Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04
Fnm Mondays Daily.

tates him from working at that vo cation any more. We sympsthiz
 with him aud regret exceedingly tC
 hear of any typo meeting with sucl an accident, as the craft arc gsner ally the most abused race in the un iverse.
 The BashfoTd- Burmistor compan, will have a plain talk in tomorrow issue that will interest bargain buy. CTS in this section.
 Herman Voge and bride returned yesterday from their trip to Califor- mia and were welcomed by many friends.
 Mrs. William Murphy. wife of the foreman of the Little Jessie mine, is reported to be seriously i'll.
 Charles Wallace is home again. He wont to California and saw the big Pacific, which he says Is nice foI a Hassayvmper tO look st.
 Much to the regret of many Gov ernor McCord's official duties neees- sitatsd his remaining in Phenix aud at tho last moment he telegraphesi Secretary Akers his inability to be present at the funeral of his friend, the late J. l.. Fisher.
 Deputy Revenue Collector Burns was brought up yesterday from Phe- nix suffering from typhoid fever. He is said to be very ill.
 Wyatt Earp is to go to the Klon- dyke as an expert, while his brother, Virgil, is near Prescott exporting a mining claim with money and mus cle.
 W. J. Martin has gone to the Providence mine, where be will act as superintendent of that property.
 Among the prominent cattlemen in town today we notice that vete- ran from Date creek, Jim Oneal.
 Secretary Akers arrived yesterday from the capital and came in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the death of his friend the late J. l.. Fisher. He returns to his station tonight. Assistant Secretary Tritle accompanied hIm on a similar mis- sion.
 The shooting gallery has gone 10 other fields where gaiLe is more plentiful.
 A cowboy fight took plscc Satur- day at Point of Rocks. which start ed from bottle of whisky and ter minated with six shooters Five hands participated and black eyes and busted heads were numerous. Judge Moore will patch them up in the legal corral.
 The store of Gregory & Smith, a new firm of enterprising and obtg- ing merchants, was thrown open to the public today. It's interior pre- sents an inviting appearance and re- fleets crsditably for the taste dis g played in arrangement and in the care they have used in selecting goods. We wish them success.
 One of those peculiar political controversies in line of ''war to the knife and the knife to the hilt" has just terminated in the Jerome post. office controversy. Both Akers and Stoddard had their candidates for this plum, and both principals wont at i. from the drop of tho handker- chief, in fact it is said each became so animated that they overlooked their owu interests. But Akers won.
 J. O. Dunbar was confined to his home yesterday by severe attack of stomach troublU.-Gazette. Evi- dently old boy John got hit below the belt by prosperity punch.
 Rev. Bowron preached very elo- quent sermon at the NJ. E. church last evening.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Mike Enright, of tho McCabe mine, is among the unfortunates. He was brought m yesterday for treatment to badly mashed hand. This makes the second time the above has sustained injuries to his hanus recently,
 ~A HANDSOME SWIVEL SILK SHIRT WAIST, with white collar and cuffs, for 70 cents at A. s 3tf
 Brick Fredericks again assumes the management of the Fisher mer- cantile establishment, and he took charge of the samo today. He was for years trusted employee of the late J. l.. Fisher.
 Losr-Pair gold frame spectacles, with long Timber temples hooking over the ears last Sunday, August 1, near the Baptist church. Leave at | Geo. c. Ruhner for G. A, Scott and | receive suitable reward
 Mrs. Nj. A. Weldon has re-opened l her Home Kitchen, east side of plaza, one door south of Prescott Mining Exchange. Old customers invited and new patronage solicited.
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 NEW line of wrappers just received. Percales and lawns. 75c md $l.0O. A. Blumberg. S-3tf
 Charley Meyers, one of the Klon- lyke kings, will arrive in Prescott at noon. In a letter to Ben RybOn he so states, but will 'emain but short time.
 Try White Owl" cigar at Ait Ien's If
 Mrs. John MeKinnon and three Ions, and Rod McKinnon, arrived on ast nights train from Old Mexico, O visit for short time in this city. For strictly frst-class dental work t lowest prices, call on Dr. A. ALL )ERDICE, the Prescott dentist. |" Several Bradshaw people are in own, to appear as witnesses and in . timber cutting con- roversy going on in that section. The matter will como up on Fri lay.
 Water melons on ice at Dill