Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03

seacrr conductor on the S. F.. r. x T. road
 J. (. Ripper, one of the pAssen- ger conductors on the =. E. '. x r. railroad, IS reported sick with pneu- monia at Phenix.
 Miss Martha Gage, of Tempe, came up this afternoon for a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mir. aud aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gage.
 Capt. W. II. Hardy, one of the old timers of Arizona, came m tLls afternoon from Pheni1. He will re- main in Prescott for two or three days
 Mrs. B. :. Snider, wife of the freight agent of the .. F., r. < F.. the lady who was thrown from her carriage on Saturday, IS still confined to her room. and is still in a critical couditiOn.-Gazette.
 A hobo on the chain gang wanted to be exempt" yesterday from the duty, and lit out for PheniX. Ab. Meford did the same thing snd
 brought him back just as lively as he went.
 The Congress House of this city wss yesterday leased to Willis Rich | ardsOn for 8 term of years. Mrs. : McGowan. the former owner and manager. will remain St the house for short time and then leave Tor the east for long needed rest and recreation. Mr Richardson IS from the east. and will make hustIIng land lord of this popular hotel.
 :. E. Fuller. identified with many mining enterprises in this section, returned yesterday from s trip to the east. Accompanying NIT. Fuller is J. NJ. Sweeney. Chicago capital ist. Both gentlemen left this morn Ing for the mineral fields around Stanton.
 Hon. u. Cleveland, a republican war horse. of Final county, came up this afternoon from the south. MT. Cleveland Is en route east Tor visit. and will remain 10 witness the inauguration of President Mckinley. He was one of the delegates from Arizona who helped 10 nominate Major Mckinley as candidate for president.
 Wm. McGrath and James Breslin. formerly of the Pine Mountain mine on Lynx Creek. left on this morn inC's train for Colorado They have just closed a successful lease of the above property aud with W. B. Tavlor of the Colorado iron works the above men have taken s lease on a silver and gold property at Creede. Congress House arrivals: Herbert Grav. old Town, Me; Nm. Case, Colorado; H. H. Wells, Nebraska City. Neb.; Belle Caldwell, William Son valley; John Briston, Camp Verde; NJ. H. Dodge, Cleveland; Mss |. Woods, Kansas: John Bris- tow and wife, Camp Verde; H. W. Bowman. Old Town, Me.
 Supervisor Schuerman today Is circulating a petition, destined for the secretary of the interior, praying that that official give his official consideration 10 the question out lined m the document, which Is to prevent the destruction of game by ln,}ians who roam of their reseryS- tiOus at will and pleasure. The prayers of the petitioners should be
 needed and the destruction of any more game discountenanced.
 Don't bolt your food, 1t irritates vour stomach. Choose digestible food and chew it. Indigestion Is dangerous sickness. Proper care prevents IL. Shaker Digestive Cor dial cures II. That Is the long and short of indigestion. Now the ques- ton k: Have you got iudigestioni Yes. 1T you have pain or discomfort after eating. Feadache, dizziness. nausea, offensive breath. heart burn, lauCour, weakness, fever, lSundlce, fatUlence. loss of appetite, Irrlta- bilitv. constipation. etc. Nes, you have indigestion. To cure IL, take Shakers Digestive Cordial. The medicinal herbs and plants of which Saake- Digestive Cordial IS com posed. help 10 digest the food in your stomach When your stomach .s strong. care will keep 1t So. Smoker Digestive Cordial Is for sale hy druggists, price 10 cents to Sl.OO pr bottle.
 Ata recent meeting of the Elks oi this city ake Marks rendered his resignation as the exalted ruler Of the Prescott lodge, receiving the appointment of district deputy for Arizona and New Mexico. NIT. Marks retirement Is regretted very much by the members and he steps down followed by pleasant remeH- brauees of all. A J. HerndOn, the agreeable clerk of the district court, succeeds to the position vacated by Mir. Marks. Another change In of- fcers, Is that of the election of Frank Frantz as E L. h- which in terpreted, 50 an elk says, signifies everlasting late knights. NIT. Frantz