Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22

utns duA " tutlESQ VI lllts nave Dtcu appointed pension examining sur geons at Phenix.
 The Phenix Gazette says that "an individual insulted several young school girls in the east end of yes terday afternoon" Now that is simply fiendish. To insult girl at any time is outrageous but just think of doing such a despicablo trick in "the east end of the after noon." The villain
 The JoURNAL-MINER has just re- ceived the largest and finest lot of samples of the very latest styles in dance programs, weddding stock, invitations and announcements, menu cards for private parties or banquets, birth announcements, &c., ever received in Prescott. Parties in need of any kind of work of this kind are invited to call and look at samples.
 John Clark. of Lynx creek left some choice specimens of peaches from his orchard at this office to- day. He says the haIl injured his fruit this year to the extend of S2OO or $500
 Miss Mira Wilson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. r. Wilson, of Flag staff was married, September l5. to Dr. W. $. Robinson, young phy- sician of Flagstaff.
 Since leaving this country two years ago William Duncan has ac- quirad ,ery valuable mining prop ertv near the boundary line of Mar ipOsa and Tolumne counties Califor- mia. He has a mill on the property and recently refused an offer of S75,000 for it. He is visiting this section for the purpose of clos ing out his interests here.
 Go to the Hotel Burke for a chicken dinner tomorrow.
 The Prescott brass band will give a concert tomorrow evening.
 Miss May Genung, the charming Santa Maria school teacher, who has been visiting Prescott friends, returned today to her station.
 A. O. L. W. lodge meets tonight at o'clock in K. of F. hall. Work in W. degree.
 It is not a question of who will he supervisor of Yavapai, but who wants it! As yet there are no Rich monds' in sight.
 John Martin, superintendent of the Providence mines. is in town.
 Jerry Barton has sold his Cor gress saloon.
 Isaac T. Stoddard and son are in town.
 R. R. Coleman has gone back to Walnut Canyon.
 Hotel Burke will serve an elge- gant chicken dinner tomorrow. The bill of fare will be quite elaborate and will contain enough variety to please all palates. The new chief and assistant, recently employed there are giving excellent sstisfac- ton, as they thoroughly understand their business.
 The two supervisors and the pro bate judge choose a supervisor for the vacancy in Yavapai on the board. They will probably get together next month early.
 Cattle shipments continue to be made from the ranges. notwith- standing the season is about at an end. On this line Of business John Heck, the Phenix dealer, has just loaded five cars at Kirkland for de- livery in Phenix. and the same are en route, More shipments are to be made in other localities in linn ited numbers, all the desirable ami mals being glutted from the ranges.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 The Baptist church is receiving a thorough renovation, both inside and out, and its appearance already greatly improved.
 The Phenix Republican announces upon the authority of United States Attorney EllinwOod that his success sor will be appointed before the close of this week.
 Fong Murphy, whose departure for China was mentioned yesterday, was accompanied by SIX of his cousins. They secured some speci- mems of Arizona ore from the Pres colt Mining Exchange before leav- ing.
 An employee of Smiths meat market was discharged this morn ing and is now in jail, charged with carrying concealed weapons. That a more serious charge is not booked against him is probably due to the prompt action of deputy sheriff. The man had trouble with w. Fl. Smith and the latter, it is alleged, knocked him down. After getting a settlement and securing his money the man went to store and bought 3S-calibre pistol and load ed it with cartridges. As he acted in an excited manner the affair was reported to the sheriff's office and Deputy Lacy was detailed to watch his movements. He followed him over to Smiths market and arrested him just as he is alleged to have been in the act of pulling his gun.
 Editor Charles D. Reppy, of the Florence Tribune, was in town yes terday on his way to Los Angeles. His wife is there very i'll and sur gical operation has been decided to be necessary. It will be performed tomorrow. MT. Reppy will be there, for the result is said by the phy- sicians to be very doubtful.-Re- publican.
 Frank Raymond came in from Chaparral.
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