Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
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Territorial sseoss. .@;;.,, zs The Gazette Publishing campah, 1 of Phenix. has siisincorporated. Il Chief Justice Gooding and ,fsmii
 will spend the summer i8 Los An geles. .-.: =. <.+...-.' ....
 George Spangenherg talks of mov ing from PheniX to Portland, Oregon about July lst. @ .... .a.:. -.a. | Henry Miller, the convicted stag,
 robber, who escaped from Marsha
 Paul, has beea recapiured. =. :::- .=..:
 A sunfower ten feet high, with | flower ten inches acros, eau be seen
 in cue of \. $. Phillips gardens in
 Phenix. :. .:.z-e:: =z:
 H. Gray, of Phenix, recently picked 1 a lot of strawberries from his garden,
 nineteen oi which filled quart
 basket. - ,:....-.:...-.-s, l The Star says that a storage re
 servoir to hold enough wster to srri-
 gate quarter of a million. acres of
 land is to be bull, at Calabasss. On the 18th day os February, 1891.
 Mr. F. B. WeS'on, who owns a fine
 ranch in the Jourdan district. planted bud,ied apricot tree. and in just ninety days from the date of planting. he picked ripe aprieots from the tree.--Phenix Herald.
 Charles Crandall. a mining man from the Bradshaw mountains. was | found dead ia bed in Pheni1 re- gently. When found he was iyiag with his head hanging over the round of all overturned chair with his neck broken. | The Psospector notes as one rp. markabie feature of the collection of taxes in tochise county is that for 1890 but Sl ,E36.:9 remains uncol- lected. This Is out of total of Se0,0O0. If any other section of the Pacific coast can show up any better than thst, it will he an interesting item. Il
 The H. If. McNeil eompany. com posed of H. II. McNeil. F. W. Wood and George r. Coates, has filed art icies of incorporation in Phenix. The occupation in which this corporation propose tc engage is that of printing and stationery, to own and publish newspapers, to carry oa the business of publishing generally. The capital l stock of this corporation Is fixed at 1 Sl00o0, half payable now snd the l balance whenever called for.
 Speaking of Miller. who recently 1 escaped from Marshal Paul at Casa Grande, the Republican says: Mil Ter has long and eventful history of crime and murder. He was from Montana, and for fifteen years made the woods there howl with the cries of his victims. Tales of his deeds were told at all places, but his es- reer was brought to an end. He always went single handed. He was captured once. and got out of jail with eight-pound shackles on. He travelled 100 miles this way through the snow, and finally made black smith take his shackles oH. 1t was too hot for him in Montana, SO he went to Massachusetts, but later came over to Texas, where he got married. He lived in Texas for two or three years and then came here. For the last three or four years he has been here, and every one has heard more or less of him. He was confined in Yuma for something over a year, but was pardoned out last January, and in March he was ar rested near Los Angeles on war rant made out on Deputy Sheriff DsNure's complaint. He was tried for a number of different charges in California, and was going to San Quentin to serve out sentence when he escaped"
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 gS,eption gwen to C neral a -tt 'k ga saturday night, hile siher iriorGai in its nSfeFe. vas .ery cosdial aud Sincexe an. the ! n sart of oar citizens. The asss1,d- ' ace was quite large consldets1g hat the notice va. very shoEe. < Judge Wright delivered the acidssss : ,i welcome on the part of our citi- i,, .ens, while General McCook respodd- I,, 'd in very happy manner, express " ng very kindly feeling towards 'ur people and this section gsner- lily. During the course of his re- marks he took occasion to refer to lis experience in Arizona thirty 'ignt years ago, when Patrick Ford If Prescott, was soldier in the {. anne command.
 After the close of his remarks. our people paid their respects to Gene al MeCook and his brother officers If Whipple. Officers accompa- lying him were his aid-de- amp, Lieutenant Baker, Gel. Bart cit, Major Comba, Maj. Russell, tapt. Bowman, Capt. Carpenter, Dr. $ daus, Adj. 9th Infantry Lieut.. Me Ialeb, c. NJ. and A. C. $. Lieut.. Geo. [ Palmer, Lieuts- Baxter, McNutt. Ramsey, Hersey and Fenton. II
 False Economy II s practiced by many people. who , ,uy inferior articles of food because heaper than standared goods. surely infants ale entitled to the , 'est food obtainable. 1t is $ fact , hat that the Gail Borden "Eagler . Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Your grocer and drug 1 ! ,ist keep it. ie4St4
 Reception to General sfeCoek Q Hon. Levi Bashford, Hon. T. l. V Butler, Hon. John Howard and Hon. a \. G. Oliver went out to Whipplel P o-day and called on General a 'fcCook and assured him of the good s