Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-15
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the Star restaurant. Apply imme diately.
 Nixon & Nimock have nine mer
 at work on Judge Wright's resi- dence.
 John McCarty disposed of one oi bis Swedish blood hounds this morn ing for $50.
 Pheuix will shorty have a pressed brick factory. The owners are Nll c. Barnes, J. W. Benhsm and Colin Cameron.
 The board of directors of the min ing exchange have elected A. 0. Brodie as president and Sam Hill as its secretary.
 Nick Palmer and two or three others from Prescott are right on the scene of the Matabele rebellion in South AfrIca.
 W.C. Potts is at work building new wood work the old r. x A. C. engine, number one, which was burned in the old depot fire.
 James Rvbon has been quite SC riously ilI with pneumonia, but his condition is improving.
 John Gleeson had his finger brushed at the McCabe mine yes tsrday and is at the Sisters hospital ander the care of Dr. Abbott.
 W. E. Hazeltine, this afternoon purchased the entire stock of goods 6f D. J. Sullivan X Go., from As 6gnea $. E. Bright, and the sale Fill be continued.
 Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns delivered 8 serv interesting address on Woman Suffrage to a good audience at the Congregational church last even ing.
 Nixon X Nimock. contract DTS and Builders. have been awarded con kract to build an eight-rOom. one stOry brick house for Lawie1 X Fredericks, on Granite street. 70 rp- lace the one recently destroyed by Ere. The ruins of the old house are Being taken of. and portion .'f he material for the new one Is already on the ground.
 The Arizona Medical Assoc 2 Ol gill hold its fifth annual meati g "a Prescott this wear commencia- 'l Thursday, May 2S. This "' 'e tbe first meeting of the asse- n 7n Prescott and our citizen s.D1,t arrange to entertain the mediscs quite handsomely. or course our local physicians will take Su active znterest in the meeting as physicians Rill be in attendance from ali parts - the territory.
 The church structure designed by 4he Franciscan brotherhood in Phc- nix will cost not less than SlOO.OOO, 4nd will occupy the center Of the ehurch block on East Monroe street. ID design and size it will be inferior *o few on the Pacific Coast, and will he a worthy cathedral for the coa eentration of the Catholic interests of the Southwest. The great sum rsquired, 1t Is understood. k to be taken from the coffers Of the Fran ciscans, and will not. till remotely, perhaps, be tax upon ihe conETega- &on.-Repuolican.
 A Southern Pacific circular has
 sen issued stating that attendants when accompanying live stock to dastinations and returning under eonditions and rules of live stock contract and bill oi lading wlll be cared for as follows: With shlp gents with one car load of live stock one man may accompany free but not return free; with two to five car I1ads, one man may accompany and return free; with SIX to ten ear loads tNo men may accompany and re 4nrn free; with ten or more car loads 4hree men may accompany aud re- 4nrn."
 The presence Of Hon. J. J. Cos 8ser, in Prescott seems to have a de- pressing influence on our contem- porary which says: His location among us is probably not without political significance. This same rensrk appeared on the occasion of former visit here by this gentle nasn. In orler 10 alisv all political 4eeEs it may be stated that NIT. 8osper IS working a gold mine and bis presence here has a greater signi- Ecance than a political one. IL s.Rnifes that he has been instrument tal in securing capital Co develop a mining property here and the good H9rk goes braveiy on.
 lex Imhof. the we'll known min fng mar, returned yesterday from Uinas Pr.etas camp, Mexico, where ha has been located for some time, for brief visit here for the benefit cI his health. He reports the above Pery lively camp, there being six l1fge mines m operation. with four nils of twenty-five stamps each. He says the camp contains popu- &ation of between 5000 and 1000 peo- rIe. Among former residents of this eoctiOn who are located m thee mp. hz named the following: James 8fOgan. Thomas Stevens, Wi liam HollIns and Lon Forsythe. Charles e. Allen. the assayer, who was there short time. Is now at Hermusilio. Df. A. C. Wright, formerly of Ben son, and a member of the last legis- leinre, has a gCod private practice in the camp, and in company with Lon FOrsythe, Is running a drug store. At Nogales, Mir. mhoff re- ports having met C. 4. Green, who fa operating mines south ot that place. As soon as he rega ns his keAlth, MT. Imhof expects to return heain.
 At a meeting held yesterday at 4Ie residence of Mrs. T. W. Otis. Mrs. Laura M. Johns was present. end helped to organize club to be known as the Prescott Political ctndy Club Quite a number of
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