Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
THE CITY AND COUNTY HsVsy Items From! Our OSn Town aD
 Surrounding Country.
FrOm Wednesdays Daily.

A. VI. more plentiful this year in the Point of Rocks region than for several vears past. He has killed four or five along si ie of the road just as he has been coming and going to town. As proof of this, he exhibited one st this office this morning nearly five feet long.
 There will be no lack of aceommo- dations on tomorrow's excursion train, as two through Pullmans have been provided for the occasion.
 The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn plars is in session this afternoon.
 Welcome, Good Templars, to Prescott.
 Prof. G. D. Ostrom has returned from his visit to Phenix.
 Judge Doan has entered on his official duties. Judge Davis has not yet arrived in Tucson.
 Another excursion to California tomorrow.
 J. l.. B. Alexander has resigned as clerk of the supreme court.
 Harry Hilbers and wife, of Phenix, are in Prescott, and expect to remain for about month.
 4 special to the Republican from Washington, says that Gov. Me- Cord will not leave Washington till next Saturday. He will press his libel suit against the New York World.
 The Herald states that E. A. Rog- CTS has rendered h,s resignation as immigration commissioner of this county, and has asked to be relieved immediately.
 A. P. Snowman, an attorney at law of Mesa City, and one of the proprietors of the Mesa City Free Press, Is among the members of the Good Templars visiting Prescott. He paid this office a fraternal call today.
 The Good Templars' excursion car came in on this mornings train. Ths excursionists number seventy
 
 gates to the Grand Lodge. Mem bers Of the excursion party speak very highly of the treatments re- ceived by them from the railroad company. The order chartered a car to bring the excursionists 10 Prescott, and they will remain here till next Monday. The local com mittee of Good Templars had ac- commodations provided for the ex- cursiOnists on their arrival. although some brought tents along and will camp out during their few days sojourn here.
 R. H. Row is in from the Monte Cristo mine. Mir. Row says that after score or more years expe- rienct in this country, with either indifferent or adverse results, the tide of success aad- prosperity has turned in his direction now.
 How are you fixed for shoesi Read the advertisement in this issue of the Rashf lrd- BHtmister Com pany. Tho reduction announced by them will startle y,5u.-
 w. c. Bashford, executor of the estate of the late Alex Harris, made hi, final settlement oT the est ate to- day. There is oveg S4O00 worth of real estate 10 be sityided among the i heirs. Dr. A. d. Chandler came in on the noon tr4iu frum Los angeles, and will go throagh ro phenix this even ing. .-<...-.
 A raise in th1 assessed value of cattle will probably be made this rear to Sl000 per head.
 Major J. Nj. Watts was today ap- pointed clerk of the district. court. Col. c. c. BeAn came ni this morn ing from the south. The family of Hon. .N.ek Gales will leave tomorrow mnrniug Tor Minneauolis. Mr.GaitG- wiii ac,'om- pany them as far as Kausas .Ci y. STATE OF Ono, CITY OF TOLEDo,l
 LUCAS CouNTT. > Frank ]. Cheney make oath that be is the seninr pa'tnt.r-of the firm of F. j. Ch-n,y x Co., d. ing husl ness in the CIty of Toledo, County 1 and State aforesaid, and that the 1 firm will pay hr sum of ONE HUN DRIED DOLLARS for each and every | ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured l by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. |
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed l in my presenc", this 9th day of December, 1 D., lSS6-
 ISEAL.l \. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public.