Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-15

estimate on American interests in the islands.
 Inquiry is being made for a miner by the name of Ed. Burke. Mir. 1 Burke is described as tall, slim, quito dark complexioned, good looking man, and when he left
 Brigham Canyon. Utah, six or eight months ago, wore brown velveteen coat. If he will communicate with
 E. F. Thompson, Kingman, Arizona, he will hear something to his ad- vantage.
 Samuel Crozier is building a handsome eight room residence on his Truxton ranch. His family will soon return to Mohave county to reside. -Mohaye Miner.
 Wm. York and Cole McFerren who have been residing in South America for the last four or five years returned to this section a few days since for short visit.
 Prom Fridays Daily.
 R. R. Coleman is on the sick list.
 J. II. Lee, announces . horse rodeo at the American ranch on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, Septem- Der l3, fl and 10.
 H. T. Smith, porter for the Bash ford Burmister Company, left this morning for a visit to his old home at Edinburg, Illinois. It is stated that on his return he will be ac- compauied by wife.
 A telegram from Santa Fe says: Major Nordstrom, agent of the Pueblo Indians, has returned from Zuni Pueblo after Investigating tho outrage on an aged female by q medicine man. He has decided to arrest Chief Niope and five associ- ates and will concentrate four troops of cavalry at Zuni on the 18th. It is feared there will be battle.
 Charles w. Pugh, editor of the Stockman, was attacked by a sudden illness on Tuesday night and sui fered from a recurrence of it yester- day. He was taken home, and is now unable to bs at his office. - Re- publican.
 United States Attorney Ellinwood has filed notice of his intention to build railroad from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon at Hance's place. This makes about four railroads now contemplated or talked of to the Grand Canyon, and when they are all completed, they will no doubt afford ample facilities for the traffic of that section. Mir. Ellin- wood has already filed several mo- tices of this kiud. aud has several moro, it is said, to file.
 F. II. Paul, of Tucson, is still prospecting for coal in Graham county aud has great hopes for sue cess.
 Thomas R. King, the Chino val ley cattle man, IS in town.
 J. C. Adams, of Phenix, is con templating erecting a large hotel at the Grand Canyon for the accom- modation of tourists.
 Tucson is to have a street railway. The motive power to be used in propelling the cars is horse or mule power.
 c. D. Hoover, of Wapakoneta, Ohio, has been appointed clerk of the court at Tucson.
 "For five weeks l lived on cold water, so to speak" writes a man who suffered terribly from indiges tion.
 He could hardly keep anything on his stomach. What stayed, wasn't properly digested and gave him terrible bangs.
 This Is not an uncommon case. Dyspeptics don't get enough nour- ishment. They are generally thin and weak.
 They may eat enough, but they don't digest enough. Much of what they eat turns into poison. If this keeps on there is no telling what disease they may get next.
 That's why 1t Is best to take Shakers Digestive Cordial as soon as symptoms of indigestion appear.
 It cures all the evils of indiges- tion, and prevents the evils which indigestion causes.
 Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to Sl.00 per bottle.
 Ex-Governor Hughes has been appointed chancellor of the Tucson university, vice Rev. Howard Bill man resigned. Governor Hughes is we'll qualified for the position and has always taken sn active interest in educational affairs.
 Mrs. Day, who has been visiting Prescott for some time, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore, will leove for her home in Phenix to- morrow.
 James H. Miles, the carpenter, has just completed a very handsome 1 cabinet for Gus Williams. It is as neat a piece of workmanship as one 1 ever sees. The panels of two of its doors are made of gnarly grained l red wood, and are particularly hand l some specimens of wood. Although | 30 years old, Mir. Miles is still an expert wood worker
 Dr. Richard E. Kunze, cele- brated entomologist, who spent sev- eral months in this section last sum- mer, came up with the Phenix ex- and has been busily en- gagged in securing chronological specimens ever since. He will re- turn to Phenix tomorrow evening. Dr. Kunze has decided to locate permanently in the territory, and will engage in the practice of his profession in Phenix during the winter months, and during the sum mer months will engage in his ento- pursuits. 10 which be is N NerVOUS People often wonder why their nerves are