Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-09
THE CITY AND COUNTY
I,VU Items From Our 0Tn fOBD and
 Surrounding Country.
FpOm Wednesdays Daily.

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 CD business.
 CIV. Hull has been appointed a notary public.
 A new Catholic church is to be hailt soon ID Phenix.
 The Yavapai county bond war has been carried into MarieOpa.
 Born, in Prescott, December 1, to NIT. and Mrs. F. F.. Jones, 8 son.
 The fees of the recorders office for November amounted to S4l7.40,
 Sol. Lewis, the San Francisco capitalist. is paying his periodical visit to PheniX.
 The Loan Commission has taken the question of funding the Ysvapai county bonds under advIsement.
 The United States Supreme Court has decided the Flagstaff townsite case adversely to Mrs. Gonzales.
 F. E. Brooks. a prominent attor- pey of Colorado Springs, Colorado, isa guest of Hotel Burke.
 H. Nj. Merriwether, who is inter ested in mines near Rumble Bee, arrived on this mornings train.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey and Wade Rulings came up from Phenix on last nights train.
 E.M. Sanford has moved his office into his old quarters in the front rooms of the O,is building.
 Mrs. Nellie Morfoot has received two more new pianos. She has three fine instruments for sale now.
 Thomas Earr hart wins the long term for supervisor by three votes, he having received that many more votes than Geo. SchueTman.
 4 Mexican wood hauler went asleep near Phsnix with a pain in bis stomach, aud woke up dead" neIt morning.
 ". W. Cooley, the genial advance agent of the Vivian De Monto Con- psny, has turned lecturer in Phe- nIX.
 Lieut.. C. P. Russ, formerly sta toned at Whipple, returned to the above post again yesterday from Fort Clark, Texas, where he has been recently stationed.
 The United States & Hayti Cable O., in connection with the Postal Telegraph Cable O., has just com pleted laying a cable to Hayti. This new cable will reduce the price of messages to West Indian and South American points from ten to thirty per cent.
 A report of the Fitzsimmons, Sharkey fight, which comes of in San Francisco tonight will be re- eeived at Hotel Burke by the Postal Telegraph company. The rspOrt will be sent by rounds as the fight progresses.
 The prosperity wave has struck Phenix and business is on the im- prove. Yesterday a new faro game vas started at the Capitol with Car iboo Brown and Dan O'Leary at the helm. Sporting circles show a true business barometer.-Phenix Ga Istte.
 The Prescott foot ball club will meet st the old opera house st S:30 o'clock this evening for the purpose of electing a captain and the trans action of other business. All mem bers are requested to attend.
 W. B. Abbey a patient in the county hospital was sent to Austin, Texas, today where he will be cared for hereafter.
 Mrs, Clara 4. Bagley, aged 7l years, died 10 Williamson valley to day. Deceased was a native of New York, and had been a resident of Arizona for several years. She leaves a son and daughter. The funeral will take place tomorrow, Thursday, December 3, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. \. Harlow, in Williamson valley
 Michael Conroy, better known as ~0ld Sailor" left today for New Or leans, to enter the confederate sol diers' home st that place. He has been an inmate of the county hos pltsl for over two years and after making arrangements to enter the above place, the board of suPervis- Os provided him with a ticket. Be- lore leaving he visited the JOURNAL MNER and desired through its col unns to express his gratitude aud thanks for the uniform kind treat ne0t he had received at the above place. He says that MT. and Mrs. William Thomas gave him the very best treatment during the time he UIs under their charge. He also felt very grateful to the board of supervisors for providing him means 10 go to the home,