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E. S. Clark lafi fiur Ylatjstftff
morning-. "-s?
Wales Arnold . is (a tow -fro
Camp Yerde.
Let every bodj; pull iurn Fourth
of July celebration. .
Mrs. Joe I. JJoberteH jr 10
Kirkland vol lor &r atwref n ?i'
Mrs. Oscar Or oal, of Dt craek,
is iu towu today for a bt'w.i isit.
United States Attorney . E. El
linwood came in today lo attuud
court.
The jail brok ami incrdor of
Lee Norris crcurred one month sgo
today.
The directors of tho 5iuing Ex
change will hold another mealing
tbis evening.
The inass niefctius advertised for
next Monday h.is boeu ptt.poued
till Tues lay "evot ing.
Dr. Dutcher .vill. leave for Sou
Diego tomorrow to take a much
needed rot of a few weeks.
Jim Ro'.Knts, the officfcut i-O'i-
ble of Jemmy, aul one ol the xu
fearless ftkters i x tho tern'ory, is u
tovu.
Wm.l
Suuda
spend
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from Gh
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Br.twn: sislr
wWl arrive lyr,.
tn MasHion, Ot.
.innur.
?nco 3ould hafiici
, wiero she ha.
teaching .nuol lor tho past
F. A.TnlIe, Jr. received
notification this aiorniugof h -pointment
as tt(fistr of tM
office. "
Leandro DriE, Mwxir;-1: --ui-t
and kulwi Fraac-
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V. I. Itw.s ol
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER.
ROYAL the most celebrated of ail
the baking powders in the world cel
ebrated for its great
leavening strength and
purity. It makes your
cakes, biscuit, bread,
etc., healthful, it assures
you against alum and all
forms of adulteration
that go with the cheap
brands.
ROYAL AMINO rOWDTB CO . tlCW VORR
. Till couau c u. meeiiays.
It It Colema-i ha- weppted an
at otutmont as c ril ciiKiueer in the
v i oy of the iinta F company,
ana will hayo eaarrf f the con
st motion of the company's storage
dtn at Walnul caayou. 04:;t of
F;ag&taff.
G jveruor Frauktin yesterday ap
n ved the claim of 6S. Proston to
tut reward of f 00 offered by ifie
territory for th. cap t uro of Jim
Parker. The i-.atter vcs tari.td
over to the aud .or to isu war
rant covering th amount. Vhe.nx
Republican.
Tho M.E. Church, S-Jttth, if con
sidering the advisability of . t;- ng
an excursion to Frescort fou:ot :aie
next month nud hold iu use b lis
near that city a ? rgo caiwpm?etj ig.
The proposition vill moM l;ir"ly b
carried to a siicc issful couj. usion.
Phenix Heraid.
C. H. Akers commisiiou i en
rOUlO iroui sswugmu. ii i; nia
stated on authc rrjy that f tho cap
tious opposiiica to McCoia's cim
firmation co-tsces, Fraaklin v-ill
be removed by executive older, and
Akeis will ho d signatec ns acting
governor, with h-itructior .o imme
diately remove ailof Fraullin's .ip
pointees. T. Trainor. w.-U known in this
section as one of ii. Lautry & i5cns'
foremen in tho construct .on of he
S. F., F, & P. -ajirood, is in town
from Jerome, ea oute to Siligman,
where ho will tu jerinten I the con
struction of tat hanta F ccropany's
water -torago dim, Jol n Rhoad
amer, aipua foivnan for tho above
firm, will have charge of Jie eou
stru3tion of tae dam at Walnut
canyon.
The frst bouity paii iu tais
countv If i the k-lling of mouut uu
lions, "was paid yostorday by the su
pervisors to W.'V. Cook. The n-w
law makes it obl:gatory on the :o m
ties to pay bouuues for ib y killing
of these anima-S. Mr. Coc k nuute
and substantial ec his claim forSGl
for killing threo lious. sud t3 board
iriWd a warraH o'r.-w-n iu ai f ivtir
lor tho above atiiiu ' Pbei.-x Uer-
Dr. A. J. Srt -I'tivoreJ hh
closing lecture in Pf.-oU si night
on tho subject o'. Cni -t au icieuce.
