Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04
THE CITY AND COUNTY
GsEy Items FrOmi Our OEn Town an
 Surrounding Country,
From weane days Daily.

Silver has dropped to 5sk Gan this be attributed to the Clondyke craze.
 Nj. A. and John Burns, of Cherry creek, are registered at the Burke today.
 The weather is warm enough to give one the Clondyke fever, from a climatic standpoint.
 Among the instruments filed for record today is that of ]. J. Hawk ins as a notary public.
 E. A. Bruck, prominent paper dealer of Los Angeles, is in town'on his regular jaunt.
 c. c. Fineout has deeded to J. c. Reynolds a one third interest in the Red Cloud mine in Pine Grove.
 Dunbar, of the Gazette, is upon the railroad. Whenever John gets left, it is an icy day in Phenix.
 A "crap" game in town has closed evidently for wantof prosperity. 1t, should have gone to the Clondyke.
 
 Among the passengers on thIs mornings north bound train was Stevens, tho Goldield miner, who is en route to Colorado. He goes to remain.
 Governor Akers has issued a rsquisitiOn on the governor of New Mexico for the extradition of Dee snd Triton Scott who are wanted at Jerome on 8 charge Of cattle steal. ing.
 The Phoenix Herald says: "Mr. Jerry Sullivan while driving cattle from Glendale yesterday was over come by the heat and for time he was in a serious condition but to- dsy is much better and his recovery will be complete m few days" Yesterday IS said to have been the hottest day Pnenix has ever ex- perienced. It was l23 in the shade, and was occasioned probably from the fact that Governor McCOrd was en route to the capital at last, which worked up the elements to fever heat.
 In the district court today, the only proceedings had was m the case of Jesse T. Jones vs. John ;. Jones, whereby the receiver, 4. J. Doran, rendered his resignation. On motion. Jesse T. Jones was .ap- pointed receiver of the Little Jessie Mining Co.
 When an old timer 10 the rays of an Arizona sun IS knocked out, like Jerry Sullivan was the other day m Phoenix, 1t Is about time for the average Hassayamper to make up his mind and go to the Clondyke for safety. But, then, Phenix was always a warm town.
 Governor Akers yesterday honor ed acquisition from the governor of the state of Sonora, Mexico, for the extradition of MaVtin Flores, who is wanted there on charge of murder. Flores is in custody at Clifton and an agent of the Mexi- can government left for there last night to escort the murderer back Co MSxlcO.-Gazette.
 The members of the Good Temp lar order who went to Prescott last Monday night to attend ths grand lodge, returned about midnight last night. They were met at the depot by about twenty members of the local lodge. They report having had most enjoyable trip and being hospitably entertained at Prescott. Gazette.
 Mrs. John C.. Herndon entertained . number of her friends at a delight ful musicale last evening. From ten to fifteen numbers wee rendered by different members present, which were enthusiastically y received. Ex- cellent refreshments were served, after which the guests departed to dream of the charms music hath, 'to soOthe tho savage breast" Our. musical critic beiug out of town, We cannot enter upon an elaborate dis course on the various numbers given
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Fl. j. Allen, of Jerome, came m on last evenings train.
 J. c. Herndon returned last even ing from his trip to PinOs Altos.
 J.L. Fisher is said to be seriously ill, suffering with peritonitis.
 Attorney Johnston has gone to Los Angeles to inhale the ocean breezes.
 Dr. Walls has gone to Los Angeles on a professional jaunt, and will be absent for few days.
 F. $. Burt. the energetic mining man, leaves today for a business trip to Colorado.
 D. NJ. Riordan, we'll and faYhrably known to all Arizonans, passed through todayio PheniX.
 Barry Goldwater came in yester- dsv from San Francisco and stop ped over to get an Overcoat before going south.
 District Attorney E. $ ClIrk, of Coconino county, who joined the crowd at Flagstaff towelcome Gov. McCord, came through to Prescott on last evenings train.
 E. s. Clark, who arrived yesterday from Flagstaff, went through the gauntlet last night a. an Elk. He returned to his homo this morning in fair order.
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