Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-16

days, after which four weeks wer
 spent in the national capital cele
 brating the ache, ement.-Pheni
 Gazette.
 1 From Fridays Daily. . Fl. A. Pettis left for Bakersfiel,
 today.
 oi Postmaster Ed. Horne is expected T home tomorrow with his bride. O. There was a slight precipitation l. of snow and rain last night. or Get your ticket for the St. Patricl ss ball at the Corner drug store.
 Morris Simser has returned from
 spending the winter in Phenix. L. O. E. Runner came up from Pheni1 le this morning for brief visit. D. Tom Spain left on this afternoon g train for a visit to Castle creek hot n springs.
 "a Sol. Jackson, the we'll known Ia stockman and fruit grower of Kirk a land valley, is in town.
 a Don't forget the enterta nment
 tomorrow evening for the benefit of n the public library.
 The sound of blasting on the Big
 Bug railroad, at Point of Rocks, can be heard daily now.
 !. D. Baird, representing St. Louis hardware firm left for Phenix on - this afternoons train.
 s. Richards, O. ~. Ross and C. Harrell left for Seattle this morning.
 en route to Klondike.
 Paul Johns, foreman of the Crowned King mine, is in town for
 visit to his family.
 There Is but one best place. The
 best place to buy hosiery is at
 NoOsters. mSx6
 Popular prices for Shaun Ar1on.
 Tickets for sale at Corner drug
 store next Monday.
 During the month ol February. ] 26O beeves were slaughtered in Pres
 colt, Ills in Jerome, 35l in Phenix.
 and 4S2 in Tucson.
 C. R. Hallums, of the Springfield
 Mining company, operating in Pee
 pies valley, left this morning for h!s home at Springfield, Tennessee.
 A. Augdahl, a mining man who has been in this section for some time, has gone to Yucca on mining business.
 The funeral oT the late Mrs. D. w. Shivers took place ia Chino val ley yesterday. It was largely at tended by neighbors and friends of the family. (
 Wm. Thomas, recently superin- dent of the county hospital, has purchased a lot in West Prescott. ' and will shortly build a neat little : residence cottage on it.
 W. W. Wall, the mail contractor, [ has sublet the route from Hot l. Springs Junction to Hot Springs. J distance of 25 miles, to John G. Harden. h
 Geo. M. Skelly and John 4. Prince i: of Springfield, Illinois, and J. P. [, Harrington, of Edinburg, Illinois, came in from the Bradshaw moun- h tains yesterday, and left for the east n this morning. o
 MT. W. McCann, a very clever amateur actor. who is to take an o active part in Shaun AroOn, and de- =, liver the illustrated lecture on the Xl llth, arrived this morning from Ii Phenix. e :,
 Mrs. Baxter, sister of James the cattleman who died a lew days ago, is reported to be si slightly improved. Her condition , both before and since the death of % MT. Roarke, has been precarious.- p Gazette. c'
 G. W. Hull hns filed his final ac- count, in the probate court. as al executor of the estate of Charles al ullan. The entire estate, after the al payment of all claims against it, e is bequeathed to MT. Hull. h'
 John Jordan, the well known col pred drum major, Is polishing up to his baton and Is having his uniform Ii secured preparatory to reporting tv Tor duty at Washington in the event th 0f war with Spain. VI
 B. B. Thayer, the we'll known ." mining man, connected with D. B. Jillett in the management of min gl ng enterprises for the HeaIst estate 1t lrrived in Prescott on Saturday. He H las gone out to the Gold Note ar amp. tn
 Acting Governor C. H. Akers " 'ame up from Phenix Sunday morn ng for brief visit. He returned Vt ne o Phenix this evening. He has a h' I lost of friends ir Prescott who al- oI ways accord him him hearty greet TT VI, ng on the occasion of his visits. The entertainment given on Sat of Irday evening for the public library Eas highly successful affair, about 50 being realized from il. About To; fifty pictures were auctioned of at yei 'rices ranging from 2 cents to 5. riv udge R. NJ. Ling ofiiciated as auc- ha ioneer and demonstrated great Ca bility in this line. Ne President Garland of the Gila alley and Globe road has paid the I5( 5000 indemnity to the Indians and SD, he work of building the road will am e pushed vigorously to completion. kn, lr. Garland expects to have it into bu lobe by September 1. pie The five men charged with at ha' empted train robbery who have VII cen on trial at Silver Cirv have me sen acquitted. Men who sym. Sai with the robbers got on ter ne jury and it took them only Y Iirty minutes to return their yer av jet. There are still two other son larges against the men. ;no $. P. Behan announces the follow ma, Ig as the requirements to join his st ompany of light cavalry: Every nle an must be an expert hUrseman, mi Ow legged, able to shoot with both EgI ands, and ride with the reins in his Eer e'n' pre- 4. L. Morrison, internal revenue ope 'llector for Arizona and New \