Like the man at the feav who tzi ed
uis gooa wmo im it-,i.jMia
femed to save hi3 best tnlk for tho
o osing one. Hi theme last night
as on immortality and tho Resur
r etion. and he h mdletl tho subject
'V'TV aUlV iftUU IU uitrai iiiiviiiiuq
b tnuer His discussion uf iho Kiib-
jet amerftu uui miuu irum iu
lis on d tohimof hisearncatuessand
siiruritr fn his work- and while ho
has by no means made converts to
his belief of all who have attended
ins lAnfurA. ho has furnished them
with -food for thought. Ho expects
to leave for LOS Ae;:os tomorrow
Tt will h a little im.'CO of news to
the majority ol tuo-.tizeus ot I'rvs
r.,itt. In lonrn il, d, a election WaS
held last nit;hi in the high school
building. Threo notices, antrunoitig
tho fact that such election voutd b
:-ld, it is alleged, have been po-ttd
i conspicuous placas in te tiwii
f ir several days, but it is safo to
M not two dtzu citizens li'
ten or road them. Tie objfd
f tit olectiou was to decide wh-tu-:
h kindergarten hnll iuo r-
1 into tho purine iH'ro'l -ys-,
jiihI of Hi- .t zn o- oitfi
- wholearne I f hf 'leMio
attMiod it. t ht v t dis-
ii vito agaitis n. "i-ition
F ac ion - ill no d. U : vt with
tppnival of a it j '. of the
t i'ivrs, as it certat dy n-s with
Joi'RN'AL-MlKEIt.
Tlio ITkjt I Cute
, .oih is to purify thu blood, and
t .urt.t, safoit. bert way tt purify
h blood is bv taking Hood's Sar-
ir.lla, the'Ouo Truo Blood Purt
G'.
Hood's Pills aro prompt, efficient.
a w ivs reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate. 3
From Tlmraday's Daltr.
Tm Keoirh compauv is
Auueles.
Rv. A. J. Swarts left for Califor
nia this morning.
R. M. Rodgers is in town from
tho Yerde valley.
C. 33. Gennuug camo in from the
south yesterday.
F. W. Raymond is paying a visit
lo Proacott on busiuess.
Ex-May'or Monihan camo up from
Phenix this morning on tho sea
side limited.
Jerome and Congress will send
large delegations to Pruscott's
Fourth of July celebration.
J, H. Collins, an attorney of
Fresno, California, arrival here on
Sunday with a view of locating.
Orick Jackson and Gil S. Fergu
son left this morning for a two
weeks' outing at Castle crock hot
springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis came up from
Phenix vesterdav onrouto to Cali
fornia to spend the summor. They
left on tho sea side limited tms
countv has paid her olhcials in ac
cordance with t hi? decision. Coco
nino supervisors accepted tho valida
itv 1 1 tuo act ttunout question auu
h flawed the claims- of tier oQt uals.
Tho will tanon to tho rourt
bv t --oflh- fthiscouut.
in
Lo-
Oal6S fog dtajglsts vmyvteVG, s'jw
that tho people liavo aaabW'j wttfiAww
In Hood's SarsapirJIta. Grtst
On vac Kovtit t7 tlto voluntary rate
W U 63 meiata of theusan-! of men aad
vromen show that HooiTa UrsaparUU rc
tuallj does posses
DniirAu over illscaso y pcrtrjlaK; ta
ruWorritiirs and luvie-jraiin;; r,e
lood, upon wh-cU not Only Ite&iHt uui u;e
itsell depends. The great
Qtirrc.ooot Hood'A SurMparKiv tn
C U K W C U 5 rurins oOaers war ninU
TOtllnbellvhn'tT::itn.f.ittlirir lueof Ilood'3
Sarsarirllla wi!l rure you II you saS-T iroai
Jiny trouDie causeu by impure dI xhl
Hocl ii
morning.
A deed was filed for record today
from A. J. Herndon to Goo. S.
fnr Int. 12. hlonk 37. Moel-
les addition, the price paid being
200.
Quick !
The sooner you b-in to
use Schilling's Bed tea, the
bigger your chances at that
Siooo offered for the miss
ing word besides the ex
tra prizes for the most tick
ets sent in.
Schilling's Best tea is at
your grocer's.
