Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-08
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F.. W. Shackelford has been ap-
 pointed overseer of road district
 Number B.
 The Peyton Stock company will
 play a weeks engagement in Pres
 colt next week.
 The total amount of licenses col
 lected by tho sheriff during tho year
 1895 was S2j,OOO.
 The Friday Night club has in-
 yitations out for a social dance Eext
 Friday evening, Jal. 10. The beard of supervisors has or
 dered the steps leading to the plaza from the north side tO be removed.
 Joseph Greminger, ot Agua Fria, has been taken to the Nhipple hos
 pital, suffering with heart disease,
 and Is quite siak.
 Sheriff Ruffner is still out after ! Theodore Bowles. who made the murderous assault on man at Lynx | creek on Christmas. About SIX or eight boys are re ported to have left Prescott yester- day without consulting their parents or friends as to their going.
 James Roach has resigned as over seer of road district number 2S; T. D. Sanders has also resigned as over seer of district 37.
 The guu club returned from Phc- nix this aftern ou. They report having had a good tune fl they did not win much at the shooting tour nament.
 A meeting will be held at the l.. \. W. club rooms, near tho Granite creek bridge, this eveuiug for the purpose ot taking further action on the organization oi an athletic club.
 You can get Sl5.OO worth of cloth ing and furnishing goods for Sl5OD. l do not sell ten dollars worth of goods for fifteen dollars and throw in fifty cent ehromo. J. W. Will son.
 The fee. of tho recorders oiiice for lS9J amounted to S5,S56O5 the total expe I,, uu account oi salary of the Tee prier and deputies being Si.3DO leaving a net profit oi about Sl l,5OO to the county.
 The total amount of the tax roll for 1895 was in round numbers Sll5,0JO. Oi this amount S79472S9 has been collected. or the total amount of taxes there are eyemp- tions which reduce the actual tax list, about 5000 which leaves a de linquent list of S26,0OO in round numbers.
 Jay B. Edwards, editor, printer, preacher and lecturer lefI for Phe- nix this morning where he will de- liver a series of lectures on the sub ject of temperance. Our salt river valley neighbors will find Col Ed wards hot stuff on the lecture platform, iorcible and logical l talker on the sublect of temperance. |. Having had years of personal expeT- fence m the cause of incompetence l. when he gets on the platform. his 1. soul fairly burns with the subject . and he groWs eloquent m the cause. ! His lectures iu Prescott gave good 1 satisfaction.
 Thousands of persons founder | along for months. yes, even years, ! suffering from indigestion. bowel troubles and liver disorders. with | their accompanying disagreeable symptoms. because they think they have to. If they would take short course of Dr. !. H. McLean's Liver aud Kidney Balm they would soon { Se' Tid of the miserable feeling and that oyerpowering sense of weaTineSs and incaplcity for work, would give place to one of health. viHor and ,hecrfulness. Price $IOO per hot .le.
 Supervisor John Wood left for nome to-day.
 Dr. Petit left fog San Francisco .his afternoon.
 Judge DeKuhn. of Cherry cFcek, s visiting Prescott.
 F. l.. Wright came in from Los Angeles this morning.
 G. F.. Chapell. of the Last Chance nine, is up from PheniX.
 $. F. Bright has just returned rom a protracied visit east.
 T. C. Hill was m town today rom his mining camp purchasing Iupplles.
 T. R. Darnell came in from Hill ide yesterday on a periodical busi- less trip.
 Willis Bass, advanced agent of he Peyton Stock company, arrived n town to-day.
 Mrs. I. F.. Carey came up from 'henix this afternoon on D brief lsit and tO get a few whiffs of our pure mountain air.
 Mrs. Mary Bowen, mother of judge E. NJ Ling has returned from visit tO Sslatives and friends in the l,t after an absence since last May. W. G. Wingfeld Is i'' from his 'erde ranch. He says that they ave had more cold weather in the 'eri" valley thau has ever been eX. before.