Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-07
From Fridays Daily.

l
 report as butcher for record.
 Bruce Perley. of Phenix, is a gues
 of Hotel Burke.
 James Shirley left for Cherrl
 creek today on mining business.
 W. A. Long left for Lynx creek tC
 day to work his mine.
 Mrs. A. W, Mckay, of Fools GulcI
 IS vIsiting Prescott for a few days
 The A. x P, it is said, will builC
 a two-story stone depot at Winslov
 this summer.
 A. J. Doran, receiver and superin, tendent Of the Little Jessie mine, i;
 in town.
 W. W. Elliott has commenced suit against the Iron Springs Mining Company.
 Rev, Ira D. Sankey, the evange- list, IS in Phenix, accompanied by his wife, wh O Is in i'll health.
 Surveys, it is said, will commence soon for the Phenix and Globe rail road.
 c. T. Kelly, of Chapsrral, is in town purchasing supplies and cir culating among his friends.
 Judge Stocker, of Minneapolis father-in-law of Hon. Nick Gales is visiting the Iatter's family in Pres colt.
 This mornings south bound train was so large that double header" was required to pull it to the sum- init.
 Over 6O,OO0 head of cattle crossed the line from Mexico into Arizona within two days recently. One man paid s, 900 in duties.
 MT. and Mrs. N. c. Shekes and their son, Harry, came in this morn ing from Los Angeles en route to Crowned King.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. Nj. Sargent, of the s. F., P. & F. rail road, returned last night from his trip east.
 H. 4. Cheverton. a young gentle man from Chicago who has been stopping for some time in Prescott for his health, accompanied James Shirley to Cherry creek today.
 The Prescott Electric company is building a telephone line from Chaparral to the Providence camp. It will also, in all probability be ex- tended to the Lottie niue.
 James Howey has sent to Missouri for four White Wyandotte hens. MT. Howey is quite chicken fancier and has hih pens full of choice breeds.
 Rev. Joseph Bowron, of North England, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening. NIT. Bowron is spoken of as a very eloquent preacher.
 F. NJ. Murphy and a party of eastern people, arrived in Prescott today in a.private car by special train. They visited Jerome today on their way from Ash Fork.
 Louis Mel, special agent and ad juster of the Etna Insurance com pany is in town to adjust the loss by the fire of Monday night.
 Will D. Tinker, who was sum- moned to Flagstaff, to testify in the case of John Hawks charged with manslaughter, has returned. Hawks was acquitted.
 Mir. and Mrs. Aronson, the latter a sister of the Goldwater brothers, are in Phenix, the former being en route to Europe. Mrs. Aronson will 1 with her brothers till her | husband returns.
 Burglars entered Scopel's saloon last night through front window | and stole g in cash and about $10 | worth of whisky, cigars and cigar cites. They raised the lower sash of | of the window, and in doing so, broke out the glass.
 Some of the Kansas fellows are Ousying themselves trying to define he difference between 6 newspaper man and a journalist, and have come 70 the conclusion that a newspaper man wears two white shirts per week and a journalist wears a white shirt two weeks.-Ex.
 Lester Jackson has returned from , trip 10 the vicinity of Congress, )n mining business. He says that turing his absence he met some parties direct from the s. H. noun aims, who stated that the recent discoveries there were the richest ,ver made in Arizona.
 Rev. Smale, the Evangelist of the Baptist denomination. is meeting with much encouragement in his ,vangelistic labors in our city. These good results are all in the interest ,f Tue on and its future we'll being md prosperty.-Tucson Star.
 Charley Geach, the Albuquerque horse man, has two of his trotters, Derringer aud Leroy at Congress Junction. They are in charge of Jhas. Zeiger at that place. A. l.. Barber, the we'll known horse man ,t Phenix will bring 8 string of our or five horses to Prescott in a 'ew weeks to spend the summer, he climate here being more favor lble for training than in Phenix.
 An effort is being made to have Lawrence NJ. Lemon pardoned. He vas convicted in 1895 for the killing ,f Thomas Shean, at Harshaw, and vas sentenced to the territorial prison. The case against Lemon, as made out on the trial, was very bad, md it was considered that he made ! very narrow escape from the death 
 Among the important improve nents now under way in this city hat of the we'll known Smith meat market is attracting some little at ention. In the rear of this house excavation is going on for an e1ten- anl1 af room ruhfIn |