Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-30
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 Henry Houser came in on last evenings train from tho north,
 Mrs. Gallery, wife of SargeaDt Gallery, of Whipple, died June P.
 Mrs. Bell. of Missouri, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. l. Gardner.
 Wm. Zcut has started tri.weckly stage line to Crowned King.
 Judge Wm. Burns, deputy rey. enue collector is in town. n
 l.. Walloth, of Yarnell, is in town today.
 J. c. Coppage, of San Francisco, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 J. c. Rankin, the we'll known min ing operator, IS up from the Santa Maria country.
 Geo. w. Hance is in town awaIt- ing the arrival of about POO feet of steel Hume for the new Verde ditch. On it's arrival he will take it out 10 the Verde valley.
 Joe and Ed. Stephens are in town from their Williamson valley rauc |.
 F. G. Liduey, a mining export of New York, returned this morning from visit to tho YarnelI country. He left on this afternoon train for Denver. Before leaving. he spoke very fayorably of the mining out look of this section, and expressed the opinion that there would be an abundance of money invested in this section in thenear future.
 W. T. Little. representi' z Sprp- ance Stanley X Co, [ San Fran cisco, is m town.
 J. Stanley Muir, of Denver, tech nical mauager of the C old k Silver Extraction Company, (MacArihur- Forrest process), is in town in the interests of his company.
 A fire occurred yesterday about three miles below Camp Verde, on F. E. Jordan's ranch, m which the bee house. together with a stands of bees, five Or six tons ol honey, aud about q ton of bees wax ana a lot of patent bee hives were burned. l.. B. Belt had the place leased and the loss will be about $70O.
 The Princess of Wales fed 5000 denizens of the London slnms on June 2i in honor of the Queens ju- bilee. At one place her guests con- sisted of 1000 ragged children.
 Snap Shot" is the nan of al horse which will compete in the trotting races on the Fourth. His driver Is Sure Shot" who says he has S2O0 to wager that he has a 'dead shot" on Snap Shot" being winner. It might prove a "Soit snap" to call ''Sure Shot.
 Geo. H. Francist the Congress druggist, camo up oll this morn'ngs train.
 Among the frst-class stage lines running in and out of Prescott is that presided over by William Zent. On this route the traveller has an easy ride and such picturesque points as Senator, Turkey Creek, the summit of the Bradshaws and the Crowned Kiig country are seen. Mir. Zent personally manages ,he system and will be found reasonable and obliging to the public. Ship pers and others will do we'll to pe- ruse his notice elsew here.
 Geo. F. Schaale, a manufacturing jeweler, arrived hen, recently, ant has taken a position in Cooks jew elry store.
 James Hughes, formerly of Chap arral, has gone to l,ordsburg, New Mexico, to live.
 John A. Culbertson, who settled at Camp Verde in 1885. died near Phenix June 24. He was 64 years old.
 The Prescott Electric Company expects to get their street lamps in posiiion in time to turn the current on and test them on Monday even ing.
 A son was born st Jerome 10 Mir and Mrs. Con O'Keefs June l9. Wm, Zent, the hurricane stage driver, will manipulate the ribbons , on the old Concord stage in the Wild West Show, when it is attacked by Indians.
 Frank NJ. King has improved the appearance of the Nogales Vidette since taking charge of il.
 The Fourth of July committed are sparing no efforts to make the three days celebration complete success. Horse men from abroad have been attracted by the races and have signiiied their intention t' be present.
 Tho s. F., P. & P. work train i located now in the Prescott yards where they are repairing the track They have eighty-iive men at worh
 Several horses from Flagstaff vii be entered for the Fourth of Jul running races.
 The trotting races at the FourtI of July celebration promises to D quite exciting. There are fv horses already which are sure e entry and there are others probably which will compete for the purses The Fourth of July committe has divided up the money raised 10 the celebration SO as not to sligh any legitimate feature of amuse meut. Horsemen, COW boys, miner
 iremen, cyclers, all have somethin to compete for.
 The jury in the cass of Them' Lacey returned verdict of nc guilty,
 ". Constable, El Paso; H. l l Chesebro. Los Angeles, and J. , Good, of Montana, registered at tt Burke today, after the arrival of tf