Rules of contest published in lare
advertisement about the first and middle
of each month. ah
SarsapanUa
IsthaOnsTruellloodruriner. A'ldmsc'sts ?u
rrepired only by c. I. Ilood Co J oweit.Jiass.
u j, ri aro kp VMS
XlOOQ S flilS to opcata. ccnti,
Charley Meadows left for Califor
nia today to bring his wild west
troupe to Prescott for tho Fourth
of July colebration.
C. W. McPhersou, a civil engin
eer, formerly of Prescott, has
struck it rich at Randsburg and is
now a prospective millionaire.
R. R. Coleman left on this morn
ing's train for Walnut canyon oast
of Flagstaff to take charge of the
const rusliou of tho storage dam
there.
S. E. Patton came in from Los
Angeles yesterday. While there ho
arranged for tho appearance of a
troupo at tho Prescott opera house
next Monday evening.
Dr. E. W. Dutcher has been ap
Dointoda delegate to tho Trans
Mississippi commercial congress on
the recommendation of tho Pres
cott mining exchange.
Lieut. Will Home, of tho 9th Cav
alry TJ. S. army, brother of Post
master Horned telegraphs that ho
will arrive in Prescott tomorrow
evening for a very briof visit He is
on routo to San Fraucisco. His
company is stationed at Fort Du
Chesne.'Utah.
William White, a sou of 'Doc"
White, who formerly rosidt! near
Tempo, recently graduated from the
Annapolis Naval Academy has been
assigned to dutv on tho cruiser
Moutorey. Tho young man is a
graduate of tho normal school and
was sent east to receive a naval edu
cation. Gazette.
Tho board of supervisors yester
day disallowed tho back salary
claims of Yavapai couuty ox-officials.
Chief Justice Baker has de
clared tho law valid and Maricop-
Arfhnr G rubor, manastor of the
Rfnnlr rnmnanv. IS in town
for thn annearanco of his
companynore next Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ostrom have
rotatnod a room at Mrs. Cottons
residooco and Mrs. 0trorn and tnotr
son will remain iiore ior several
weeks at least.
.Tnrlcn W. H. Barnes, of Tucbod,
hn iwvm nnid a fu bv the German
government for tho defense of Win.
Schultz, charged with tho murder i
of G. W. K. MoNa-y. Schultz was
formerly a soluior in tne uermau
army, benco this iiitore&t tasou ov
thn government.
r. Smith. Ih tfrocor of CottOll-
wowl Falls Kansas, who visited this
pinoo in March fjr tho bonolit pi
bis health, roturaod yosterday
again and will looato pormanenUv
and engage in business. Mr. Smith
is a live, entorprisiug young busi
ness man.
PYir mnnv rnarain Calcutta "rain
gambling" has flourished and now
it has reached eticn tv point loaunw
r- t '1 1 ..nnln irllK il
liongai couuon ie to f5aHFu
At somo BOasona of tho yoar when
lain is oxpocted tho streets aro
blocked by oxt tted bettors aud tho
bookmakers bnvo shallow tanks on
(a. thd bettors lavinc
odds on whet Lor tho tanks will over
flow at a givoD moment. kx.
Charlie Moidowa is in PheUX
arranging for an oxoursion to- Pros-
cottJuly ad. tu reports mat a largo
crowd hnvo oi modioli their willing-
upsj! to tako .vir?nlago of'tuo re
duced rates. iud itiV tne mo jiucm
OffTvinl facsimile of Medal Awarded
DR. PRICE'S
mm BAKING POWDER
T. . -z. n
fhiocL, h.
cott on J in !
d'S r ut conh
of that both
i ' riot of the M F
. . couvtMio m Pre
2 for tho aiiiiiib
Tho meuiiH-r
, ft to have larii
1 h-t:at.oii.-i r in L'neuix, Tempt-
Smith's chapi, Micki-yo aud Wer
End. After t,o conference the pas
tors of the different churches in th
list net will unit their efforts in
amp mtvting which will last two
or three weeks. Arrangements have
oeeu made with tho railroad com
pany w hereby all who desire to
omo to Prescott lo attend these
meetings or to have a threo weeks'
lining, can get a on-half faro rate
for tho round trip, $8 20. The ox
tMirsiou tickets aro good from Juao
24 to July 20.
Tho territorial board of equalisa
tion did not make great headway
yestorday. Tho valuation of the K.
