Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-08
Prom Tuesday. Daily.

h. \. trederlcks has been apS pointed notary public.
 The total receipts of the recorders s office of Cochise county for March were only Sl2l50.
 Geo. Lorin, of PheniX, has rented the dairy ranch of s. C. Miller, and took charge of it to-day.
 Dr. Menroe. the dentist, was re- leased to-day from the county jail on writ of habeAs corpus.
 To-day's north bound train had four car loads of fat cattle attached to 1t en route to Los Angeles.
 Three hundred cattle cars have been ordered for use in the ship ment of cattle from Glendale and Skull valley this month.
 Dr. Miller has returned from Con- gress- The small Pox scare has ended there, and the camp has resumed its old time prosperity, and business is once more booming.
 It was rumored to-day that F. NJ Murphy has purchased the rails of the old r. X A. C. railroad, and that the engine in the companY's round house will be put in repair at orce, and the work of taking up the track commenced.
 J. C. Adams, q Chicago capitalist, has completed arrangements for the construction of a Sl50.O00 hotel in Phenix, on the corner of Adams and Center street. It will have a front age on Adams street of l50 feet and on Center of 1871 feet. Work will be commenced this week, and the hotel will be completed within a year.
 Kid Thompson, under sentence of death in California for train rob bery, is said to have formerly teamed for a man named Marshall J. Miller near Prescott. Miller was working a mine near this place as the story is told. The latter is also under sen tenee of death for the murder of an old Jewish merchant at Marysville. When the two met at San Quentin to await their fate their recognition of each other was mutual.
 R. R. Coleman went south this morning.
 Rev. T. D. Mclean left for Tempe this morning.
 Mrs. E. B. Modem has gone to Phenix on . visit.
 Rev. D. M. Wynkoop returned on this afternoons train.
 Deputy Marshal Morrell is again ln town, arriving to-day.
 Rev. E. W. Meany left for Cali iornia to-day for brief visit.
 Charley Mehan, Chinese inspector, l arrived to-day from the north.
 Mrs. ]. F. Wilson and daughter 1 left to-day for visit to Phenix.
 JeT Shipp, the Santa Maria cattle 1 baron, returned to his. home this | 
 J. Ralph Dillon, of the Courier, md bis wife returned from Phenix | his afternoon.
 F. A. Cole will go to Cherry creek n few days to engage in the mer- ,antile business.
 J. J. Dickey and B. Brooks, of the Western Union Telegraph Company, anne in from the south today.
 Miss Pearl Jackson. of Kirkland Valley, returned home to-day, after eVeral days of visiting in this city.
 Mrs. J. J. Wragovich and Mrs. s. ,. Blake left this morning to attend he Congregational conference at Tempe.
 Prof. F. A. Gul,ey, of the terri orial university, came in from the Iorth last evening aud left for home his morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley rent out to Williamson valley to- ay for few days visit with MT. nd Mrs. Joseph Stevens.
 T. L. Schultz, the Tempe real state man and capitalist, left for ome this morning, after a brief visit to Prescott.
 Charles l.. Schaar and wife left on his mornings train for Placeritas. them was NJ. K. Iealy, Chicago capitalist, who has ecided to locate in this section and