Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

= f . Ralston Bell, a celebrated Englis
 mining expert, to Jerome this after noon to look at the biggest minini
 property in the world.
 | W. W. Weed, the court stenog , rspher in Tucson, enjoys tn
 unique distinction of being tn oldest court stenographer il America in point of service. He ha been second for some time, on,
 reporter in Virginia ranking him , But that gentleman has lately died MT. Weed is not only the oldest il
 the service, but he is probably on'
 of the most rapid in the world
 Not long ago, in a contest m Cali
 fornia, he wrote 264 words {
 minute for five consecutive minutes Tucson Citizen.
 Robert Prior returned yesterday
 from a months trip to Mexico. He
 says while in the capital city he
 visited the Belen penitentiary, and
 had a personal interview with Al
 Whitney, who is confined there
 awaiting trial on a charge of swim
 ding. He says that Mir. Whitney IS
 a pitiable looking object, suffering
 with infiammatory rheumatism, and in addition is subjecte 10 the strict est surveillance on every turn. Mir. Prior says that public opinion is against Whitney, and Le will un- doubtedly receive a heavy sentence, ' but never live to serve 1t. With a delegation of other Americans, he was permitted to shake hands with President Diaz. and in the exchange of greetings the Mexican ruler spoke out forcIbly and plainly m favor of Cuban independence, and in conse- quence President Diaz IS lionized as we'll among Americans in Mexico, as he IS among his own race.
 When wear begins to exceed re- pair ID your body you are going to fall sick. The signs of 1t are: Loss of flesh, paleDess, weakness, nervous ness, etc. The repair needed IS food. You think you eat enough, and yet you feel that you wear out more tissue, energy, nerve force, than your food makes for you. The difficulty is that you do not digest enough. And this Is so serious 1t Is worth sitting down seriously to think about. If you can't digest what you eat, take few doses of Shaker Digestive Cordial The effect of 1t will be to increase your flesh and make ou feel stronger. You won't fall sick. Proof that it is in control of your repair apparatus. It's easy enough to test this for yourself Take a few bottles of Shaker Diges- tive Cordial.
 Sold by druggists at 10 cents to Sl.0O per bottle.
 From Thursdays Daily
 C. T. Kelly is in town from Chap arral todar.
 NJ. R. Ryan. Of Chicago, is a guest of HOlel Burke.
 The Nv York store had a sue cessful millinery opening today.
 A. Redewill, the piano dealer aud of Phenix, is in town,
 Mrs. Thomas Spain left this morning for a visit to Los Angels.
 Uucle Jimmy More, Of Kirkland valley, was in town today, buying suppli.s for his ranch.
 \ number Of copies of Governor McCord's report has been received | at this office for distribution.
 Brick Fredericks has resigned as manager of J. L. Fisaer's store. and !. E. $. Modem has taken the position.
 Ezra |. Bartlett came up from Tucson th,s mora,rg to look after lIs business interests m this section.
 Mrs. Strong left for Washington his morning being summoned there )a account Of the illness of her son.
 J. A. Walden sewers his nonnec- ion with the :. F. r. & P. railroad oiay and will leave in a day or two or Idaho where a position waits nm.
 Clarence Spaulding left this morning for Lbs Angeles, to take a position with the Columbus Phae- on company aud to reside with his neither.
 Brakeman Woods, of the s. F. P. r. railroad who was injured a hort time since, IS improving and s now on the highway towards res overy.
 The new organ for the Methodist hurch arrived yesterday, and was ',aced in the church in time for use | choir practice last evening.
 Secretary Akers left this morning or Flagstaff to Sttend a reception O be gwen there this evening. He viii leave there tomorrow for a bus ness trip east.
 Tue following officers were elected , f the meeting of the Elks' lodge :. ast night: T. B. Davis, Exalted Ruler; James Griffin. Leading Ed Lit. Loyal Knight; R. I. Ling. Lecturing Knight; E. A. ( Iastner, secretary; B. NJ. Belcher, reasurer; J. A. Rok0hl Tyler, Dr. J. 2. Walls and B. H. Smith, trustees. The senate, on March 30, rejected he nomination of Thomas Hughes, $ postmaster at Tucson. This ac. ion will be very much regretted by epublicaus as MT. Hughes bears an xcellent reputation. The fight gainst him Tn Tucson was more one I f revenge against his brother, ex. i ioveruor Hughes, than against him. 2 elf.
 C. NJ. Clark returned yesterday T rom a trip through the southwest s 'art of the territory. In his travels r e took a trip alone from Ehren- c ,urg to Yuma in an open boat oc- h upyihg day and a half for the f rip, camping one night on the bank. f ie was drawn into a somewhat oted whirlpool on the river and IS boat drawn aroundIthe circuit of hh he big eddy three or four ' ines before being discharged i' rom its influence and permitted to Il roceed on its course down stream. a Otherwise the trip was without in b ldent, but he says he does not care 0 repeat IL. n
 From Fridays Daily. Barry GOldwater, the princelv n ,nraha,t ,,A Q