Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-17
SATURDAYS Daily. April Is.

oAAohDA . Dallys april lJ.
 Fresh strawberries at Otis.
 Hay advanced a notch in price to- day.
 at Otis:
 Read Humphrey & Dayison's ad in this issue.
 J. ". Wilson is receiving his new spring goods.
 The district court has taken a recess until May 6.
 T. W. Otis has just received a lot of fresh strawberries.
 Articles of incorporation of the Admiral Gold Mining Company have been filed for record.
 Deputy Marshall Frank Morrsll and J. Marshal Morgan left this afternoon with two United States prisoners for San Quentin.
 The s. F., P. < P. Railway Com pany is building a freight platform at Ash Fork, just west of the depot, 2s7 feet long by l6 feet wide.
 W. J. MulvenOn is having the old Martin Maier ice plant repaired, snd will start it up soon manufae- turing ice. He is increasing the capacity of the machine to nearly three tons per day.
 N. 4. Morford, editor and pro. prietor of the Phenix Heraled, i. J. Hill of Tucson. John Curry of Bis bee and H. W. Morton, editor of the Mesa City Free Press will go south on this evenings train from attending the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Williams.
 Hon. H. K. ChenOwith, member of the last legislature from Pima county. was a welcome visitor to Prescott to-day. While Mir. Cheno- with very ably represented his own county in the legislature. he was 6 staunch and undinohing friend throughout the session of Northern Arizona, as we'll as of the whole territory, and bis voice was always raised and his vote cast in favor of economy aud retrenchment in the matter Of public expenditures.
 4. E. Jordan, of the Upper Verde, was a caller at our office to-day. He states that considerable interest is shown by people in that section over the proposed railroad to that valley. the desire of all being to see that road coms in. Throughout the Verde, Mir. Jordan says, activity prevails in digging ditches and erecting neR aud substantial homes, the country, in short. being pros porous and its resources unques- toned.
 The following delegation of Odd Fellows arrived on the noon train to-day from attendance on the Grand Lodge at Williams: E. Eman uel, Tombstone; G. 4. Miniz, P. H Coyle and W. E. Landgrebe, Phenix; Emil Marks, J. N. Jones, Bisbee; Hon. Fl. K. Chenowiih. Eb. Will jams, Nogales; E. P. Van Kuren, Tucson; D. Harner, J. F. MahoneY. Sam Hill aud B. Robinson, Prescott. Those from the south will leave for their respective homes this evening on the six o'clock tram.
 A man in the last stages of con- sumption and in an advanced state of depravity. stole three boots from J. l.. Fishers store this morning. As the county did not want to take any chances on paying his funeral expenses, he was allowed to go free ou . promise that he would go to Phensx. The same individual was around begging yesterday, aud be came quite indignant at a refusal of any one to donate 10 him.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 T. ". Johnston is laid up with la grippe.
 ". c. wing6eld, of the Verde Valley, is in town.
 Superintendent R. R. Coleman went to Pheuix yesterday.
 c. E. Gnnuison goes to Los An geles tomorrow to attend the Fiesta.
 Governor F. A. Tritle has been confined to his house for several days with the grip.
 Ben Belcher, Charley Yackel and and George Mahan left to-day for the Castle Creek hot springs.
 H. H. MeNeill left for home last evening. He was very favorably im- pressed with the improvement in the towIB since his last visit.
 Wm. H. Miller, representing the Fulton Engineering and Ship Build ing Works, of San Francisco, is in the eitv looking after the interests