Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-17
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Pretty climate today.
 Will il rain tomorrow.
 The penitentisry is still at Yuma.
 Even railroads have their periods of trouble.
 A cracksjack-the Iedian weather prophet.
 The Press Association meets in Phenix today.
 The country Is commencing to look ike itself again.
 tisin order to pray for rain, SO as io be sure none will come.
 Teams a1e again appearing on the streets, loaded for the mines.
 The council, it is said. won't do 8 thing to the circuit court bill.
 The streets looked somewhat lively today. Fl the millennium come
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Robinson, of Thumb Butte, died today.
 Los Angeles man sells gasoline for kerosene. The funeral was quite S large one
 There Is some talk of reyiving the race track aud having races in the early summer.
 The Phenix Republican wants 10 sea Whjppie. and, as usual, Is with Us. That's right, neighbor.
 Court was grinding again today. Everyday will be Sunday when the circuit court comes along.
 Among the prominent Phenicisus n visit Prescott today Is q. D. Christy, a son ot Col. Wm. ChriSty.
 Many Prescott young men are go- ing to Nevada 10 take in the big fight. Look out for casualties.
 Yesterday's s train from the north went into the mud near Cedar Glade. IL came h about six hours late.
 s. P. Behau, live stock agent of the :. r. r. k F. Is at his post of duty again, coming from Santa Fe.
 Trains from the south show up Resrly ou time, while those from the Rorth seem to be going south" these days.
 Editor Banta, of the Pick Sud Drill, vas the first one out this season with his wheel. He is an expert, too.
 The iufant child of MT. and Mrs. William Heisler is said to be criti- sally i'll and but slight hopes are Bad for Its recovery.
 Agency. Several lines working to- Eether, with free samples, and cash commissions, from high rated foctor- ies; offered one salesman in each district. Income for pushers. Syn dicate, P. O. 1871 New York.
 Preecolt only needs few things to make her great and metropolitan, For c starter reduction works. water in the summer time, electric lights, cement sidewalks, graded streets, railroads to the mines, the vocAbu- lsry fails us.
 The gun club had shoot yester- day, the following participating and the following scores made: Fergu- son, 0; Manderfelt. ls.
 Ex-Senator McPhersou, of New Jersey. who pushed Zuiick in as Governor Of Arizona, IS m PheniX He Is after better health.
 W. II, Ferguson and Sam Snapp left today for the desert, where the ] former, away back in 1888, saw some | good croppingS. Hope they will hit l plenty of the gold bug article.
 Mrs. McKinuou, of Mexico, sister | of Mrs. Mcdonald. who has been ] visiting the latter in this city for 1 several weeks. Is quite seriously i'll | with pnsumonia a, her sisters resi- . denee on South Montazuma street. ! Her condition i, considered very l. dangerous.
 The late Owen W. Stull was laid . to rest yesterday, a large eor;ege | followIn z the remains 10 the ceme l terv. \ beautiful floral emblem. ] made of white immoT,elleS. forming the letters, A. Q. |. w. of which I order the deceased was a member. l together with and ever green anchor, i and other floral contributions were ! noticeable. The funeral rites were ! conducted under the auspices of the l A. O. |. W