M. fc A was considered, General
Mauager Nauglo and Col. Herring
appearing for tho road. Tho re
turned valuation was about $284,
000 for tho Benson-Nogale3 line,
as agaiu&t $160,000, tho assessed
valuation of last year. Tho board
decided on nothing, but spent the
day oollectiug general data regard
ing all tho roads. Tho subject of
taxing Pullmans was again touched
upon. Mr. Carl A. Snyder, who rep
resented the A. & P. before the
oonni, is also tho representative of
he Pullman Car company, and is
desirous of having oarly action
taken in order that ho may get
away. However anxious tho board
.naT bo to comply with his wiaues it
will probably have to consider that
matter last, for tho reason tho rail
roads havo ineludc'd in their roturns
tho leased Pullman cars. As oon
as the board twses upon tho ro
turns and fixes a valuation of tho
Pullmans it will havo in effect dis
posed of tho Pullman Car company
matter. Republican.
From Friday' DHy.
Prescott public schools closed to
day. Board of firo delegates meat to
night.
Dr. Poutland left for Fort Apache
this morning.
P. B. Thornton, tho Joromo attor
ney, is iu town.
Tho electric light poles ar
rtveed ou this afternoon's train.
Ed. M. Foltz, superintendent of
tho Gladiator mino is in town.
H. R. Aver, representing Frasor
&, Chalmers, of Chicaco, is m the
city.
John Koontz, tho well known
Wil tains valley stock man is in
town.
J. C. Hemdon's family horee, a
roan, has strayrd off aud he will
pay a reward Tt r his roturn.
Tho J( cbnal-Mixer erroneously
reported a bib f J. P. Bruce ftr
outdoor relief b-ing disallowed yes
terday. No such bill was before the
board.
Fir X V. Mrfiandlosa was ablo to
be on tho street tottay on crutches
for tho firs time since he was in
jured, several weeks ago.
Fred Haas, a popular railroader,
fnrmr1r with the S. F. P. fc P.. rail
road, but now wiUi the U. V. & P.,
railway, i3 iu town.
Conductor Richard, ono of tho
popular ticket punchers of tho S. F
P. & P., is taking a layoff, nursing i
mashed thumb.
Thin, Pale
Children
One satisfaction in giving
Scott's Emulsion to children is
they never object to it. The
fact is, they soon become fond
of it. Another satisfaction Is
because it will make them
plump, and give them growth
and prosperity. It should be
given to all children who are
too thin, or too pale. It does
not make them over-fit, but
plump.
It strengthens the digestive
organs and the nerves, and fur
nishes material for rich blcod.
We have a fcooi telling yott mora oa
the subject. Sent free for the aiki&f.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Ntw York.
town ti visit
Msa iH &Hi
tnke par; in
in-, t, a:id n '
b- .t ing'
t -u woM u
th long roj
t harm ua
o co bucks
till, who Wlj!
: IX. Ti'tmV aun
t risonta?' s to
ow bov lounm
- lo say thrit tho
ever assembled m
i in manipulatin
hero on July 3
imaged twenty-five
n,m tho fima resorva-
ake part iu tho blood
ud thuuder drama that goes with
o wild wst utiow.
Lnunh
at the Sun
Drink
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Rootbeer,
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WORLD'S FAIR, CHrCAGO, (893
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Rootbeer.
Tho toritoria, bjard of oqualtza
ti m was in session again yesterday,
and in tho assessment of tho
Pullman Pa'aco Car. company
made the following valuation:
Standard sloperp, $-1000; touri.it
sleepers, $1200. Tho sauio valua
tion is placed on rul simitar cars re
turned by any aud all roads. The
roturns of tho Arizona Central roa3,
a twelvo-milo road operated out of
Flagstaff by tho Arizona Lumber
company, wero Eet at 16,000, an iu
creaso of $1000 over last year's as
sessossment, a3 tho lino has boon
lengthened two milai. Tho returns
of tha M. Si P at 14500 per mile and
the Southern Pacilio at $6,480 per
mile wore discu3ed, but no action
was taken. Gazette.
