Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-20
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsTsy Items From Our 0T0 fosH ag5
 Surrounding Country.
FrOn wednoseSy's Daily.

FrOn wednestsy's Da1y.
 The county jail contains twenty two prisoners
 The south-bound train was an hour late this morning.
 Dr. c. H. Keefer has taken lease on the Phenix opera house.
 Another large delegation of Knights arrived this mornin- c. at tend Grand Lodge.
 Dr. Salmon, of London, the oldest Free Mason iu the world, l. 'eld. Re was I06 years old.
 Engine No. ? of the L. V k P. railway will reach the railroad hops fn Prescott this afternoon 60 be overhsulsd.
 The Grand Lodge K. of P. has the best attendance this year of any ses- sion ever held, showing tha. inter est in the order is increasing.
 Several car loads of ties snd rails have been forwarded to Cou-reSs esation for use in the cons ructson of he nC nch railroad to tha amp, and work has bean commenced put liHg n the switches.
 Al eXritlUg runaway occurred on tbe rr 6s of the Jersey Lily road a few Ls.> slace. Two horses belong to te.t1 ,.aga-ei .a hauling lum- ber gau away at break neck speed ailc iu rounding a curve were nraHu If the grade rolling down De D |.
 E. 4. Rogers was on Tuesday ap- fIo.nt-d commissioner of immigra- fiou .or Yavapai county in the place cf Or.ck ackSUu, resigned. The 4oURNAL-MIHER copcratulates Mir. kegeEs n hl> appointment. He has served his party for years and d is but right aud Psoper that he <aou.d b. aoie 10 reap some of the piumS.
 ShCriE Rather csiyed a letter lakt evening from Crowned kiag Eating that James Burlington, a miner, formerly employed st the 8ladiator mine had been shot by a nan named Kelly, employed as bar kPeper m Halls saloon. The ball l ras said to have entered at his hip | end 10 have lodged in his shoulder. | Toe letter stated that there was no 1 hopes of Burlington living. No l Particulars Of the cause of the shoot l ing was given. Sheriff Rufner and l Dsstrict Attorney Morrison went | oaf there last evenIng
 Bose NJ. Ochoa. for many years a psDminent citizen and recorder of 1 flnsl county, has mysteriously dis appeared His friends have been l for him but 50 far as known | hsre without avaI. l. Is supposed | ihst he was suffering from a mental | eberatiOn with which he was afflicted l once before. He aas relatives and | many friends ant acQuainta1ces in Iecson.-
 Navajo county democrats have | elec,ed the following delegates to | the territorial democratic cunven- tion: R. C. Dryden ana Jas. NJ. Flake. E. \. Sawyer. O. D. Flake and | 1l E. DeRosier. The deleya -> go | uhinstructed, but it was understood | they would support Hugh Gam heli. of Cocouino county, Ss a oI l l1e delegates to ,he Chicago con esstion.
 An accident happened near Clark c Adams saw mill, at Williams sst l Monday, by which a man named | Ees Clark lost his life. MT Clark had the logging contract for the msl and had discharged hls swamper | a1n was running his wagons alone. | he had loaded his wagon with logs | and while going down 6 steep | pltch in the road the logs slipped | t1rEard throwing him to the ground nEz the wheels of the wagon passed o1sr crushing his body in a terrible manner. He lived only a short tine.
 pr. Kayner has opened an assay ol1 1ce.
 Ralph Dillon, of the Courier, has 1e measles.
 Mrs. Hugh McCrum came in on thfs IDOsuingis ;rlin.
 R. Nellis. of Williams, was enong this mornings arrIvals.
 Nr. aud Mrs F NJ. Murphy re- t1zned from California this morn fne
 S C. Wyukoop went down to Con- rless this morning to superIntend 4e enlargement of the companys eltetric light plant.
 2. J. Hesser, a popular conductor on sbe A. & P. railroad. came in on t1i8 mornings train to attend the k. of P. Grand Lodge.
 E. P. Secrist. one Of the old and pop1lar conductors of the 4. X r. railrOsd, IS in Prescott, in attend snee at the K. of r. Grand Lodge.
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