Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02
THE CITY AND COUNTY! /! NEWSY ITEMS FROM OUR OWN TOWN AND SURROUNDING
 COUNTRY.
Wednesday. April 25, 1894.


 Fred. the son of Judge Moore, is very sick with typholdliteS'
 Col J. F. Wilson has been ap-
 pointed a member of the territorial
 board of education.
 Articles of incorporation ot the San Juhan Mill and Mining Com pany are published to-day.
 A deed from G. W Hull to Mrs, Nj. D. Stoney for lots in Jerome has been filed for record. Considera' ton, $60O.
 AU. s. patent has been issued to Thomas Holland for l60 acres of land, surrounding the Hot Springs, on Castle creek.
 Mrs. D. Pentland and four child ren left on this mornings train for San Diego, California, to be absent several months.
 A force of eight men are employed on the Red Buck mine. A store has also been started in the camp by Ira Moore and E. w. French.
 Judge Wentworth and William Murphy arrived this morning from Payson, Tonto Basin, where they have extensive mining interests.
 Ed. Kastner. the agreeable young z brother of P. L., went out on to- days train. bound for his old home in Canada, where he will remain permanently.
 The survey of the Red Buck mine and 6 mill site for the same com pany has been completed. The latter is located on the Hassayampa about one-half mile beiow A. A. Moore's ranch on the property of ]. L. Fisher.
 Bids were opened at Fort Whip pie yesterday for furnishing that post with beef for the fiscal year. Smith Bros, of this citv, were the lowest bidders, securing Inc contract at $7.45 per hundred pounds. Other bidders were: J. c. Stephens, S7.S5; J. l. Roberts, S7.S5.
 Morris Goldwater received notif- cation last night of his appointment as a mem5sr of the terril brial board of equalization, to till tas vacancy caused by the resignation of w. C. Foster. It is useless to ny that he appointment came unsol .ited. The selection of Mir. Goldwa:er. never theless, is an excellent ona, and one also wherein the delicate duties of tine position will ever find a con scientious and careful exponent in service to the people. The appoint ment meets with approval from all in this city, as it should.
 Fred. B. Comfort and Linnie J. Jackson were joined in matrimony this afternoon at one o'clock at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. J. I. Rob erts. in this city, by Rev. C. J. Chase. The event was witnessed by only a few, and the happy couple left on the afternoon train for thelr future home in Fresno, California. The groom is popular and formerly re- Sitlcu III tutS GU y but lS isON q BEOS- porous business man in Fresno. The bride is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Solomon Jackson, of Kirkland val ley, and among all friends and ac- quaintances is held in high esteem.
 The Phenix Republican says the teams enroute to the Con Eress mine from Tombstone, numbering one hundred head of big mules are quar- tered in the Grand Avenue corral where they will remain until about Tuesday wheu they will pull out for Congress. Photographer Hartwell photographed the teams and wagons on the City Hall plaza yesterday as they passed through. All the ami mals are being shod at P. H. Colye's blacksmith shop at the Five Corners, the men working half the night last night to hurry the work through. The wagons will be loaded from here with hay and grain before leaving.