Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-08

and cured 1t by drinking soda water
 They don't cure snake bites il
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 relatives at home might as vel
 realize the worSt.-Herald. J. $. Coffman, of Grand RaEids
 Michigan, who recently arrived 1T
 Prescott with his wife, has rented {
 window in the Corner drug store anC
 will shortly open a watch repairins
 shop. MT. COfman has had twenty
 five years experience in fine watct
 work and says he is satisfied that he
 can give good satisfaction.
 Parties indebted to this office. anC there are a great many of them, the
 accounts aggregating into the thou, sands of dollars, will confer a spec ial favor at the present time. by set
 ting up the amount due. The ex- pense of taking a day press report is quite heavy and can only be kept up by parties owing us coming 10 our relief by settling their bills, and by friends of the paper and parties desiring this report continued, giy- ing us their patronage.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Ed. Wagoner is Tn town.
 Dr. Purman of Pbenix has gone to Europe to spend the summer.
 Attend the s,ereoptieon enter tainment this evening at the Bap- tist church.
 Two special stock trains aggregat ing thirty-six cars passed north last evening. Twelve cars were from Phenix and twenty-four from Glen dale.
 If climate and weather cut any figure in an execution, a finer day to be hanged on could not be made to order than today has been.
 Wm. T. Garrett, an energetic young gentleman representing the Pacific Drug Company of Los An geles, arrived in Prescott yesterday to take oadsrs for his frm.
 The cut in the north end of the Prescott railroad yards is being widened for the extension of another track in the yards.
 John E. Oliver, s nephew of 4. G. Oliver, died at Williams May 3l. His remains were brought 10 Pres colt and the funeral took place this 
 W. H. Buck. of PheDix, came up on this mornings train to represent the Phenix Herald at the execution of Parker returning to Phenix again !. this afternoon.
 City Marshal A. W. Galpiu of 1 Phenix came up to attend the Par zer execution. MT. Galpin was en- gagged iu hls pursuit for several days ast summer.
 About twenty-five applications o join Governor McCord's regiment were received last evening. There Ire about one hundred men now en- oiled in Prescott for this regiment.
 Thos. Long, proprietor of the Half Way House between Prescott md Whipple died last night at s o'clock of asthma after a protracted llness. Deceased was 6S years old md had been a resident here for a ong time. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
 Among the applications sent to Colonel McCord today was that of ;. Willbanks. to be leader of the Arizona Infantry Band. Under the aw each regiment is permitted to 'rganize body of twenty-four mu- iciaus. and if Mir. Willbanks is se- ected for the position he seeks, the ervice will have a clever musician nd one also who is backed up with |, en years of exp 'rience in the regu- 1, ar army.
 A party of about two dozen young , sdies and gentleman took a moon , ght hay ride out to Point of Rocks ast night in a four-horse wagon. heir departure from town was ulv made known by the use of I orns, whistles and other instru- nents of torture to the human erves, whlle their return YVES her ! lded by the singing of songs. They ook tEeir departure at dusk and en- oyed themselves out there by boat z lg on the Granite Dells lake and : arlous other sort of amusements ct the least of which was the dis q uSsion of an elaborate lunch. They i eturned about 2;30 o'clock this forming and it is unnecessary to 1d that every minute of the time as one of genuine enjoyment to lem.
 From Saturdays Daily. n