Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-31
From rhuuaay's Daily
The snow is not in it tbese days.


 around rather promiscuously today.
 Today may be termed somewhat
 of a climatic corker.
 Now is the time to boom Prescott
 climate,
 Mining investors are coming to
 this section rather lively these days | T. NJ. Beeson, a jeweler formerly
 located here, has returned to Pres
 colt with a view of locating.
 Several people are going out to
 Groom creek to see the new 5o-
 nanza.
 The roads to the mines are opened
 up again, and many outfits are on
 the move.
 What Yavapai wants now, if it
 can't get a shelter, IS shelter
 weather.
 The appointment of a governor
 for Arizona will take place when
 Mckinley gets ready, it would
 seem.
 i w. E. Hall has filed his final ac-
 count with Probate Judge Hicks as
 administrator of the Mulvehill 1 estate.
 | The examination yesterday of
 Richard Cross for the murder of
 Byron Jones, resulted in his being
 held without bail to answer to the
 grand jury.
 Major F. F. Wanu, formerly a
 resident of this city, and q we'll
 known mining operator, IS again
 among us. He will remain for some time.
 J. D. Eakin, formerly engaged in
 the liquor business in this city, and present located in Albuquerque, Is back again on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Fl. K. Behn, O, Me Cabe, are in town, to remain for some time. MT. Behn IS under med ical treatment for a crushed hand.
 Professor P. D. Barnhart, one of the widest known mining men on che coast, and one of the most en ergetic, as we'll, is back again from the Colorado river section, whore he Is interested in many enterprises. Quite an important mining sale Is on the books of the recorders office today, being that of the claims of Jeff Baldridge, situated in Black Rock district, near Weaver. to Gil bert X Rowe, 5000 being the price l for one-ffth interest in them.
 The appointment of Chenoweth | as collector at Nogales, comes like | an Arizona summer rain, very upex- eypeetedly, as it were, in view of the | fact generally conceded that he was | a slow "hoss" in the race. But he got there in Eli shape, and will | make an Al official.
 II. k. Chenoweth, who is the first stalwart republican to be officially recognized by President Mckinley, has many very warm friends in Pres colt, and who are pleased to see him secure the Nogales collectorship. Two years ago, as a member of the legislature from Pima, Mr. Cheno- weth favored the removal Of the pententiary to Prescott.
 It was an Iowa man who gave voice to the following gospel: Would you take a dollar for what you have gained from your family family newspaper since you paid the last dolIari If not, you owe a debt of gratitude. besides tue money. Your home paper IS one of your best, truest and most helpful friends. And by the home paper l mean one that has stood by you for years, and has ever been found a safe counselor. If you owe the ed itor dollar go and pay it to him now, and while doing so ask him if there is anything else you can do for him, that will aid in making the paper still better friend and still better companion for your wife and children"
 A. J. Knoblock, the Jerome hotel man, made a flying visit to Prescott yesterday.
 P. K. Hickey, who has been at ' tending a Methodist church confer ence up in the Sierra Nevada noun { tsins, returned night before last. He ( looks well and he admits that he feels well. He says the change of | climate performed wonders on his health. That his appetite was a ! holy terror to boarding house keep { CTS while at Car, in the Sierra ' Nevadas. "Who did you see up theTei" he was queried. Up where9" , he innocently replied. "Why, up at f the conference, of course" Why" ! said he, II saw Adams, Bob Brow, z Johnny Loosley and Esch-;' . about that time another reporter I hove in sight and r. K. pulled his ' freight. 2 2 The Season for April, just out, is c interesting to ladies. Tho I Easter costumes are beautifully illus { rated, and of rich and very tasteful l designs. House dresses, carriage V gowns and walking costumes, ball md reception toilettes, from the V plain rich tailor dress to the most { elaborate ball dress, each is shown h n it's fullest beauty, carefully de- s 'cribed and diagrams of measure O nents given, making the reproduce n ion easy. The April Season is a O gem that should be fouud in every O homo; it Is a very attractive mum | per, much larger than the usual q ssue, and we'll filled with useful and e things. The embroidery, 2 scorch work, drapery. lace, d md crochet-in fact, every kind of nome decorative work is beautifully shown. Try a copy of The Season 4 md you will never willingly do h without it. Sold by TIE INTERNA- n n roNAL NEws COMPANY. S3 aud S5 ' Duane st., New York City. Yearly . subscription, $S.50. Single copies, V