Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-07
W. s. Head has returned from his visit to California.

w. s. Head has returned from bis visit to California.
 Isaac T. Stoddard returned this
 morning from his visit to Phenix.
 John Dick, the we'll known min CT, is in from the Hassayampa to celebrate and see how the boys will work on that big boulder.
 Andrew Peterson, we'll known
 miner of Stanton, is ln town.
 J. $. Gales has completed his
 fine saddle, probably the finest ever
 made in the territory and it is now
 on exhibition at his store. It is
 beautifully stamped and finished
 with black enamel, has a quilted
 seat and is lined throughout with
 calf skin. It is also beautifully sill
 yer mounted, the silver used being coin silver and there is over S40
 worth of silver used on it. It is valued at $l50. but Mir. Gales has decided to dispose of it in Q way which makes it possible for it to be secured for S2. Parties who may think they would like such saddle can get full information in regard to it by calling at his harness shop.
 There was ease at the depot yes terday, which was peculiarly sad aud attracted much sympathy. An Aus trian woman was on her way from Illinois tO Jerome, where her hus- band is employed. Accompanying her were their three chil iren, the oldest boy about five years old. On the way the boy was taken sick, and he died on the tIain comlng from Ash Fork. Wrapped m blankets the remains were placed in he bag gage room on tho arrival Jf the train, where thev remained until taken charge of by Underaaker s. A. Logan. while tbe woman. and the other two children remained ia the depot sitting room. The husband was telegraphed to at Jerome, and came to Prescott, and the funeral ol the little one took place this afternoon. The woman could talk no English, and no one could be found to converse with her till J. N. Rodenburg came to the depot.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Bert Mayer. the bright son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer. is among the prominent boys from the coun try that is spending his jubilee in town.
 Geo. F. Thornton came in from his Oaks and Willows stock range yesterday and will remain for the celebration.
 A. J. Agard, special agent of the Hartford Insurance company is in town.
 ]. r. Johnson, representative of tho MacATthur-Forest cyanide pro- cess, had his preliminary examina- tion before Justice Campbell yes terday on a charge of embezzlement and was held to answor to the grand juIy with bonds fixed at $l ,500. Mfr. I Johnson was in charge of the Swiss Belle companY's property at Santa Maria, and is charged with embez- zling bullion obtained from a clean up made. Messrs. Muir and Russell, representing the company are in towE and will go out and make thorough investigation anal test of the ores.
 Mrs. w c. Budge, of PheniI, is in town to sp-nd the summer Sho is the guest ,f Mr. aad Mrs. E. W. Wells and their daughter, Mss Helen Wells.
 According to a celebrated arato- mIst, there are upwards of 5,00O,0O0 little glands in the human stomach. These glands pour out the digestive juices which dissolve or digest the food. Indigestion Is want Of juice, weakness of glands, need of helI to restore these organs. The best and most natural help is that gwen Sy Shakers Digestive Cordial. Natural, because it supplies the materials needed by the glands to prepare the digestive juices. Because 1t gives strength and invigorates the glands and stomach, until they aTe able t . do their work alone. Shaker Diges tive Cordial cures indigestion cer tainly and permanently. IL does sn by natural means, and therein lies the secret of its wonderful and un- varied success.
 At druggists. Trial bottles 10 cents.
 Chas. Born is up from his Black Rock mining camp. His two sons have gone to Colorado on visit.
 There was a good attendance at the race track this afternoon, and the sports were sensational and ex- citing. The programme for Mondays will be found elsewhere in this paper.
 Business houses closed from one to five o'clock today.
 Monday will be legal holiday and will be observed as such by the business houses.
 The miners drilling contest will take place on Tuesday.
 City Engineer Dewitt has over four feet of water in the reservoir, and says there is good supply to draw to. The pressure is strong al. SO, as at last nights practicing of the hose teams it took three men to handle the nozzle.
 Dan Genuug is in town from the west to take in the celebration,
 Master Ledwidge Sargent, tho nine-year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent. has gone east for a visit to relatives in St. Joseph, Mo.
 Chas. NJ. Duttou and H. A. Varty,