The Baltimore Sun speaking of
tho suicide of Judge Joel T. Olive
says: "Tho only clue to tho cause
nf Jtififn Olirn'H suicide that is BUIT-
cested is his romoval from the eer-
vice, Alfred U. Hawiey, ox unicago,
having boon appointed to succe!d
him last Friday. The department's
notification probably had just
reached him, an 1 his suicide, it is
thought, may havo been due to tho
change. Judge Olive had been ad
dieted to ti o office boldine habit for
mnnv Tears. It had becomo the
greater part of bis nature, so that
when there wss no more office hold
ing there was not enough of him
left to warrant his encumbering tho
earth anylonger."
From StnrtUy'i Daily.
ThARAHhfnril-Rurmistercomnanv
received a car load of new potatoes
today.
Wntt Tvinrnsn left this mornirc
for Portland, Oregon, to spend her
vacation.
The jury returned a verdict of
not cuiltv in tbe case of Antonio
Diaz charged with burglary.
The Christian Endeavor society
I I L Lt t A I.
gave a social l&si uigub ai iuo icst
denco of Mr. and Mrs. Avery t.
Tbis morning's north bound train
was nearly an hour and a half late
gotting out.oi rrescott.
I. T. Stoddard is oxpected homo
tomorrow.
Rev. E. J. Harper has returned
from his visit east.
Tho Pearson Stock company ar
rived on today's train.
Lieut, Will Home will leave to
morrow for San Francisco.
Thomas Elder has been appointed
. ti
deputy consta oie at .jorome.
D. B. Gtllett returned this morn
ing from a visit to his mino.
Marshal Moade left for the south
on this afternoon's train.
Jacob Henklo came in yesterday
from his Bradshaw raining camp.
W. J. Mulvonon was elected chief
of the firo department last night.
John Hutchins was in from Groom
creek today. He reoorts mining in-
. i7; u y
tOrCStS IU UIB bttuuuu ua uuuiuiu.
If any ono should find a pair of
, ; n il
eye glasses in an yruuauiuty tuo
belong to uornam iiray.
L. F. Hale and family are sojourn-
ing in San JJiogo, ni.ving gone more
m i T . f
irom tne jaciuio apwugs.
J. P. Dillion hss added to his bus
iness bv starting a soda fountain
and an ico croam parlor, je 10x12
Thn S. P. comDnnv Davs seventy
per cent of tho taxes of Yuma coun
ty. Is it any wonder mat mo com
pany takes an interest in politics
there?
It Is reported that tbo Coconino
county cow boys hnvo rat3ed $1,000
for tho defense of Jim Parker aud
that a woll known Coconino couuty
lawyer has boon employed lo assia't
in his defonso.
The railroad compauv announces
a rate iu this issue to tho oast which
is low enough lo satisfy any ono
wanting to visit that section on
either business or ploatsiiro.
Deputy Sheriff Pto Boscha who
.left for Oongrosi yuatorday returned
to Prescott again on t his morning's
train bringing with him M&nuol
Morales for examination as to his
S3uity.
Thoro Is a probability tint a
churn of thocilv 1 coine ord':;..
will bo tot-ted. Tho two nv
bank of rho cit y dtclino lo pny .V
$15 a quart r prc ImhI n lu'
opuu tt on th gr 'iiud that th
denvi' their authority totlo luisiiit
from tho goxermiifiit, fr-m which
hV ri't-eivo their charter. Tht
uatu tinl banks have, in fact, never
paid tht municipal I iff use. The
city ;isMi-sor takes the- ground that
tbo chartors do not exempt the
bankB from municipal licnso, tht
city attorney does not think so
either, but he is not sure. Ho ad
vises an attempt to collect tho
Hceniio that the strength of tbe
ordinance may bo given a fiual teat.
Phenix Republican.
The 4th of July committeo havo
interviewed Mr. Sargent of the S.
F. P. St P., who has giyjn thorn as
surance that a half fare rate will be
f;iven to tho colebration in Prescott
rom ail points on his road and also
on the A. & P., sale of tickets to
commence July 1st.
C. H. Leonard, for many voars a
resident of tho city, died yestorday
at his residonc in Brill's addition,
of blood poisoning resulting from
an abscess of tbo liver. Tho de
ceased was at ono time connected
with tho Rio Verde Canal company.
Republican.
Do&no Merrill roturned yestorday
from San Fraucisco, where ho has
been for the past threo months ro-
coiving medical treatmont. Bo re
turns completely restored touealtu
Ho tot k a course of treatment for
bis eyes also, and succeeded in hav
ing them curod. Ho left for Joromo
this morning.
