Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-08

luiAc etIAOuHlA AlA AOt opoub hAADN weeks.
 Quite a number of invitations have been received in Prescott from NIT. and Mrs. NJ. T. Herzog, of Los Angeles. 10 attend the celebration of the twenty-ffth anniversary ol their marriage on, September 22.
 Ed. Wagoner, the Castle creek stage man. Walnut Grove merchant and mayor of the city of Wagoner Is III town on business.
 Born, August 3l, 1897, in Chine valley, to Mir. and Mrs. w. R Rhodes, daughter.
 Governor McCord yesterday ap. pointed Dr. w T. Helfernan, oI Yuma, physician at the terrltoria prison to succeed pr. Tobin.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Whipple concert this evening.
 Correspondents are again warned to write on one side of their paper only.
 Needles was visited by a cloud burst on Thursday morning at ! o'clock. and a great amount of dam, age is reported to have occurred No particulars could be obtained however.
 The city council of Phenix has accepted an invitation from the Prescott city council to visit Pres colt next Monday and participate in our Labor Day festivit .es.
 Lon Harmon, who has returned from a trip to Tonto Basin, says that the inhabitants of that section of the country are very much alarm ed over the eat number ol skunks aill cted w.th hyd-onhob.s which are iufe ng tha. res on. Two per sons nave been bitten by he pests in the past CIV moni hs, aud both cases proved fatai.-GaZette.
 Asa Bishop VAS appointed special commissioner oi Col. Thomas Fitch to N,s.t the Trinity gold fields m Cal otlia, anu report thereon. He did % and reported them rank fake. Mir. E shop now holds creden- tia's rom the silver tongued orator to proceed to Klondyke in the spring on a like mission.
 G fin & Rokohl have taken charge Of the W lsor Hotel bar, and will be D ga ed to see their friends there. Al pds of fancy and plain drinks. The best of liquors and cigars. 9-ltf
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Trott. Miss Nellie Trott, and Mr,. McMurtry, all of Phenix. areregis cred at Hotel Burke.
 C. K. Donaldson and John A. Webb are m from the Emmett mine today.
 Johnny Behan, brother of s. F. Behan. 1t is said, will head Klon- dyke expedition in the spring.
 George II. Mulkey. who recently took bond on 4. J. Wiuningham's property at Jerome. Is visiting Pres colt.
 Court will adjourn this evening t;i, Tuesday, September :, when Chief Justice Truesdale, of Phenix, W l occupy the bench, to try such cases as Judge Sloan Is disqualified to try.
 The Jordan-Schuerman case was given to the jury al , o'clock yester day, and at a late hour this after noon it had failed to agree on verdict.
 Mrs. J. G. Wilmington, of San Francisco, who spent several hs here for the benefit of her health, left for her home a few days ago greatly improved. Should she find that the San Francisco climate threatens her health again, she in- tends to return hero to reside.
 The fees of the recorders office for August amounted to S5l2l5. Of this amount S355.l5 WAS for record ing the Usua instruments and Sl57OO for abstracts of title and other special work.
 The Prescott Library will be open for the sale of tickets every Satur- day afternoon from | :30 to D o'clock. Books may be taken out at any time during the week by applyiI 2 to Professor J. F. Blandy at the Mining Exchange.
 Prof. John A. Rockefllow, of the Tucson university. left for the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad on this mornings train. tie expects to return to l escott again the latter part o next week when he will be pleased to meet any one interested in the university. While the pros pect Is good for large attendance this year connected with the facul want to increase the roll of students just as much as possible. The university $ we'll equipped in every way to furnish good educa- tiOnal advantages 10 students.
 A telegram from Las Cruces, New says: The government has cut of al. rations to the Apaches except flour and a serious uprising is threatened. Settlers near the reservation are greatly excited.
 R. D. French, the commercial traveller, leaves on his regular trip this evening.
 Miss Fanrie Lindsay left this l for Walker to teach school. i
 C. J. Lantry, of the big contract l ing firm of E. Lantry X Sons, was in Prescott yesterday on business, and 1 circulat lg among his many friends here. The firm of which he is a member are now employing seversl hundred men in the construction of water storage dams for the Santa Fe Pacific railroad. He states that