Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
THE CITY AND COUNTY. KsESy Items From Our ORl Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily. Jan. ss.

hEtfA ENiAA S DAILY Jan. -3.
 c. Selyg has been appointed a
 deputy sheriff on the rail,o4d
 Three members of the cham gang
 are now supporting a bail aud chain.
 John Floyd has deeded a placer
 and Photographic stone claim to ex-
 Sheriff Lowry the consideration
 being Sl,00.
 The pants stolen from John Derr
 were found to-day underneath the china wash-houSs back of the Cabinet saloon.
 Hugh Henev, who stole an over coat. was before Judge Moore to- day and fined $50 or % days. He went below, where they do not need such goods.
 Dr. Cotton was called to Jerome this afternoon 10 attend Mrs. W. E. Hall, who Is not expected to live over night. He will not return turn until tomorrow afternoon.
 A private telegram received this afternoon from Phenix states that Mickey Stewart was elected speaker of the Third House. w l.. Van Horn, cheif clerk, Joe McHenry, sergeant -at-arms and Willie Freeze, page.
 The condition of the road of the $. F., r. P. from Prescott to Ash Fork is such as 10 receive many compliments at the hands of travellers who arrived yesterday. They say that compared Ia the 4. 1 & F. aad other throughfares 1t Is not a5 badly damaged or not near as dangerous to travel on, although ] 1t was subjected to the same degree l of treatment during the storm.
 Contrary to all reports circulated i that the couaty patient who a few weeks ago was q1arSntlned aud re- moved from the poor farm was not a sufferer from small pox. recent developments g5 to prove that he was at that tIms virtually sufferer from this disease The tent in which ths patient was lying was situated but 20 feet from the Morrail resideacs aud in gong to school the young Morrell's who are now down with small pox. passed within few feet Of where the tent was. This Is the origin of the disease. and it Is said the county officials will now endeavor to stop 1t from spreading, being satisfied now that the Morrells have smallpox and that il was contracted from the coauty patient above re ferred to.
 Deputy q. :. M9rshal II Mnrra,l. a brother of those afflicted with small pox. says he has addressed a letter to the board of supervisors Sug gest- ing that as his relatives cJltra ted the disease fcOm q county patieat, he would ask them to permit him i Co select a physician to treat these members oG the family. The board, , has decided o1 the county phy- sician, however, regardless of Mir. NJ Drreli or auY of the circum stances attached ta the ease. It seems no more than just aud proper for change in physicians 1T Mr. Morrali : So desires 1t, as he Is more deeply intere ted than any 0ae else in tue matter. The NantY officials should also aece ie to his demands eoas der ng that the disease 6rst started by placing a coauty patient in close proximity to the home of the Morrcils.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Prof. B,andy, Is reported as great { ly improved today.
 De. Pentiand left for Williams this morning to be absent a few weeks.
 Ralph II. Cameron. the popular aad efficient sheriff of Coconino county, is iA town, arriving on last nights train. He goes to Phenix to-morJy. Dr. Everett and Lieut.. Clay are back at Whipple, returning to-day ; from Date ereek. They went hunt. ing for game, and bsgged only rain.
 Capt. Dewitt. superintendent of the S F.. ?. * r. water service, came in from the front today.