Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
II. ]. Allen, of Jerome, was a Sun -. - -a

II. ]. Allen, of Jerome, was a Sun { day visitor to Prescott
 H. B. St Clair, representing a jol printing establishment of PhenlX
 IS Iu town rustling for business. Congress has one hundred and
 seventy five pupils attending bel
 public school.
 F. F. Wells lef, for Los Angele,
 yesterday having beeu called there
 by the serious Hines, of brother
 Prof. j. F. Blaudy Iei, this morn
 ing !or Tucson. Daring hts absence
 The mining exchange will be looked
 after by H II Hetberugton.
 W. J Mulyeuon and D. J. Warren left this morning Tor PAeniI to re- main until the close oi the legisla- tive session.
 SiN cars of cattle passed through Prescott on Saturday and two yes- terisy, en route from PAeui1 Co Los Angeles.
 J. N. Aiken cSme up from Phcuix on Saturday night yo take ln yester- day, E4a club shoot, returning homo last night.
 |. D. St. James came lu from Je- rome yesterday. He ,s eu route to PheaiN Co secure a legislative posi- tIuu.
 There was B drizzung ra.u all day Sunday and sunday night, and II developed iuto quite a down pour today.
 The new city officers tAke their po- utions this eyeuiug. A meeting of the coUnciImen and mayor was held thIS afternoon for conference.
 Reports received a, the .. F. P. S ?. offices state that the rain storm IS general along the entire length of their hue and along the A x r. in Arizona ss we'll
 Later reports from the insane asylum sre Co the effect that Wm. Cheusv.S condition Is still very bad and there Is very htt.e hope for hIS recovery.
 Associate Justice J. J. Hawkins, Attorneys F. M. Sanford, l. F.. Nor rlson. R. N. Ling and J. ( Herndou left last nigh; Tor Phenix Co attend the session of the supreme court. which meets there today.
 There was a large audience at the Methodist church last night al the uuIon revival services held there. Rev. Pearson preached the sermon, w hIle Rev Mclean also made a few remarks, and great interest was man tested by those present.
 l. |, stated that \. r. Banta, dur ing bis recent visit here, decided Co move hls newest paper, "PIck and Drill. to Prescott. lt he has the same sort oi experience that Pres cott's two papers have al present, he will ind the drilling" mighty good here, but tho 'pIckiug" rather l slim
 J. F. Michael, the genial and | original proprietor oi The Williams | News, was a passenger on No ! ! Thursday evening for Rauisburg | N here he will try hlS fortune with ] oick and shovel "NiEe" is chsrac- .er Ci al. his own makeup and his | recital a. hls many adventures the ! past year aS a theatrical manager 1 ,ui lo;ti proprietor ,s int re >tlus | a the eA reme Williams News.
 The frs, of a seJ.es oi lectures to ! be dsIivv-oi this week by Fathers Clark aud Doherty. vas given at bo opera house last night by Father -.sTD. who Is spoken ci as a very | abe aud eloquent speaker. The up.,- cf these Gisc1uses are very interesting, nut only to Catholics. | 1ut yp al, and ,he lectures will no !oub, be we'll attended, They are ra,', a, L1 admission IS charged and .u collection taken.
 Texas Is prepared Co give a states aaaA NA tlAfr E AAAfA La AAthaa AA T AA | ue.sy.l.e Is a boy cigh; years ol age ybo has whlshers for tho wind Co i.ow through. When he was q child l .i but four years. his wbiskers com leaced Co spyoUt aud have since ourIsbei ike a green bay tree. He ye, .is about llO pounds and Is of medium build. aud lac now has side turns about ;hree inches long. He hayes his chin and says be prefers .ds burns to chin whisker>. In ize, he ls man; ir mind, he Is a hid. His brother-u-l says he la,S as do S or lO-year-old boys. ud enjoys the company of his age liher than that ot hls appearance. | glance one would take him to a a l6 or lS-year-old boy. but loser notice shows him to be very oung -E1.