Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
MONDAYS Daily, September 30.

turned from Phenix.
 The board of up'svisors meet to morrow in regular quarterly s-silon
 Born, September 2l. in Pre,coI to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stevens, , son.
 Bob Brow's p,i deer wa, out la the streets to-day, attracting consii' erable attention.
 F. II. Fall has been appointed justice oJ the peace at Congress vice James l.. Wright resigned.
 City Tax Collector R. N. Freder. icks was kept busy taking in money Snd issuing receipts to day.
 Parties who arc up in newspaper nomenclature should rad notice, "Wanted- A Name" in this issue.
 All weather symptoms seemed favorable yesterday for good soak ing rain storm, but endc with only a slight sprinkle.
 A Mexican was lodged in jail yes terday, charged with stealing Sl77 from Quong Ot chinese restaurant keeper at Congress. Populist Kean St Charles, of the kingman Mineral Wealth, was in town yesterday consulting with Prescott populIsts.
 J. W. Wilson has received from his brother Sylvester Wilson, at Mare Island, q handsome cane made from wood from the old war ship Hartford.
 Jack Wren, the slayer ot W. C. White, Is still at large, and nothing has been heard from Sheriff Ruifuer or his deputies, who are in search of him.
 Among the patients m the county hospital is \ man who has been given the euphonious cognomen of B II Nye, on account of his resemblance to the celebrated humorist.
 The JOURNAL MINERS " dear" i've are out about Sl0O on him) friend, Charles A. Green, IS in trouble again. After getting out of jail in Flag staff, some time since, Charley went down 10 Mexico and reports came back that he was making money "hand over fis and that he would soon square up with all of his creditors in Arizona. He came across the line the other day to Fl Paso, where he was arrested and placed in jail to await the arrival of an officer from Coconiuo county. Sheriff Ralph Cameron went down a few days since to take him hack to Flagtaff, to answer to a charge of embezZlement.
 D. c. Thorne is in town from his mining camp.
 United States Attorney E E. El- linwood is in town.
 M. J. Hickey has recovered from serious spell Of sickness.
 Dr. c. T. Abbott has about recov- cred from his spell of sickness.
 Mrs. James Oneal and child re- turned yesterday from visit east.
 P. D. Barnhart, the mining man, returned last evening from a trip east.
 Rev. Joseph Smale has returned from his trip to Jerome and the Verde valley.
 District Attorney R. E. Morrison has returned from attending court m St. Johns.
 Supervisor Roach is in town to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors tomorrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart, of Williamson valley, accompanied by their children. returned last evening from their visit to California.
 L. r. Hale aud J. B. Hoover will go out to Congress tomorrow. where they will engage in mining, both of them having good properties there.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, Court Re porter R. s. Stockton and Attorneys T. W. Johnson and T. G. Norris have returned from attending court in Apache county.
 H. l.. Van Nostrand, superlntend- ent of the Cedar Valley Mining Company, in Mohave county. is visit ing Prescott. Mir. Van Nostrand formerly resided in Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. D. Aitken and their young son, Douglas, returned on last evenings train from Cali fornia. where Mrs. Aitkpn ani then son have neen spending th, ~4mmCr.
 L. W. Young, t Cuicago ,uiu;ng man, who is interested in Placeritas mining properties, had the mis- fortune to get some kind of bug in his ear, and was suffering terrible agony from 1t last evening.
 Geo. NJ. Sargent, the newly ap- pointed general freight and passen- ger agent of the s. F., P. & r. Rall- road, arrived on Saturday evenings train He will assume the duties of his office tomorrow
 James Colquhoum, manager of the Arizona Copper Company, at Clifton, registered at Hotel Burke yesterday. He is accompanied by William s. Miller, of Edinburg, Scotland. They went out to Jerome this morning.
 Mrs. Frances A. Bashford, oi Oak land, California, mother uf W. C.. Bashford anu Mrs. E. H. Burm'st, r. arrived in Prescott on Saturday, ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Kirkland, of Los Gatos, Cali fornis, for visit to their relatives here.
 Charles Crowley, the new business manager of the Arizona Gazette, paid his first visit to Prescott yester- day. MT. Crowley formerly clerked in the quartermsster's department at Los Angeles, and was the man who defeated Duncan c. Ross in a sword contest at San Francisco. He ex- tended his visit to Whipple, where he says he was cordially entertained