Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
THE CITY AND COUNTY
IsVSy liens From Our 0E1 TOB8 and
 Surrounding Country.
Frou Wednesdays Daily.

Judge Rouse has received th encomiums of the people for th able manner in which he has con ducted the court. The judge zoe to the core in court matters. '- Flagstaff Democrat. Wouldn't tha notice stun you. thought
 The accident on Sunday night a the Congress mine, whereby Ar,hu L. White, of the weather bureau a PhenIx was killed. was the first Seri ous accident which has occurred there.
 Salt river valley farmers will not be caught by O'Neill's irrigation and anti-monopoly chaf this year They have learned to understand him and his tactics. His vote n Maricopa county. this year, will bs greatly reduced from that of two years ago.
 4 correspondent of the Pheni1 Gazette. writing from Wickeuburg, says: ~Dr. MyrOn E. hohn. late of Sas Francisco. has located with us. We welcome you. G9c;Or.' IT he repeats his Prescott tricks in Wick enburg, he will make the people twice glad-the second time when be leaves.
 Fred CSrrigan. a well known miner Of this county, returned yes terday from a visit Co California. He left here July :, full of hope and joy, but his return IS marked by sadness. gloom and .orrow. On July lS he was married to a most est'mSble lady. formerly of Jerome, and on September 2i ne was called upon to witness her spirit take its flight from its ear; hly tenement to the great unknown beyond.
 We want boy at this office to learn the printing business. He should have a far Y good English education. and be uOt over sixteen years of age. We would expect him tO get around to the office every morning in time 10 be hungry for dinner. Ditto in the afternoon. The above are the principal rules he would have to obServe.-St. Johns Herald.
 The time for fool campaign bets has arrived, and some of the fools are taking advantage ot II. About as silly an instance Is reported from Ripley Ohio, where one. W. NiTt Lsggsit, and Dr. G. r. Tyler have agreed that If Mckinley Is elected Dr. Tyler is 10 shave bis head, gili 1t ana walk the length oI Main street bsreheaded. 1T Bryan Is elected MT. LsgSe;t Is to shave hIs head, silver it aud walk the lenglh b of Man street bareheaded.-Pheuix Republican.
 Mrs Partridge. Past Worthy Grand MatTon of the Order of the Eastern Star Ol the United States, arrived in Prescott on Monday for the purpose of visiting and examin- ing the work of the order here. The distinguished guest was rendered reception on Monday evening by the officers and members of the Eastern star. Mrs. R. H. Burmis;er played . beautiful piano solo; Miss Helen Wells ana L. Johnston each sang a solo; a beautiful duet was reu- dered by them also, which was loudly encored. A number oi ad- dresses were delivered by members ol the Chapter, and elegant refresh mentS were served.
 The remains ol Arthur L. White, chief of tu, .acal wea,her bureau. who was killed .n the accident at Congress night before last. reached this city this morning n the care of the bereaTed wife. and th" fune- ral will take place this afternoon at three o'clock from the undertaking parlors oi NesSTs. Randall X Davis On Jefferson street. The accident which caused the death of NIT. White was. as stated iu las; even iGg's Herald. the unfortunate man being crushed under the cars which were piled up by the side ot the track iu the shaft of the mlne.- Pheni1 Herald.
 W. T. Latchford met with quite a serious and painful accident. on Monday. AS ne was on his way home ID a cart. When just beyond John Dukes place, where the road runs along steep. high bauk of the creek. the earth gave way and he and his horse and cart and two dogs were preciP!,a,ed into the creek bed twenty or thirty feet below, the earth falling on them and burylng the whole outfit. MT. Latchford succeeded m freeing h!s arms so he could work, bu; with great dithcLL ty. he succeeded ID digging him self and his outfit out. iJ taking him sll night Ia accomplish the task. He was quite badly bruised and scratched. and one dog was killed.
 Dr. Francis. of Williams. Is in town.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Gregory have returned from their visit east.
 Mark Smith passed through on this afternoons train. en route 10 the line of the \. < r. railroad. where be will open the campaign.
 J. W. Morse, Mrs NJ. (. Sampson, Lulu Sampson. of Los Angeles; (. C. Hall. Albuquerque; F. r. Powell C. H Jones. San Francisco. are registered at Hotel Burke
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