Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Mrs.H. L. Hamsker left this after 1oon for .Os AaUaias

. noon for Los Angeles.
 Thomas Campbell. of Walnut 2 Grove, is in town.
 Sig. Simons, the we'll known con- mercial traveller, is in town. E The Prescott National Bank is
 having Q new floor laid in it's build
 ing.
 fl Charles Baohellor, a Tombstone
 blacksmith, committed suicide last
 Wednesday, April IA.
 1 W. F. Talialero, connected with
 the land department of the 4. < F
 railroad, is m town.
 1 B. s. Snyder, agent for the s. F.,
 P. .& P. railway ia Phenix, is in
 town.
 Superintendent Burns of tho Je-
 rome railroad will give the Jerome
 school children free excursion to
 Jerome Junction on May Day. Miss Fannie Elliott, who has been
 visiting friends in Prescott for a
 week, left for home this morning.
 There are indications of . storm.
 4 good bug rain storm would be
 welcome to the country just now.
 A meeting to organize . Knights of Pythias lodge will be held at Je-
 rome next Wednesday night. Karl Snyder, the we'll known AL
 buquerque attorney, is a candidate
 for district judge in New Mexico. The little sou of Mr. and Mrs. Strickler, who reside on Marina 1 street, died this morning, aged about l one year. It was their only child. A. J. Hudson, the well known sta- 1 ton keeper at Ash creek, was in | town today, and was c welcome l caller at this office.
 Steve Jackson, the Walnut Grove freighteF, has lost throe horses re- gently from some unknown cause. T. B. Carter has also lost two.
 Twenty-Five car loads oi cattle were shipped from Kirkland Yester- day to Kansas. They belonged to J. W. Sullivan and John Lawler
 c. 4. Rathbuu, the we'll known commercial traveller, who supplies Arizona with largo portion of the shoes used, takes 6 whirl occssion- ally in cattle dealing, sud shipped nine car loads from Del Rio today.
 Mfr. and Mrs. s. F. Mcguire, for merly of Jerome, have located in Flagstaff, where they have opened 6 store. with fully supply of millin- cry, ladies wear and boys suits
 \ delegation of Phenicians will pass through Prescott tomorrow af- | ternoon en route to the Los Angeles fiesta. Any Prescott people intend ing to go to the fiesta will find con- genial company by ioing this party.
 Six moro car loads of sheep passed through Prescott sn route east to- day. This makes total shipment of over I50 car loads during the past few weeks.
 The Jerome Reporter has two ( school teachers on it's staff, but it l I busted" the English language slightly when it reported that, Furnace No. l Ri the shelter 'bursted' Tuesday morning"
 Attsntion is directed to the new and attractive advertisement in this issue of NJ. Goldwater & Bros.. the dry goods merchants of Prescott. It will pay all readers of this paper to read and study their advertisements.
 Dr. W. s. Robinson performed am- putation on ths right foot Of WY who had hls feet frozen several weeks ago while coming overland from Jerome. Only the fore part Of the foot was amputated leaving the heel. Mr Cartmell's left foot was cut oil some time ago and has already healed. San Democrat.
 Hear Major Bateman st the NJ. E. South, on Monday night. Maj. Bateman is an eloquent speaker and will present his theme in . way hat demands your interest and at .ention. He comes under the aus Dices of the I. O. G. T., and has SooH oeStoOeihb ioiBo euu4ctCSs every where.
 The Woodmen and Workmen appointed to solicit sub | for prizes for the May 'estivsl report hsttering success \ Fery valuable present was $20- gold | piece for a ladies bicycle race and ] handsome baby carriage for the ! baby. \ 4 private subscription paper was | ,assed around town this week so- iciting funds to repair the wagon 'oad between this city and the four nile house. Over $200 was realized md this important thoroughfsre is low being placed in good condition ' or the heavy trafic of the country = ,eyond.
 The grand army post of this city II las not as yet issued its customary y day exercises, and this d historical event will probably re- si