Judee Baker this morniuir ten
dered his decision in tho Boll vs
Hooker election c&so in favor of tho.
objection of tho attornoy for Mr.
Hooker and called a special term of
court to convene on the 21st inst for
the purpose of hearing the case.
Herald.
R. C. Powers has succeeded in
closing the deal between James E
Peck ol i'benix and Wcubor and
Yarnellfor tho Oldon gold mine
located in Weavor mining district
in this county. Activo work will bo
comuoncod at onco on tho prop
erty.
Gary Block, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E, Block, was making somo experi
ments with powder yesterday whon
he poured some on a live spark pro
ducing a torrific explosion, acd
burn.ng himself considerably about
tho fico. While his iujuries" aro not
very serious, ho had a most ronnr st
able escape from very serious if not
fatal injuries.
The escape of tbo Graham co' t.u
mutderer, Chacou, by sam. j.
tbrottgh tho walls of the jail pond
to tho feet that that county, af'er
orvnnrlinrr t hntmftiuia nf mntll
.squeezed out of the peoplo by taxa
tion, nas elected some omcer wno ij
introrthv his Dosition. aud who
should be prosecuted for criminal
t . . i .ii i; t...
neglect- iu nut aiienuniK iu
ineas of tho peoplo for which he
was elected. Graham county, or
any other in the torritory, cannot
hope to attract capital and develop
resources with that sort of men in
official position, and murderers
turned free when thoy wish to go.
Herald.
Mtso Gilbreth, daughter of Major
and Mrs. Gilbreth of Whipple, en
tertained tbo mandolin club last
nieht and a mast delightful time
was enjoyed by them. After a few
numbers wero rendered by tho man
dolin club a series of games of
euchro wero played, photographs
boint? used instead of cards and tho
E arty playing tho pictures of the
omohest person taking the trick.
This necessitated a judge or urn
piro at each table, whoso duty it
wah to decide as to which was the
homeliest picturo played. The prize
winnors wero Miss Florence, Gould,
Miss Lottio Wheeler and Charles
Ellis.
The White Squadron company of
fifteen people arrived from Fresno,
California, this morning. This
company has been on the road for
fourteen consecutive months and
closed their season last Satur
day night at Fresno, and are now
on their road east. Thoy will pro
duce the spectacular play UA White
Squadron" at tho opera houso uoxt
Monday night in tho same elabor
ate manner as produced in evory
loading city in the United States
and Canada. Tho company carries
all of their own sconery and tho
theatro going patrons will see the
best entertainment over givon in
Prescott.
lltieuinatlnni I Foe
Which gives no quartor. It tor
ments its victims day and night.
Hood's Sarsapanlla purifies the
blood and euros the aches and pain
of rheumatism.
Hood's Pills aro tho best family
cathartic and liver modicine. Gon
tie, reliable, sure.
From Monday's Dally.
O. F. Place camo in on Saturday
from Chicago.
I Dr. Coloman wont to Congress
yestorday.
R. E. Morrisou left for Phohix
this afternoon.
Geo. W. Hauce is in from the
Verde valley.
Attend tho performance tonight
at tho opora house.
J. E. Wagoner is up from Walnut
Grove on business.
Larrv Dutrau ia iu town from
tho Agua Fria valloy.
F. C. Earle, tho El Paso ore
buyer, is in town.
Tho city council will meet m
special session tonight.
Nathan W. Tarr and Holon A.
Tolmau of Kingman were married
recently.
District Attornoy E. S, Clark of
Coconino county camo in on last
night's train.
Deputy Shoriff Pete Boscha, of
Congress, has boon appointed
deputy assessor.
Skull valloy will havo a rousing
old time patriotic Fourth of July
colebration on Monday, July 5.
M. C. Orion camo in from the
east last evening and has gone out
to his Minuobaba miuing camp.
Tho Fouttb of July finance com
mitteo is mooting with good success
and tho funds for tho colobration
aro now assured.
Prof. G. D. Ostrom left for Phe
nix on Saturday. He will also visit
Tucsou, bafnM roturning to Pres
eott. Uarry Tritlo weut to Phenix on
this ah-rbt-on tram to take a posi
t'C (jejuni secretary with Sec
iftar, C H. Akors.
