Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
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O. F. Place rs:a-a-l from the east yesIerdsr.
 ". H. Ferguson has returned to his Grand Canyon mius.
 Frank Myer came in on today s train from the east.
 J.Q. Stepbeos. the Williamson valley cattle hing. is Tn town.
 The O K store is being ,r-a'sd to c new coat Of paint.
 Tbe Episcopal Sunday school is having it's picnic today.
 Hides, peIts and wool of all kinds bought at the O K store See ad- veFtisement.
 Several Los Angeles hotels are ad- vsrtising special rates to Arizona tourists
 Rough Rider Thomas Reese left for Lss Vegas this morning to attend the reunion.
 Dr. Heavenstou and family will leave on tonight's train for San Diego.
 Mrs. T. ". Johnston has been sp- pointed administratriX of the estate of Der late husband, T. W. Johnston. It is stated that the United Verde Copper company has been making eontrscts for stulis 10 Coconino county.
 Mrs. Shissler, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Geo Heisler, ID Prescott, left this morning for her home ID Denver.
 Marcus Arriols and Miss Carmen Terra of Santa Maria, were married ia Prescott today by Father CyP- fAbre.
 The WEEKLY JOURSEL- MNER pub hshei today contains large amount of valuable mining inform ation concerning this section Get copy and send 10 some friend who IS interested
 The jury yesterday in the case of Vicant6 Lucero, charged with com pllcity in the murder of Wm. Segna ak Weaver, returned a verdict Of guilty with the penalty fixed at life Imprisonment.
 Norman Hale has the contract Tor building a stone powder house west of Prescott for Sam Hill He will
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 W. H. Thayer. the supervisor oI Gha Prescott forest reserve, bAs been appointed GU. tOdian of the stulls re- gently cou6scated bv the govern meut. He has been engaged 10 bsaading the stulls yesterday and today.
 E. G. FFankenburg, a prominent citizen of Msricopa county, neer Tempe, was killed on Tuesday by bsang dragged and kicked by a horsa. the rope attached Co which becoming wrapped around Mir. FranksDburg's wrist.
 The Halderman Bros who be trayed and assassinated C. L. Aims worth and Officer Moore ia Cochise county sOms time since. have been found guilty and the death penalty was attached to tue verdict by the jury.
 The examination of JIM. Clos and Mrs. Jones was again postponed to- day till Thurs fay, June 29, on mo- eson of defendants. Mrs. Jones rave bail and WAS released from custody, while Mir. Clos sill remains in jail. Mrs. Clos, wife of the latter returned on this afternoons train from the east.
 Our contemporary this morning contained a column article on the JoURxAL- MINES in which Journal Murphy" appeared only seven times and blacklist only tw;ce. The omission of mileage statesman @'Ansrican ignorance in Arizona, aud the dozen or SD other old stereo- types seems like a very grave Argu- Esatssive oversight.
 Doa't forget the display of needle work, pAIBting. etc, executed by the pupils of St. Joseph's academy. at that institution tomorrow from 9 a. m- to5p. m. Go and ses what they have done. The awarding of di- plomAs will take place at 3 o'clock ia the afternoon.
 It is stated that one of the fes- tures Of the Rough Riders reunion will be the presentation to Col. Roosevelt of Very handsome gold medal with S250 diamond in the center. and to Col. Brodie of s very hsndEome sword. These presents are the result of s popular subscrip- tion m New Mexico.
 A great number ot persons visited St. Josepb's academy on Thursday aud expressed themselves highly pleased with the amount and excel leace Of the work accomplished by the pupils during the past year. The walls of the class rooms were covered with large. delicately tinted snaps, the work Of the pupils The quarterly examinations taken dur SRg the year, were displayed to their great credit, as well as work in short hand, typewritIng, etc. To the reel taIion room a beautiful exhibition of psintings, embroidery, and various IaFlicies of dainty needle work were AFtisticAlly arranged which spoke we'll for the industry of the pupils and reAe-ted great credit on the Sisters. At o'clock the visitors as Ssmbled ID the class room to be present si the distribution of prizes. Nisses Loretta Ford and lnez Nor 1ison were presented diplomas for proficiency ID grammar course. The Chrisiian doctrine medal, merited by Adele Hubbell. Barbara Hubball. and Mary Hart, was awarded to Mss Mary Hart. Medal for music awarded to Miss Barbara Hubbell Ths excellence medal merIted by kisses Rhoda. Edna and Maud Marr Was agsrded to Edna Mar. In the intermediate department the medal foF Christian doctrine was awarded to Katie Fitzgerald, and for excel Isnee to Louise Duff. Martha Thor bseke merrited the prize for Christ iAa doctrine in the primary school and Charles Holborn for excellence.
 What People Say
 About Hoods Ssrsapsrills is that it cures when all other remedies faIl. Therefore you should take Hoods G-N- eA III