Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
THE CITY AND COUNTY
EsBSy IisnS From Our 0Ea TOBB aB
 Surrounding Country.

The mercury took a tumble thi
 morning to the six below zero notch
 Geo. C. Uuderhill, manager of tn
 Big Bug onyx works, has returned
 from a visit to Phenix.
 On Monday the weather bureaI
 aunounced a cold wave for ColOraIC
 land Nebraska. Arizona was ove
 Booked in the prediction but not by
 the wave.
 Judge R. E. Sloan came up from
 Phenix thIs morning to attend tC
 some court business, returning agaiI
 this afternoon.
 Simon J. Murphy, the Detroit cap, italist, came in on yesterdays tram.
 F. NJ. Murphy accompanied him 10 Phenix, going down in the com pany's private ear.
 Johnston's for fancy Michigan Boiled Cider, Cromarty BlOater~, Dried Herring, by the pound or box, all kinds of cereals, canned goods, candies, cigars and tobaecos. jl2tl2
 J. c. Kippur, an ex-conductor on the s. F., F. & r. railroad, has ac- cepted a position on the Santa F. Pacific, at Winslow. MT. Kippur is not only popular railroad man, but b first class one as well.
 Geo. s. Porter came up this morn ling from Castle creek hot springs. having resigned his position there. He will remain Tn Prescott for a few Bays, when he will leave for Los Angeles.
 A party of seven from Philadei- phia arrived at Hot Springs junction 10 a private car last night, en route lo Castle creek hot springs. They eame via New Orleans and the Southern Pacific railroad to Pheuix.
 Judge Sloan rendered his decision this afternoon in the mandamGs Ease of F. 4. Tri;le, Jr vs. Yavapai eountv. The decision was iu favor of plaintiff. The suit was in sfituted for the recovery of back salary due.
 Archie Lemon, son Of MT. and Mrs. H Lemon. will leave on to- night's train to visit relatives in San Bernardino, California. Archie is 1ne Of Prescott's best boys, aud the 4oURSAL- MINER wishes him a pleas ant visit and a safe return.
 The Salvation Army proposes to Establish an outTiier system m Ari- zona, the same as they nave had in Successful organization in California. Prescott Is proposed as the head auarters for the riders, who will iravel from camp to camp holding Services.
 If the JoURNAL-nINER became nervous at the snapping and snarling 70 it of its contemporary and at the huendoes and insinuatiOns flung at h from the same source, It would be D 6 highly nervous state all the time. The fact Is that these little Aujournalistic slurs and insinuatious sre rarely noticed.
 John Speck has received a letter From Ben Kreigbaum. who went to Dawson with George Merwin and
 homas Turner. H. left Dawson November g, leaving his two com panions iu the land of gold aud ice, and was in San Francisco when be Erote to Speck. H. says that he Rft Turner at work at S3J per day. His general description Of the coun- EF, the prices prevailing there. etc Ire simply a repetition CT what h's kee1 previously received from there.
 The annual meeting of the stock kolders of the Prescott National Bank was held yesterday, al which De following board of directors Sas elected: F. M. Murphy. Morris 1oldwater, H. Kinsley. R '. Fred ericks, J. C. Herndon, E. B. Gage nnd D. NJ. Terry. The board oI . directors elected the followi z off eers: F. NJ. Murphy president; Morris 6oldvater, vice president; Henry Kinsley, cashier, and W. C. Brandon, asSistant cashier.
 The clerk of the board ot super 4isors has been instructed to give 1Otice to all justices of the peace in De county 10 observe closely all the Provisions of the law before issuing Rarrants of arrest, and to examine De complainant under oath. The zeasOn for this action Is the fact that q very considerable item of expe se eI the county Is the fees of officers Ipr the arrest and examination of Hltuesses in cases which have little pr DO foundation and III which DO cOnvictions result.
 The Phenix Herald has the fol- Owing mention of the governors sport: The governors report is et hand and full of useful infOrma- lon on the territory. That an editiOn of 900 copies is furnished by lhe government Is fortunate for it means the distribution If much fnthentic information on the terri pry. IL Is neatly iilUs- rated, con Bins much fresh information yalu- 1ble alike to our people here aud "44C hOA4C h-4s .4C IA la>. J . AN.-- gre from photographs or new suD- iects. the statistics have been care fnlly collected and include much zhat is new and important. The re- port is a most creditable one to the <erritorY a. well as 10 the governor.
 A stomach full of undigested food is about as unhealthy a mass as one can well imagine.
 What can be done with it?
 There it stays. It won't digest. IL shurns up, ferments and decays; [ecomes poisonous--as all putrid Aatter does-and causes great pain znd deep seated disorders.
 In order to change all this, take Maker Digestive Cordial.
 It stops fermentation and decay Af once, so that 10 more poisons are 
 It clears the stomach of poisons Ntready there. It helps 1t to turn lhe food that remains into healthful 1curlshment. l. strengthens the lomach for the next meal.
 Here is the whole philosophy and eore of indigestion in a few words. &pd what's more it's all true. Try it.
 Shaker Digestive Cordia. ], sold