Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

again just as soon ss be is accepted
 as a member of the Prescott guu
 club, snd his gift of l2O clay pigeons
 Is accepted.
 Fron Thu-sasy's Daily.
 \. C. Shekels and Geo. P. liar
 r,ngton have goue east on business.
 ". T. Little is in town today from Red Rock mine, to meet Mr. Spru-
 ance.
 The south bound train, due this ! afternoon al 3:l0 Is balletIned for
 s:l0.
 New hay from the Salt river val
 Icy has commenced to arrive n
 Prescott.
 Miss Jennie Willis. who has been
 sick for the past two weeks, IS now
 cODvalescing.
 1 J. B. HOcker has purchased all of
 has brothers interest iu the stage
 business in this section.
 F. :. Breen, the forest supervisor,
 came in yesterday from Flagstaff on
 business connected with the Pres
 cOtt forest reserve.
 Assessor J. P. Dillon says that present indications are that the as sessmeRt this year will exceed those | of previous YeaFs and that a lower
 raie of taxation may be possible Joseph NJ. Campbell, grand iect
 urer Of the Good fempiais. is eI- ] p~ctcd on the delayed tram and will deliver a series of lecturers ID Pres lcoit-
 The society reporter of the JoUB- SAL-MINER omitted mention of the fact that the party given by Mrs. J. ]. Hawkins and Mrs. J. V. Shepard on Tuesday night was in honor of Mrs. Geo. N Gage of Tempe. Station Agent Farmer, of Kirk land. who died last week, bequeathed ! all of his possessions, amounting Co about S2,J00 10 Miss Pearl Jackson, daughter of Sol Jackson, of kirk- and valley.
 Samuel Newhouse, of Salt Lake City, stariles the insurance world by paving SiS3.s2S for a paid up life policy, which insures him an annuity Df $500 during bis life and 10 his heirs S3O0.000 when he dies.
 Col J. F. Wilson came up from ,he south this morning. He has been making tour of the territory 10 ascertain tbe needs of the terri tory in regard to congressional legi- station, and particularly in refer eace to irrigation.
 W. H. Thsyer, of Michigan, has been appointed forest rSrger, in charge of the Prescott forest reserve, Co take the place of Walker, re- moved. He arrived here day or two ago al q went out this morning 10 enter on the duties of tis posi- tiOa
 John Spruanee, of the firm of Spruaaee, Stanley k Co, wholesale l liouor dealers of San Francisco, Is due on todsy's train. Mir. | Spruance IS interested in the Red . Rock mine in Chsparral and will I visit that property.
 In response :o telegram saying that their father is not expected to | live, Misses Juanita aud Edna John ston Vill leave on tomorrow moru- ing's train for the home of MT. Iohnston's relatives 10 Columbus, Mississippi.
 The charge of assault against the man named Thurman, made by Hewitt and the counter charge Of theft lodged against Hewitt by Thurman, have been dismissed by the respective complsinants. The county Is called upon to foot the bills incurred by the respective charges having been filed.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. :. Goldsworthy quite large number of their young friends at their resi- dsnce on Marina street last ey ening. Hearts and whist was the main fea- turs of the evenings entertainment though elegant refreshments served, were by no means an uninteresling feature of 1t.
 Thomas B Camp may have au op- portunity of campi z in the county jaIl of either Iavapsi or CocOnino courty. The team and wagon stolen by bim from NJ. H. Gould, have been located in Coconino. where he sold them for SI35 and then left for Colorado where the of- 6cers have him located. i
 City Recorder Bauder is holding court this afternoon for the trial of the opium smoking cases. There are a number of prisoners involved, with sundry charges lodged against them, varying from keeping a place where opium IS smoked to that of opium joints. At 3:30 p. ID. , one man had been convicted and the trial of another was near comple- ton.
 IL is said that during the last four ( T. E. Parish has effected the { mining sales for from S75.OOO to S2j0,0O0. A little of this kind of work will give MT. Parish a great { deal stronger hold on the ArizonS public than the creation of a dozen territorial and county democratic platforus-Phenix Herald.
 The city council held another last night but did not trans act any speclsl business. As yet they have not received any mo0ey on the bonds, although 1t is under stood that a sale of them has been { elected st par lees a commission of two and one-half per cent. All ar , have been about com pleted for the removal of the pump ing plant fIom Goose fat to the we'll north of town.
 THE EFFECTS OF THE GRIP Are overcome by Hoods SArsa-