Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16
FHE CITY AND COUNTY! rUSY ITEMS FROM OUR OWN TOWN AND SURROUNDING
 COUNTRY.

Contractor Patton is building a
 S;dance on upper Montezuma
 rect for W. H. Hall.
 Walter Stcenbrook is under arrest,
 srped with grand larceny, in the
 leged stealing of an animal from
 L Jones.
 Billy Cady, a we'll known New
 axico caterer, has arrived in this
 ty and took charge of the Johnson
 bnse kitchen to-day.
 Physicians report that there is sry little sickness in this commun- ;fr at present. There Is no con-
 eious disease whatever.
 A novel and rather rare sight was
 tnessed on the streets yesterday
 iernoon, being a large pack train,
 led with lumber, for the Jersey
 D mine.
 John Parr, an old resident of this
 ction, and Mexican war veteran,
 |ed Tuesday afternoon, May s, of
 heumonia, in Miller Valley. He
 Is buried this afternoon. Deceased
 bs 70 years old.
 Three men are reported to have sen robbed at the Union saloon -zst night. 4 man named Tom
 meron IS under arrest charged
 th the commission of one of the
 eged robberies.
 Messrs. Burke & Hickey have loder consideration the building of ! third story to their hotel, Cor <actor Patton has prepared plans I'd specifications for the addition. t gives this popular hotel a very Hposing appearance.
 5eo. Barrett, who is charged with 4 lation of the butcher law, and
 secured a change of venue 4em Ash Fork, demanded a jury [eI to-day. The work If impan ebng a jury was commenced this ernoon by Justice Moore.
 he Border Vidette is he name
 new paper just started at No ates, the first issue of which has cen received at this offico. Harry fQods, a we'll known newspaper Ean, is the publisher of it. The sPy at hand IS newsy, we'll printed 1eet.
 Ihe board of supervisors have
 eTned from their trip to the 4dshaw mountains, looking up pte for a road to Bradshaw Basin. " found a good, feasible route, a will employ surveyor at once
 run the line and estimate the
 of construction.
 There was great commotion in hinatown last night, and the ser ces of Policeman Pri zee were nIed for. As nearly as could be etned ,labove the din and chatter of t Celestials, some naked men fempted to rob a Chinese store by Nfing up the occupants. No Htsts.
 spark from the frei yht trains m 6. m. lodged under the platform
 he Congress Gold Mining Com zsg's warehouse, at the depot, and sde a good healthy starr before it Hs discovered. W. C Potts got ae record with a wash l,oiler and keesrs. Blsndy and Gould were sec eQ with buckets. The blaze was
 Ihguished with some little diff
 y. Damage. slight.
 Eol. E. N. Robinson, a we'll known ut engineer, formerly connected ikh the Walnut Grove dan, died in eadon recently of pneu unonia. He Aa m tbe above city arranging for ts safe of the Tesmesc cal tin mines, California, and had negotiations ,eut completed, whereby the Eng sb owners would have transferred sie to eastern capitalists. when he 8 suddenly taken of by death. Is family resided in Prescott for 5Veral months, his oldest daughter elng married to pr. B. B. Halsey. Arthur Judd, adjutant of Barrett .ost, C.. 4. R., and :. C. Reese, also Prominent member of the same rder, are solid square in their ef- ,Ft Is to make the coming memorial 1g celebration in this city a sue es. The department commander ith his staff will be in the ranks and
 B hoped that the tribute due the aton will find a long column of eterans participating. Messrs. ndd and Reese are already sound. az the long roll and deserve much felse for their elfoIts to see this .ered day fttingly acknowledged. pr. Cotton has gone to Pheuix. k Barrett left for Castle Creek ,day.
 9eo. r. Thornton, of Williams, .ne m on last evenings train. Ar. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy are ] foute home, due to arrive here on rlday evening.
 Nathan Bowers came in yesterday 'ening after an absence of over a sar.
 ton Cleary. the efficient deputy zeritf at Ash Fork, registered at |ctel Burke last evening.
 pr. F. If. Waite is logged out in Bran new summer suit of the very ltest style of architecture, which |euld be the envy Of a Broadway 8ae.
 A. J, Herndon is said to be enjoy ss more fun to the square inch m 4lifornia, than any other man who B gone from Pres, ott to visit the |dwinter Fair.
 Charles Aiken of San Berhardino, 8lifornia, brother of H. D. and J. Aitken, arrived on last nights bin, to enjoy the iuvigorating ben tts of our climate aud to build up |f system which has been slightly eRttered by an attack of grip"
 THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1894.
 C. H. Allahach has resigned as 'sftle inspector.
 J. O. Floyd. of Turkev craak was