Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

a great many people afflicted with pulmonary diseases who would be glad to come where the climate IS favorable, and when a cure could be effected under much more favorable condition than any where else on
 the coast.
 Judge Burns the deputy revenue collector for Arizona and New Mexico arrived here yesterday. He will be here for few days attend ing to internal revenue. and income tax affairs. People whose income bring them within the scope of the income tax law should call upon the judge at once.
 The fakir auctioneer when he could not get bid on his stock ol bed tick shirts, Boston paper sole shoes. or Louisiana swamp mud shoe blackiug, offered his mules for sale. An individual who had taken in" the races and was celebrating the | victory of "Sorrel Pete bid ten cents. and as there was no raise on his bid, the fakir withdrew the ani- mals from the block.
 Very little interest was manifested in Saturdays election for school 1 trustees. The votes for the eandi- dates is as follows: A. J, Head, s5; J. NJ. W. Moore. Sl Wm. Durbin. fl; Wm. Wilkerson, fl; D. W. Prit- chett. 9; J. C. Campbell; l2. Of course Messrs Head aud Moore were elected by a good sized majority. Moore Co fill the unexplred term and Head the full term. The swinging sigus in front of some stores on MOntezuma Street, should be safely secured or removed altogether Last Saturday evening, in passing along Montezuma Street. Mir. John Lawler received a severe scalp wound from falling sign.
 Davey X Houtz were awarded the contract for the erection of the new hose house at the last meeting of the city council and will begin work immediately. The building will be 20xi0, two stories in height. The first floor will be occupied by the Hook and Ladder Company and Hose Company Number ?. The sec ond floor wIll be large hall to be 1 used for meeting purposes.
 W. W. Wall. the veteran mail con tractor. Is here on his way to Phenix. Mr. Wall has had a very hard tune | of it for the past two months. He | was seized with muscular rheuma- a l ..F duties, and whilst suffering with ! the fearful tortures of that dread disease, was driven forty miles in a common blackboard, every jolt of the vehicle augumenting his torture one hundred fold. Mir. Wall is in a fair way to recovery.
 E. J. Hartman and Colon Tim mons left this morning for Mohave county, where they go to inspect the great Silver Queen nine. and close the sale of the same to eastern capitalists. The mine lays about 60 miles south of Kingman and besides being rich and well devel- oped, has a mill and other machinery on it The property Is owned by w. 1T. bllAc@ anu An6 Sasc VIII pc | up into the thousands.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 C. II. Akers is on the sick list.
 B. Reinkeu, of St. Louis, is in the city.
 Hon. J. J. Hawkins has returned from Kingman.
 4. L. Butler, of Chaparral, is at the Hotel Burke.
 H. H. Shaw, of Boston, is in Pres colt for few days.
 Andy Peterson, of Senator, was in the city yesterday.
 Jas. Burson, of Phenix, is a guest at the Hotel Burke.
 Prof. James McNAughton will leave this evening for Phenix.
 H. J. Allen, Of Jerome, was passenger on to-day's noon train.
 E.. B. Murray. a St. Louis capital ist, is here looking over our mining propositions.
 NJ A. Lang, representing the Schlitz Brewing Company of Mil waukee, is in town.
 H. H. McNeill, prominent job printer of Phenix, is registered at the Hotel Burke.
 Jno. Harvey. Jr, of Leadyille, Colorado, is looking up mining property iD this section with a view to invest.
 H. Houser came in on to-dsy's 1 train from Needles. where he has been looking after contract for B. Lantry X Sons.
 c. Fl. Cosler, the Denver agent for the Hall x O'Donald Litho- graphing Co.,, of Topeka, Kansas, is in the city, looking up business for his firm.
 NJ. Well, representing the mems furnishing goods manuiactOry of L. Elkuns S O.. of San Francisco and Sacramento, IS in the city in the interest of his firm.
 Hon. Thomas H. Brown was brought up from Phenix to-day to try the invigorating effect of this climate. He is accompanied by his mother, Mrs. K. Brown, and his sister, Mrs. H. R. Howell, of Des Moines, Iowa, and Miss Knapp, a friend Of the family from Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, who have been nursing him for some time in Phenix. Mr. Browns many friends here sincerely hope for his speedy re- covery.
 SATURDAYS Daily, April 20.
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