Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-20

p Center, Kansas, and will spend tn
 summer here.
 l pr. c. E. Reynolds, according {,
 the los Angeles Times. is still dom
 icilei at the Westminster hotel, Lo
 Angeles. A telegram received her, to-day from him intimsted that h, might return to Prescott soon.
 Hon. $. B. Howard and A. c
 Kennedy, of Minneapolis. Mime sota, and Hon. Nick Gales went tC Phenix tLis morning. After re maining there for a few days they will go out to the Santa Maria coun. try to look after some mining inter eStS.
 NJ. Goldwater, father of the Gold water brothers. oi Prescott, arrived here this afternoon for visit. MT. Goldwatrr U ,s one of the pioneer merchants of Prescott and has a host of friends here, who are glad to welcome him back to bis former home.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Under the new schedule mails for the east and California close at 4 ?. m.
 Quite a number of visiting Knights left for home on this after nOons train.
 A ear of apricots, the first of the season will pass through Prescott tomorrow en route east from Glen dale.
 pr. \. c. Fenton, the veterin ary surgeon, has just received A fine trotiug mare from Ohio. She is a beauty.
 Instead of seventeen ear loads of stock, to-day's shipment of cattle from Kirkland valley amounted to thirty car loads or three trains. The first traiu passed throus iu-t after noon to-day.
 Wm. BoSt. a colorei man. was be- fore Justice Len Brisley this morn ing charged with having made au assault on a Chinamsn last evening. II pleaded guilty and was fined S25 which he promptly paid.
 CUconino democrats have elected the following delegation to their territ, rial convention: I. s. Bunch, E. J. Rabbit, H. E. Campbell, A I. Cornish, Nj. Sslzman, F. Morrell and A. b. Ripley.
 Wm. Thomas today shipped tue body of the late John W. Hayes tD Kingston, New York, for burial, st the request of relatives of ;he de- ceased. Nr. Hayes died a few days ago at the county hospital MT. Thomas accompanied the remains to Ash Fork.
 Advices from San Bernsrdino ranch, located on the Sonora line in the southeastern portion of the ter ritory, say that Lieut.. Averill's con- nand overlook a band of eleven Apache bucks and seven squaws in camp in the Chirichuas. 4 short followed and two Apaches are believed to have been \ papOOse and lot of stock and the camp outfit of the redskins was captured.
 After Wm. Bost had paid fine of s25 this morning for assaulting a Chinaman, a warrant was sworn out Tor his arrest on a charge of petty arceuy for the alleged theft of about S5.50 Tn silver and some gold lust. A warrant was also issued for he arrest of Lottie Wilson, on a charge of being an accomplice in he theft. Both parties were ar rested and gave bonds to appear before Justice Brisley tomorrow, saturday afternoon at , o'clock for rial.
 Mrs. t. B. Gage gave a delightful luncheon yesterday afternoon to a number of ladies from Prescott and Whipple. She was assisted by Mrs. George N. Gage, of Tempe, and by he latter's sister Mrs. Kennedy, of Illinois. The menu for he occasion was very elaborate, the sdibles very palstable and were greatly enjoyed by all present, dis ,ussed as It was with a seasoning of pleasant conversation. After lunch son a number of games were played which also added in- crest and zest to the after loon's enjoyment. Mrs. Gage $ a most charming hostess and an Afternoon or a luncheon at her elegant home is always a pleasant event.
 E. B. Gage went to Congress to- lay.
 Ralph Dillon is getting Dst,er rom his attack of measles.
 A. C. Oliver was able to be up own yesterday afternoon.
 H. L. Scott came up from Fools iulch yesterday to spend a few lays.
 Geo. r. Harrington, of the Crown ,l King mine, returned to-day from . trip east.
 B. L. Bartlett, a prominent citi- .en of Tempe, IS paying his first -isit to Prescott.
 A. Rcdewill, the Pheni1 capitalist md piano dealer, came in on this Iiternoon train.
 pr. Geo. Gooodfellow. the we'll snown Tucson physician, came in rom the south yesterday.
 Geo. E. Chapel, of the Last Chance nine. went through to PhenIx this morning on his return from Chir7s1
 W. s. Goldsworthy went up to Ash Fork this afternoon to meet his wife and baby on their return from heir visit east.
 Edward L. Merritt, of Washing on. D. C., inscribed his autograph ,n the Hotel Burke register on the Irrival of this afternoons train.
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