Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
rom Thursdays Daily.

rom Thursdays Daily : Attend the Methodist Sunday school picnic tomorrow.
 The wind has been very much in evidence again today.
 | Have you had boat ride at Granite Dells. It is fine. Try one t2 ! A United States grand jury will be convened in Prescott July 23-
 Everybody take a swim and shoot the shoots at Granite Dells- t2
 Telegrams can be sent at all hours of the night by calling up telephone No. 134
 ' Excursion train to Granite Dells ' Sunday leaves Prescott D. m-. re turn D. n. t2 X marriage license was issued to- day 10 Alfred StoweH and Annie NJ ! Geass. both of Prescott.
 The social club will picnic at Granite DeIls tonight. The train will leave at : .30 o'clock and will return at 11:30 The train tonight and the grounds at Granite Dells have been reserved for the exclusive use of the Prescott Social clGb and its guests
 The tax roll will be turned over to the board of supervisors on Monday and on July ? the board of superyiS- orS will meet as a board of equaliZa- ton.
 Mrs. Gertrude Stull has sold her house on Pleasant street East Pres colt. to Addison AIOffat. of Los An geleS. The transfer was made sev- eral months ago.
 Julius JacOby is the happiest man in town today. \ litle girl arrived at his home last evening. which is the cause of his rejoicing. Mother and child both doing well
 An error was made in yesterdays mention of the entertainment given by Mrs. J. T. Fisher and Mrs. T. w. Otis. Mrs. H. D. Ross. instead of Mrs W. W. Ross. was one of the prize win nerS.
 Mike House. the Italian who was so badly crippled in the mine accident at Jerome Monday morning. died at the hospital there on Wednesday night This makes the third victim of the disaster.
 Don't take your lunch basket with YOU to Granite Dells. as you can al ways get q fine lunch there for less money than it will cost yon 10 put 1t up. Lemonade. soda and all soft drinks always on hand t2 The operetta Dream of Fairyland to be rendered by the pupils of St | Joseph's academy. June 19. promises ;o be a very interesting entertain ment. The little folks are making great preparations for it's production i Sheriff Murray is giving the New River murdererS q hot chase He sent word yesterday that he had reach [ ed Globe. having followed the trail from Florence He has hopes that The Mexicans will be apprehended in | q few ys.-Enterprise.
 Policeman Giles had an argument ! last evening with a drunken man ill which the latter introduced knife ' to carry his side of the question. ! George knocked the knife out of the | fellows hand. and summoning three men to his assistance the drunk was carried to the cooler
 !. John Calcatire and Charles Gracey
 were instantly killed on Wednesday night by an explosion in a coal mine near Gallup. Four other miners were ] slightly injured \ cOrOner's inquest
 was unable to place the blame and de clared the cause of the explosion to ! be q complete mystery. Both of the dead men leave families.
 The New York store has business
 talk ill this issue which he who runs
 may read" and it tells of bargains
 which are about to be offered by that
 
 ciently tempting that he who reads may rum and avail himself of them. : \ careful perusai Of this advertise ment is bound to interest all who do
 so.
 X trio of prominent railroad people arrived on this mornings train from
 Phenix. It consisted of \. w. Ed : wards. cashier: J. !. WragOvich. as siStant auditor. and H. P- Anewalt . genraI passenger agent. all of the = F.. r. X P road. They report lovely weather in Phenix-in fact so de lightful was il that they found II diff . ficult to -break away from it. The possibilities of the cattle busi ness in Arizona were illustrated b! $ Sheriff Armstrong of Gila county II an interview in PheniX recently h'
 said that he and a partner embarked
 in the business on January 1 of this ; year. Their profits in q little m9r' . than six months amounted to Sl1.OO' . in cash in the band of SaffOrd. an, . they had besides 5000 cattle on th. l range also constituting a part of th' - profits Calculating these cattle to b' r worth. at a most moderate estimate . S36.OOO. brings the total profits to ST. : GOO.
 Mrs. Martin Davis. the unfOrtunat woman who was found wanderin. { about the country near BiSbee. wa ? brought over today and examined q 9 to her sanity The case is the nor 3 pitiable inasmuch as the unfortunate r is a mother of several small childreI Domestic troubles is assigned as tn Il cause of her mental derangement al [ though If Is said she has been subjec