Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31


 returned, after an absence of q couple of weeks on recreation and business, and is engaged today 1T trying To adjus. the editorial hsr ness again.
 United States court wall convene in Prescott on Monday, June l2. al which time a grand jury will be i'm pane ed to investigate all cases oi infrsctions of United States laws presented to them.
 Memorial day will De appropriate ly observed at Camp Verde. The orator of the day will be ). C. Thompson. health seeker, who IS sand to be very brilliant orator.
 Salesman wanted to carry season. able line of (trse) samples, with K elusive territory. good for S25 weekly, cash, from old established high rated factory. 20. 1871, New York. , 29to63
 pr. John R. Walls, has removed his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House, On Gurley street, formerly occupied by the Sundance Gold Mining Co. Electric telephone No. lG2. Hours the same as formerly.
 A few Lower California placer bscilli seems to be floating around Prescott and give promise of d a. velOping into a case of well develop ed fever, that may result in carrying the victims down to the newly dis covered alleged gold fields.
 This is commencement week at the Tucson University. The programme for the week Is as follows: Annual University idress Monday, May 29, s p. ID. Students Literary Evening, "Wednesday, May 3l, 8 p. m. Con- mencement, Thursday, June l, 10 8. m. Annual reception, Thursday. June l, S:30 p. m.
 Geo. 4. Giles returned this morn- ing after spending nearly a month in PheniX in the line of his business. During his absence he raised large water tank and frame at the Indian school into position. It weighed twenty-seven tons and Mir. Giles estimates that 1t is the heaviest direct pull of the kind ever made ID the territory. He also placed some large machinery in position.
 The G. A. R. entertainment to- morrow evening, May 30th, will commence promptly at 8 p. m. at Dake's opera house. Everybody is respectfully invited. Admission free.
 Jesse Utz had his preliminary ex- animation today before Justice Moore on a charge of assault to com init murder OF the person of Charles Burton and was held to appear be- fore the grand jury.
 Walter Hutchinson aud John V. Wright, Jr., were bound over today by Justice J. M. W. Moore to ap- pear before the grand jury and an- swer to a charge of grand larceny, the act they are charged with being stealing horses.
 Samuel c. Mott, the advance agent of Hoyt's "A Midnighs Bell" com panY, has arrived in town, and today is busy rearranging Dake's opera house for the production of that comedy. He is enlarging the stage, which he says is necessary to accom- modate a carload of special scenery and members of the company.
 J. H. Strahaa and family passed through Prescott today en route to their home at Cottonwood after a months visit to Castle creek hot springs and the Salt river valley. It was MT. Strahan's first visit over the mountain range separ.ting Northern from Central Arizona and he says he enjoyed the trip very much.
 Attention is called to the card of Maxwell & Sines, elsewhere in this issue. They are the pioneer car penters of this section of Arizona, and when they perform a piece of work it is there 10 stay. We recom- mend them to all people as first class artisans.
 The memorial exercises held in the NJ. E. church last evening were ! largely attended, the church being filled. Rev. Jenness' address was appropriate to the occasion, while ! the music rendered was also of all appropriate character. The church was decorated with flags and bunt- ing, while on the rear wall in large letters appeared the words, "In | Memoriam." The seats reserved for the veterans were all filled.
 It was currently reported this week that the games in one ot the ''line" houses had dropped S30,0O0 | this year. The management deny this, though admitting losses. This was evident in the game of policy early in the present month. It is certainly true that all the games are now poorly patronized. This is said to be due to the absence of women.- Tucson Citizen.
 An automobile will appear on the streets of PheniX. It will, we under stand, be the property of two or three of our citizens who will put it in for their personal pleasure and possibly as money making propo- sition. A fue single-seated gasoline automobile can now be had for 5000. A twoo three-seated vehicle of the kind, with greater horse power for about $l200 to $500. The auto mobile will find an elegant field here with our level country and fine roads over which to operate. -Herald.