Ptu'u.x hi lies aro organizing an
ar t: I'lfc-nn-ttt ttociety. The mem-
015 wil' ab.-olutel) refuse to recog
nizH a y young raau who is addicted
to tht pernicious habit.
II. D. Aitken took a run down to
Phenix ou Saturdav evening's train
to speud Sunday. Ho returned this
morning. H says the weather is
delightful in Phenix.
C. H. Akers received his commis
sion as secretary of the territory
last evening. Accompanying the
commission wore orders to proceed
to Phenix at once aud tako charge
of the office and in pursuance with
these instructions ho left on
this evening's train.
H. D. Aitkon and Paul Hastings,
of Prescott, and J. M. Aitken, M.
E. Morin and Mont Chubb, of Phe
nix, spont several hours yesterday
shooting Sonora pigeous near Pho
nix. Thoy baggod about 200 birda
during the day.
The beautiful team of white
ponies belongiag to the Pearson
company was on the streets today
and attracted great attention. This
team will appear on the stage at
the opera house. They aro trained
and know their cue as well as the
actor. The team is hitched up on
tho stago iu front of the audienca
in just foua and a half seconds.
The firemen of Phenix held a picnic
yesterday at Mosa City. On tho re
turn trip a number of young men
were standing on tho steps of the
passengor coach swinging outward
and snapping tbe heads off sunflow
ers growing near the track. Among
tho number engaged in this pas
time a young Mexican in the em
ploy of a drug store in Pheniij had
his back to tho front of thejtramsnd
as ho reached out a littlo too far, his
head camo in contact with a telo-
graph polo near tho track, killing
im instantly.
Govornor Frauklin has offered a
roward of SoOO for the apprehension
of Chacon, the Graham county mur
derer, who escaped from jail at Sol
omonvillo rocentlv. The Phenix Re
publican very aptly says that "it is
by no mef.D3 likely that either the
county of Graham or tho territory
will ever hare cause to regret the
generous rewards offered, for tbe
chances are a thousand to one that
they will not have to bo paid. Cha
con is uo doubt iu Mexico, but if he
is not he is in concealment by his
friends. A reward is often sufficient
to induce Americans to denounce
friends fo- tho sake of getting it.
For one reason or another Mexicans
aro not so easily induced to be
trayal." The Episcopal Sunday school will
give a picnic Wednesday at Wing's
G anito Dells ranch. Toam will
start from the church at 9:80 sharp.
It is hoped as many parents as pos
sible will accompany their children,
also owing to tho number who ex
p ct to attend, it will bo well for
those who havo conveyance of their
own to use them if possible.
Parties intending to take advan
tage of tbe excursion .rates to the
Grand Canyon July 7 and 8, should
end their names to the stags agent
Geo. A. Wood, prior to that date.
Tho namo should bo accompanied
by a deposit of So as a matter of
good faith. The company is able to
accommodate all who may want to
go, but wants to be able to approxi
mate the number in advance so that
they may arrange accordingly.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Col. A. O. Brodie is in towu.
Phenix has ripe watermelons.
Bruce Perloy, of Pnenix, is in
town.
W. S. Head camo in from Camp
Verde yosterday.
Isaac T. Stoddard returned yes
terday from a protracted visit
east.
Charles Raiblo returned on Sun
day from attending school at Pomo
na, California.
R. C. Powers, accompanied by J.
0. Rankin, loft today at 5 p. m.
for tho Santa Maria via Congress to
survey the Waters mine and mill
site for patent.
At the special meeting of tho city
council last evening a committeo
was appointed to investigate the
cause of tho absence of water pres
sure at the recent firo.
Tho Prescott kindorgarten will
close on Friday. Parents and all
others interested in tbis work aro
earnestly invited to bo present on
tho afternoon of that day.
A mass meeting will be held at
the court houso this evening to talk
water schemes and discuss tho prop
osition of adding anothsr $100,000
of bonded indebtedness to tho al
ready overburdened rate of taxation.
Geo. Rich, of Jeromo has deeded
one eighth interest in the Rich,
Brewer & Co., ditch and tunnol wa
ter right to I. A. and E. W. Haw
kins, for $170.
The graajj jury today returned
two indictments against persons not
in custoday, names not given. It
ignored the charge against A. J.
