Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-27

l R. Wilkenson, of Tayloryille, Hi
 nois, fsther-in-law of Geo. F. Har-
 rington, of the Crowned King mine,
 came in on last evenings train from
 the east.
 B. NJ. Goldwater made a flying
 visit to Prescott yesterday, return
 tug again to Phenix on last even
 ing's train.
 Mrs. Geo. s. Porter arrived from
 California a few days ago, and alter
 spending a few days in Prescott,
 will join her husband at Castle
 creek hot springs, where Mir. Porter
 is engaged as manager of the hotel at that famous resort.
 Mayor ONeill has given a con
 tract for the erection of a three story brick building m Phenix with a twelye-foot basement. Contractor TooheY has already commenced the excavation for it.
 Rev. .. A. Oats and family arrived yesterday from California. Rev Oats is the newly appointed pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South, in this place.
 The case of the Territory ys R. E, Daggs was tried at Holbro0k this week, on change of venue from CoconIno county. aud resulted in verdict of aequlttal.
 The Gazette says Rev" John Cashman the minister of tho Baptist Church at Jerome. who was ordered out of town by the members of the church, and who left Jerome be- tween two days, was seen riding a bicycle on the streets of Phenix on Thursday.
 Nj. Rosenberg. of the firm of Rosenberg tS Go, of Phenix, Is nav 1 tug a ear load of hides and pelJs, 1 purchased of W. II. Smith, loaded l for shipment to Phenix today.
 The Pool of Siloam," on Coftez ] street was drained away to nothing 1 ness today by the aid of picks l and shovels in the hands of com potent workmen.
 Today Judge Hicks appointed 4. C. Gilmore administrator of the estate of his father, Alexander Gil more, deceased, with bonds fixed at $500.
 The mail from the west failed to connect again today.
 B. s. Detwiler. of the engineer corps surveying the road between Deming and Phenix, is m town. He IS brother of Jack Detwiler, the we'll known locomotive engineer of the $. K. F. x F. railroad and was formerly connected with the engi- neer corps of the latter named road.
 J. 1. Gardner returned last even ing from Flagstaff.
 McClure's Magazine for Novem- Der will contain three chapters from Mark TwSin's forthcoming book on 1 his recent journey round the world. They are the only portion that will be given to the public in advance of the book itself. and are said to have all of the old Mark Twain flavor, with something added They have been very fully illustrated for Me Cures by A. B. Frost and Petcr Newell, who for kindly, genuine, and yet faneiful humor hold much the same place among artists that Mark Twain himself holds among writers. L. A. Davies, president of the Suu i Dance mining company, has gone Co 7 Chicago on business. Jules BaumaUn left for the Agua C Fria yesterday to look after his min- { ng interests. ' Dr. E. w. Butcher and A. W. : Edwards will leave on this even 7 ng's train for the Castle creek hot i, 'prings. The doctor expects 10 re- : main for about a week, for the pur- {, pose of securing a divorce from a : veil attested case of rheumatism, while MT. Edwards stay will be only [ ! few days duration. They will go $ o Vulture Siding by train and take ] stage from there to the springs to- nOrrOu uanrnipn