Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Epn Tuesday. Daily.


 NJ. G. Burns is in town from his Cherry creek mines. Tke Sisters of Mercy will serve a dinner, from 6 till 9 o'clock p. m. on June 1, in the old Elite restaurant room, north side of the plaza.
 Mrs. G. c. Ruffner left on this morning. s train for the north. Her departure gave rise to a rumor that in a fight with Parker, her husband had been wounded, all of which was incorrect. Sheriff Ruffner would probably like nothing better than to get chance to have a fight with Parker.
 Mir. J. Rex Hall, editor of the Daily Tyre and Weekly Orb, went to Tombstone in reply to an in dictment for criminal libel for the statement of few facts concerning the notorious hornets nest" in the Huachuca mountains known as the Donnelly camp. There is noth- ing on earth that is so abused and turned into so many vices as religion, and we only voice the will of the most intelligent and conservative people, when we say that this religious imhecile who will be an in- teresting figure in the county court, should not be allowed to be at large. -Bisoee Tyre.
 Nicolas Tesla says there is no danger in X-rays if one keeps far enough away from them. The same may be said of young widows Denver Post.
 Ella, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Heisler, who has been quite sick, is better.
 Jim Larsen, the blacksmith, had most peculiar experience yester- day. He was engaged in shoeing a couple of mules for the Saginaw Lumber Company, when one of the animals became restless and pro ceeded to kick. He kicked the blacksmith, kicked all the tools in sight and kicked one of the scant- lings, sixteen feet sabove his head with such force as to break it in two. Not content with this damage, be proceeded to kick himself to death, and in the afternoon MT. Larsen had to haul him of to the pottsr's field for dead animals.- Phenix Herald.
 H. J. Alleu, financial manager of the United Verde Copper Company at Jerome is visiting Prescott.
 A. Wallace and wife of the Sena- tor camp are guests at the Hotel Burke.
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the Bsshford-Burmister Go. Try small package.
 MT. KEeiguebaum, arrived in Prescott this morning from Dead wood to take position in the Pal ace.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Knoblock came in from Jerome this morning. They are en route to Kingman for brief visit.
 A. $. Mills, of the Phexix Gazette, will leave for home on to-night's train.
 Tom Gray left for Pheni1 today after a weeks sojourn in Prescott.
 Miss Elizabeth Baker came up from Congress yesterday where she has just closed a very successful term of school. She is stopping at Dr. SewalPs residence.
 It has been arranged that memo rial services will be held in this city at 10 o'clock m., next Saturday, the 18th inst. The Army and Navy Union, the Womans' Relief Corps and all the civil organizations of Prescott are invited to participate. A pro ,ession will form at the court house plaza and march to the city cemetery where the decoration cere- mony will be performed. The order of march will be announced later. The oration and other exercises will take place at the court house at 8 o'clock Saturday night.
 Yuma proposes to freeze that old hell-and-blanket story to death by