Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-24

The present weather is decidedly Marchy, strong, cold wind blow ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards re- turned this morning from Aeir visit east
 F. NJ. PlummeI, superln sRient of the Poland mine, on Big Bug, is in town.
 Frank Nj. King has purchased the Nogales Videlle. MT. King is a first. class newspaper man.
 Dr. G.. w. Vickers returned this morning from spending the winter in Phenix.
 Hon. Ton Davis, the irTepressi- ble, is in town again, as full of life, energy and business as ot yore.
 Mr. and Mrs. :. J. Fleming re- turned on this mornings traiu from their visit Co California.
 The JoURNAL-MNER's gaSol no en- zine is kept pretty busy these days turning out job wOrk.
 Richard Cross will have his ex- minatioon Monday at 2 o'clocl; p. m. in the court house before Justice Campbell.
 Judge Reese M. Ling returned from Phenix today, after seeing that the legislative session was success fully and permanently ended.
 Fashionable dressmaking; cutting and fitting a speciality, Mrs. Q $. Hubbard, late of Los Angeles. Rooms Dr. Cotton's cottage. fSlm
 Messrs. Earth, Patterson, Smith and Dutton passed through on thls mornings train en route Lo their re spective homes from attending the legislature.
 Attorney General J. F. Wilson and Judge w. H. Barnes came in on this mornings train from the south, coming direct from PheniI, via Ash 1 Fork.
 J. D. Moore has returned from | Phenix with his bloodhouuds. Du- l ring his sixty days residence m Phe- nix the papers of that place fa- milisrly referred to Mir. Moore's dogs as ''the city's blood hounds"
 John Skaggs, a prominent citizen of Beaver creek, was a pleasant caller at this office today. Mir. Skaggs has engaged quite s1tens ye- ly m frait culture, planting last year 30S apple trees, and out of this en- tire number, he lost only three.
 The JouRNAL-MNER is in receipt of beautiful piece of musie euti- tied "GovernoT's March" 1t IS by Mrs. Ella Clevelan i-Keiller, of De- troit, Michigan, and is dedicated to Hon. Hagen :. Pingree, the new governor of Michigan. It is lorsale at all music stores.
 Judge D. H. PinDey, of Chissgo, formerly associate justice of Ari- zona, was welcome cal! ' at this office today. Judge Pinncr visit ing Prescott. fer a flaw tt ,, he guest of Mir ana Ms. J.C.L rndop. He has host of trends in aulona, who welcome his visit to the terri tory.
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 The county hospital contains 31 patients.
 Judge D. H. Pinney left on this afternoons tram.
 Lester Jackson has returned from his trip to Mexico.
 There are seven prisoners in the city jail and z3 iu tie county jail.
 Chief of Police S. A. Prince is re- ported quite seriously ill. 1
 T. W. Johnston returned from Phenix on Saturday.
 J. 5. Hoover, of Jerome, is in Prescott, circulating among his many friends. The trees on Granite street gre being cut down by order of the city council.
 Judge Hawkins opened term of the district court in Flagstaff to- day.
 Hugh Bell has returned from visit to Phenix and has taken a po- sition as salesman in J. I. Gardner's store.
 J. H. Campbell, an examiner in the department of justice, of Washington, D. C., is visiting Pres colt on official business Rev. T. D. Mclean will preach his farewell sermon at the Congre- gational church next Sunday even ing.
 Bob Brow is back from the Car son f ,ht. He had a good seat and ( . fine view of the fighters during It's progress. General Passenger Agent G. M. Sargent, of the s. F. F. & P. rail road, has gone to Chicago on rail road business. Will D. Tinker left for Flagstaf this afternoon, in obedience to a subpoena to testify in a murder case.
 Robert DeLarge, the we'll known mill man came in on Saturday from where he has been en- gagged in running MT. Schaar's mill. The leading stores of Prescott have signed an early closing agree Inent, to take effect April 1, after which the closing hour will be 2 o'clock P. ID. Assemblyman Henry F. Ashurst 1 came up from Pheuix ca the carly train yesterday, returning again on the south LoUnd -sin at l0:30. Rev. G. L. Pearson prea sd a