeanette ClArkson Is very ill with typhoid fever. Sh,' is bs- ing cared for st the Sisters hospital.
 The Capital, Of Chihuahua, says Cruz Rafael Lopez Is expected m Prescott for q dance. GARLIC, Gov ernor.
 Captain C. W. Anderson Is in town today. By the way, the captain has gained several votes by the official count.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Trea iwell of San Francisco arrived ol thls morn ing's train and are stopping al Hotel Burke.
 The Elks will hold memorial ser vices st PStton's opera house, ou the first Sunday in December, Tor absent members.
 Mrs, T. J. Corrigsn, of Congress, who has been Ill for several days, with Pueumonia, is con 
 T. J. COrrigan, of The Congress Gold ComPsny's railroad. and one of the bes; railroad men in the is Tn town.
 The dance at the Crowned King last Friday night was well attended, aud those in attendance report hsv- ing had royal good time.
 W. .. Adams. uf Ih-. Jerome News, is au Sspirsnt for chief clers of the ! ot the next legislature. He 1 is worthy and well qualified.
 The JoURxAL MINER was the re- pient today of box of Haskell < 1 choice premium apples l from their ranch near Jerome.
 Two Mexicans on horseback rode l up Granite street on Saturday night 1 firing of their six shooters, causing | the fire companies to turn out, | it was 6Ie alarm.
 Phenix has just had it's first op- oortupity to admire a sample of the ! new issue of silver certificates, which ! nave been m circulation in Prescott Tor over a mouth.
 Fred. Heinlein, we'll known ar ,hitect of Los Angeles, came in on his mornings train, with a view of work on the new hos 1ital for the Sisters of Merry. lti ,taled that the work will be con- nenced at once and will be pushed trough rapidly to completion.
 Ed. Voigtlander, the tailor, has su 'xcellent stock of goods ou hand or winter suits. overcoatS, etc, and parties needing anything in his liue hould call on him. He is a first lass tailor and does work reason- .ble. Prescott tailOFs should be as all money spent with hem is put in circulation here Igain.
 Mrs. Wm. Dewitt has leased the Johnson House, taking charge yes erday. Miss Christine Johnson will 70 to California for rest and recu- 1eration. Mrs. Dewitt has had ! ,reat experience in the m lnagement ,f restaurants and eating houses, md will keep the above house up In irst class shape, both in its lodging md culinary departments.
 Judge Monk, receiver of the land ,ffi ,e, snd Eugene Trippel, register, yesterday morning from having been there five lays making sale of the old Fort reservation, embracing !. 300 acres. The sale was made un- fer an order from the interior de- dated July II, 1895. The and sold contains within its limits several large springs, and the entire .ract evinces its fertility by now be ng covered by rich heavy grasses. Camp CriItendsn was established SS l military post iu 1867 but has not s,,, .,.rr,a,naA fnr .nTna yaars -