Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
From Wednesdays Daily.

Ed. Wagoner was in town today
 Knights of Pythias lodge meet.
 onight.
 Frank Bettman is in town taking
 orders for his firm.
 Gus Hcyman. the jolly conmer.
 cial traveller, is in town.
 E. E. EllInwood came in on this
 efternoon's train.
 E. Nj. Sanford returned today from
 Extending court in Kingmsn.
 Todsy's news is found in today $
 JoURSAL-MNER. Read it.
 Mrs. Emma J. Bates has been ap-
 eointed postmaster at Florence.
 Geo. P. Harrington returned this
 Afternoon from his trip east on bus
 'pess.
 A reception and banquet was given .o Judge Street and visiting attor- 3eys last night at Kingmau.
 Superintendent John Burns of De U. V. < P. railroad paid flying Fisit to Prescott yesterday.
 United States Attorney R. E. Nor fisOn left this afternoon for Phenix to attend supreme court.
 Prof. Schuyler's report on the water question appears in this issue. Every citizen of Prescott should Tsad this carefully.
 Miss Florence Halford. of Edin- burg, Illinois, sister of Mrs. T. H. smith. came in on this afternoons Train for a visit to Prescott.
 J. E. Morrison has returned from q visit to the Cherry Creek Mining eOmpany's property, on Cherry greek. Mir. Morrison is attorney for Ihe above company.
 The representative of a building snd loan association has made six | 4oans within the past two weeks to ts many different parties who will aithin the next sixty days commence <he erection of new residences.
 The pie eaters were out in full foree last evening at the pie social Eiven at Odd Fellows hall. 4 good lime was had eating the good pies made by the good young ladies and Every one seemed to feel that it was good to be there. Slips of paper Eere passed among the audience Rlth two words written on each. 4 Rerse of poetry containing these eords was 10 be written by the re- eipient and the author of the best Production wa4 awarded a pie as a prize. First prize was won by Irene Martin and the second prize by Ars. Roberts.
 The Prescott Workmen lodge has khown the proper patriotic spirit in De way of patronizing home insti- tntions. At its meeting last Satur- lay night, a motion was adopted Providing for getting all its printed Supplies in Prescott, in preference ( Io sending east for them, as is done by many lodges as we'll as a number ef business men.
 One of our exchanges suggests lhat, ''An amendment to the election .Rw requiring each candidats to pay Ihto the county treasury certain snm to have bis name placed on the , 3cket would be good thing. The . Candidates are the ones mostly ben Fitted by the election and it would .'e nothing but fairness for them to pay more of the expense than the .axpayer."
 Frank Culbertson. a mining man, Hho has been in this section for { zsyeral years. returned 70 Prescott ! af:er an absence of two or shree months. During this absence .e has spent a great deal of it in , 4ohave county, and says that min . |Dg over there is quite active at i resent. He also visited Utah and ] Nevada, where he reports similar | .etivity in mining. : "For five weeks I lived on cold V Fster, so to speak" writes a man EhO suffered terribly from indiges.. !, IiOn. a
 He could hardly keep anything on n .is stomach. What stayed, wasn't a 'foperly iigested, and gave bim ter. n llele paEgs n This IS rot an uncommon case. f 9yspeptics don't get enough nour- f -hment. They are generally thin f, nd weak. . They may eat enough, but they a .on't digest enO1gb. Much of what u aey eat turns into pois"n. IT this s .eeps on, there's no telling what dis |, '1se they may g.-t next. n That's why 1t IS best to take q Bakers Digesiive Cordial, as soon o B symptoms of indigestion appear.
 lt cures all the evils of indiges- IDn, ami prevents the evils which 1digestion causes.
 Sold by druggists, price 10 cents ( 9 $l.OO per bottle.
 The following are the officers q lect of the Odd Fellows grand 1dge of Arizona: Grand Master. fl D. Hill. Tucson; Deputy Grand f, Easter, H. c. Hitchcock, Globe; zrand Warden, 4. R. Kilgore, Will sns; Grand Secretary, Geo. 4. e tintz, PheniK; Grand Treasurer, .iehard Humphrey, Bisbee; Grand D Fustees, B. Robinson, Prescott, E. Ia 4 Frankenberg, Tempe, and J. 'erry, Kingman. The reelection q Geo. Mintz to the responsible il 1st of grand secretary IS a testi- II tonial of his fitness for the place. $ is a hard position to hold, as c lnch work is entailed. P