Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

Arizona, left on to-day's train Fathers Quetu and Dille go tO France, Father Comedy to Iowa and Father Granjon to Flagstaff.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 The fiesta people are cOUing back.
 The track pullers on the P. & A. c. have reached WhipPle. Nearly ten years ago the advent of the track layers at this point was the occasion of much rejoicing and 8 great demonstration by WhIppie people. It is different now.
 Messrs. Edwards X Webster, who have the contract for building the grade ot the railroad from Congress station to the mine, commenced operations to-day, and have quite a force of men and scrspers at work.
 If some Prescott physicians could have their way they would suppress the X rays. They are so opposed to advertising. Why do they not pass resolutions condemnjng DT. Roentzen, the inventor of il, who Is freely and generously letting his discovery be known to the world by ADVERTISING 1t.
 During his recent visit to Prescott, Ed. Peery. of Stanton, disposed of over S2OO0 worth of gold dust taken from the placers of Weaver. Those fields are simply inexhaustible and have produced steadily for over thirty years. A million dollars IS a low es stimate of the yield.
 The old P. X A. C. engine Has sayampa. has teen overhauled and Is now ready to agsid go into active life. But so far as service on the old road figures. its day of useful ness is nearl. over and a few months will end its career in removing that which it placed on the ground near ly ten years ago. The old engine will run over the track of the :. F., P. S F., to Del Rio, where a spur will convey it to the r. & A. C. track at Raughart's.
 The forcible entry and detainer case of Garland & Ross versus Abshire & Bishop was decided yesterday by Judge Nelhs in favor of AbShire X Bishop. The suit in- volved the right of ownership of the Tanks" and over the possession of which Mcdonald was killed by Abshire. lt Is said that Mcdonald also claimed the property aud took possession of the same after learn- ing of the above suit. A few days he and Abshire came tOget her, with the fatal ending of the dispute already known.
 It was Mrs. no. Mir. W. P. Covel- laud who left yesterday for a visit 10 Williams.
 Mrs. K. s. Stockton and her sister Miss Coover, returned to-day from their visit to Los Angeles.
 c. T. Kelly is in from Chsparral district.
 L. :. Attorney Ellinwoo1 is again in town, being here in the interest of his client, John Abshire, who has 8 hearing tomorrow for the killing of McDOnalald.
 T. J. Eamaa, the big Kansas City cattle buyer, came m from the north this morning.
 John Ripper, the we'll known 'brakemaster" on No. 1, of Jhr s. F. r k P has returned lr In the Coas, after a plesant sit. Mrs. Ripper will join him later.
 FL. Carlisle lrlt this afternoon for Kansas CIlv. He will perfect f1r tho working of tie Belcuer mine recently purclasId d, and return in a few weeks
 F. $. Gosney, the Fl1gstaE cap talist, Is visiting Prescott. Morris GoldwAter returned from Phenix ihi- afternoon. F. A. Rogers of the Courier re- turned from the PhenIK convention 1 this afternoon. F.. Y. Sanford. Joseph Dougherty | and r. l.. Andrews, of the NaTspai l ielegatirn returned from Phenix | this afternoon. Mrs. Agnes Lantry came up from | Phenix on this afternoons train.