Reed, and the defendant was dis
charged. Two womon of the town engaged
in a row at Congress on Sunday
night when one of them slashed the
other in the face with a knife, out
ting a gash iu her right cheek ex
tending from the temple down to
the jaw.
Edward G. Barthol and Mrs. Jen
nie Wilson were married this after
noon by Rov. G. L. Pearson at the
residence of the bride's brothers,
Arthur W. and John Robinson.
Only the relatives of the family
were present.
The argument that because there
was no water in the main; at the
time of the recent fire, Prescott
needs a now water system, is very
weak from the fact that the reser
voir was full at the time. A 35,
000,000,000 gallon reservoir full of
water would bo of no a rail at a fire
if it were shut out of the mains.
A deed has been filed for record
from Geo. G. Bakor and Dollie M.
Baker of Gentry county, Missouri,
to Wm. C. Baker of Jerome for lota
11, 12 and 13, block 9, east side of
Hull avenue, Jeromo, the consider
ation being $1,000. G. W. Hull has
deeded part of lot 11, same block to
W.C. Baker for $40.
Thursday morning about 3 o'clock
the store building and stock of
Ssneral merchandise, located at
arrolton, about nine miles south
oast of Jerome, tho property of
Thomas Carroll, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at be
tween six and seven thousand dol
lars, with an insurance of $3,500 on
stock, $325 on the building and $175
on the fixtures. As to how the fire
caught there is no knowledge. Je-'
rome News.
It just took the jury in the Casa
ris case long enough to take a bal
lot to render a verdict. It was
guilty as charged, and was unaai
mous on the first ballot The de
fendant when on the stand tesiiled
to more than he was asked to, and
convinced tho jury that he was cap
able of doing worse than commit
ting larceny, the crime he was
charged with. His sentence was
set for tomorrow, Wednesday, June
16th.
Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha re
turned to Congress yesterday again
to attend to some business requir
ing his attention, but on his arrival
there discovered that business of aa
unexpected nature requiring imsse
, diate attention from him. Duriar
his absence Valentine Ozuna and
Antonio Sasteray had some difficul
ty resulting in the shooting of Sas
teray by Ozuna. The ball took ef
fect in the leg producing a iesk
wound only. Deputy Boscha im
mediately returned to Prescott with,
the shooter, lodging him in jail this
morning.
The closing meeting for the
season, of the' Wo mane' slab of
Prescott, was held yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. J. V.
Shepard. The meeting was well
attended and was one of the most
interesting held during th
year, The first of business was the
preparation and adoption of resolu
tions of sympathy with Mrs. R. C.
Woodruff, wno has presided oyer
the meetings for the past year, oV
tho death of her husband. Mrs.
Shon.trd read a verr interaetuir m.
per on "Picturesque Italy." arc
Mrs. B. R. Coleman led in the dis
cussion of it. The programme was
varied from the usual order by Mr.
A. Or. Kennedy giving a short reci
tation and by the introduction of a
brief musical programme.Jn whick
Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard, Miss Helea
Wells and Mrs. J. C. Martin each
sang a solo and Miss Irene Martia
rendered a piano solo. Another in
novation from the regular order of
business was the serving of refresh
ments. The club will take a vaca
tion until October.
BELTS!
T3EGS LATEST STYLES.
AJLiJL, LEATHEE.
SILYER BUCKLES.
GEO. H. COOK
JEWEJLEK,
PBESCOTT, - - - AKIZONA.
1 Hundred Barp'ns in
ivr GMai of a
aw v w
Dozen Different Qualities.
We Have Snipped Until the
Profit is G-one, and TTon Save
DOLLAES'at Our Expense.
G1HAM8 ,
THIS WILL BE
WANTKD 8.EVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
' women to truTol for responnlbloMtabliBhed
houw in Arizona. Salary $780, parable $15
weekly and expense. Position permanent,
llefercnce. Enclnw selt-addreaccd stamped eq
Tolope. Xha Haiioiutf. BUri Boildia. Udcago,
Clearance Sale !
That Will Put a
Silver Lining on the
Clouds of Hard Times,
Everyone is of a Quality to Make
the Buyer's Heart Beat With
Pride to Think They Live :
in a City Where Such
Bargains are Offered.,
1 1
This Will Last f ori
ONLY TWO
WEDKE
DAYS,
SJ3AT
..AND..
THURSDAY
June 16th and 17th.
THE
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