Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-07
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J.R. Dillon, the young mining magnate of Jerome, is in town on court business.
 It will be quite treat 10 see the beautiful display of pictures which the ladies of the Monday club have on exhibition.
 Governor \. o. Murphy passed through Prescott yesterday en route to Phenix from attending the trans Mississippi congress at Wichita
 Prof. McNaughton will receive 6 salary of S3,600 per year and will have the appointment of about twenty teachers for the school.
 Twenty-nine prisoners were marched into court yesterday morn ing prior Co the work of impaneling the grand jury.
 The United States grand jury will meet next Monday. There will be considerable work presented to 1t for-its consideration.
 There are eight prisoners in the county jail charged with murder, certainly not very fattenng record for our county.
 Mail Route to Sub-Let-Horses, stage, etc. complete, for sale or will sub-let contract. Call on or address GBash Bros, Cliff lodging house, Prescott. 6-l9
 Only twenty-five cents is charged for the reception, art exhibit and re- treatments given by the Monday club at Mrs. J. l.. Fishers residence this afternoon and evening.
 Alithe people of Prescott should be interested in seeing the public school rooms decorated. Let every one help the ladies of the Monday club in their efforts for this purpose.
 While A. 4. Moore escaped the regular grand jurg yenire he was caught -yesterday on the special ven ire, So that there win be no break in his record asa grand juror.
 The Peenix Republican announces thstJehH K Holmes has decided to engage in the culture of rhubarb and horse rsdish near Prescott to supply the Phenix market.
 Twenty-Five cents admission will be charged to the picture exhibit given by the ladies of the Monday clabr- Dainty attachments will be served without extra charge.
 The collection of pictures on eI- hibition this afternoon and evening are the most beautiful End the1 cheapest .eEeT brought to Arizona You can buy any of the pictures for just what you wonld pay ia the art stores of New York or Boston.
 There was a regular jam at Dake's opera house last night to witness the production of "A Midnight Bell by the Stcckwell company. Judg ing from the frequent applause of the audience the entertainment was highly appreciated. A
 A handsome bronze monument to George Dwyer arrived recently from Bridgeport, Connecticut. and was placed over the grave of de- ceased yesterday. It IS eleven feet high and of beautiful design. It win be dedicated by the, .Woodmen of which order deceased was a mem Der.
 The criminal business of the pres ent term of court will cost YsVapai county several thousand dollars. An attorney yesterday in speaking of It estimated that it will take from a month to six weeks to dispose of the criminal cases. If even handed justice is meted and the guilty are punished as their crimes deserve, 1t will go very far towards reducing expenses in the future
 Have your measure taken and your truss made to order for com- fort and perfect fit. Old trusses re- paired and made as good as new, or exchanged for new. Surgical aPpli- ances of all kinds made to order. Surgical elastic hesery, etc. ". W. Sweeney, manufacturer, B. c. Burt, agent and expert truss filter. Office 15l Cortez street, next door to Odd Fellows hall, telephone l3S.
 Wanted-Pony aud saddle. Call on H, tkis office. If
 Uncle Jimmy More came in this afternoon from Kirkland valley.
 J. J. Fisher has returned from a trip to Colorado on business.
 James Loy. district attorney Of Coconino county, is in town attend ing court.
 Frank Ferguson, city marshal of Jerome. IS among the visitors attend ing court from the big copper camp.
 Deputy Shetiff Pete Boscha, and his two boys, returned to their home at Congress this afternoon.
 Frank Ross, a soldier of the Cuban war, was accideutly shot and killed at Ash Fork yesterday.
 Major Watts has appointed Will liam WilkersOn as deputy clerk of the district court and his familiar face can be seen in the court room as of yore.
 The funeral of the late little Eda Wollenburg took place this after noon st 2 o'clock from San Fran cisco. Iuterment was in the Jewish cemetery at San MateO.
 L.P. Nash. one of the best known of Arizonsns, is in town today on court business. Mir. Nash was one of the many who made a trip to Klondike when the rush was on but returned again 10 this territory and has been living in Jerome for some time. He Is at present afflicted with a mild attack of Lower California placer feEer- -'
 pr. John R. Walls has removed his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House, on