Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-08
FBB CITY AND COUNTY. \ gsy usns 70, @. )52 l29l 3Ej
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l,ron weias days Daily,

session of the board to-day.
 The fees of the county recorder: osce for March amounted tU S699.55
 Phenix had a wild jollifcatiou ofer the appointment of B. J. Frank lin as governor.
 The Postal and Western Union t&egraph companies have each opened offices in Phenix.
 The mercury dropped down this morning still lower than yesterday nkistering at If above Zero. The maximum temperature yesterday eas A..
 The new WeIls-Fargo delivery u4gon went into service to-day. Aeent Ed. NJ. Blake proposes to give nElrons of the company the most aneommodSting service possible.
 Faleo received a telegram yes t4rdav from an old time friend Of his from San Francisco. IL was in Enench, but Operator GoldSworthy took is of the line as correctly as though that was his native tongue.
 Eldridge Jordan. private secretary of Governor Hughes, had istic 8ueOunter with Jailor Boyd, of Phe nix. on the evening of the governors s ramovai. Jordan proved winner ia the fight.
 Judge James D. Reymert, formerly enhaged in the newspaper business ia Piual county, died recently at Al hanbra. California. aged 75 years. He was he locator of Jhe Reymert zaae m liaol county which he sold
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 Following very closely on the haels nf the appointment of 5. J. Franklin. aS governor. comes the 1allowing announcement from Phe- snixs "A. Y. Quinn leaves to-day for WgDm;ng to take charge of a large cnfnmercial aud cattle company, of wfiieh he Is first yice-presideut, the prssidant having died. The prop erig Is worth at least quarter of million" MT. Quinn has for a long sfsne considered himself as q prob able successor to Governor Hughes.
 Jehu Mosher. a cousin of Roland Mosher. died this morning at the rosiieucs ol the latte, of pReuNouii, sgel 5 years. Decease1 has re- sided here for several months an has bsea in the employ oi T. ". 0tik His funeral will take place lo morrow from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mnsher, oa Mafina street, at 3 o'clock p. in., % wbich friends and acquaiutances are inrfsed.
 Atelegram from Bakersfield. Cal ffornia, dated March 30, says that "a lnan calling himself John :. Murphy, If Prescott, Arizona, left the north 5ouDd train at Poso to-day. He xas violently insane, and wandered dong the railroad, revolver in hand, -hreatening to shoot every one. The heEf finally captured him." The HHsbofe is a son of the we'll known aining man, J. R. Murphy. He eft here a few days since for San yrahcisco.
 Recording to the Phenix papers Be attack of ?. J. Clark on Gov .aFnor Hughes was a mos; cowardly 'nne He approached tae governor hon behind and walking around Aflially to his side una @ the as aull without being seen by the man 6S4nlted. the irst intimation Gov r Thor Hughes had being when he
 les Struck. That Clark thought he d1 a heroic act was evidenced by he fact of his telegraphing the af- ss.shir Do the Courier of this city, | fhich. to its credit, condemns the 1 cA 1 M s. Talt is 10 Gown to-day from l VfR Bug on business matters, and in l neaking of his company says that | : ha new ten-stamp mill which he IS fanling on the Lottie mine. Is pro l reesing fuelg and favorably. The | tant will be ID operation inside of !. month. aud will undoubtedly prove l 1ccessful, here being an everlast- sg low ol water from the tunnel in he mine. The mine being worked homs up magnifcently also, and bough an old property the ore Iody noN being exposed gives every fldlcatiOn of permanencS and i'm Foves in grade with development. 2 ee Earmichael, an experienced mill inr. will have charge of the reduc- lon plant.
 f I5nd.,e ]. J. Hawkins went to Phe- 'tx lo day.
 !. ". Dougherty came in on this IoEning's train.
 M. $. Taft, of Big Bug, is regis lred at Hotel Burke.
 6apervisor John Wood is quite ek, threateneI with pneumonia. Hen. J. J. Gosper came in on this (oznings train from Los Angeles. ! Dr. G E. Reynolds returned this orning from his visit to Los An sles
 Jndge E. NJ. Sanford left this ternoOn for Kingmau on profes- louzi business.
 M. T. Gallagher. a bright young toFney of Chicago. has been pay ga fi<it of several days duration Q Prcscott.
 g. ]. Nally, general manager of fe Postal Telegraph company, and Is asssstant, J. B. Corners, came up his Afternoon from Phenix. The lFmer passed through to Ash Fork, hile MT. Corners stopped in Pres sstt tO look over the telegraph field ere.
 -. ]. Dickey. superintendent Of the ~estern Union Telegraph com bny, Eith headquarters at Omaha,
 brooks, assistant superintendent lth headquarters a. Denver, and ndrew Smith, superintendent of
 IeRraph of the A. & P. railroad, 'tfi7cd in Prescott on this mornings ain. Air. Dickey is accompanied