Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-20
From Thursdays Daily.

i From Thursdays Daily.
 John Stillwell the popular young stockman will be married this even- ing at the McCabe mine to Miss Kate Culver, one of the most pop ular young ladies at the above camp, The young couple have a host of friends who will extend to them their best wishes.
 | J. A. Park came in from the Hassayampa country last evening.
 Mrs. Willis Hunter, wife of the barber near the Prescott House, died in Los Angeles yesterday of heart disease. She went in there in August for the benefit or her health which was apparently improving. Mir. Hunter received a telegram from her yesterday after noon saying she was feeling quite we'll and was greatly surprised as we'll as shocked to receive another a few hours later announcing her death.
 Articles of incorporation of the Napoleon consolidated mining com pany were filed for record in the re- corders office today. The capital stock is S6O0,0O0, divided into 6O0,- GOO shares of Sl each. The incor- porators are: F. Y. Layton, George Pridham, F. $. Munson, 4. $. Nun son. Place of business, Prescott. The company will operate in Yava- pal county, also in Raudsburg and other California mining territory.
 G. A Ainsworth is in town today from Walnut creek. He is able 10 get around again by the aid of a cane after his contact with baling machine, by which he came very near being converted into a bale of hay.
 Mrs. Barrett, wife of Patrick Bar rett, formerly of this place, but now living in Monterey. Mexico, was ter riblY burned on October 2, and wIll not recover. The servant girl poured kerosene on the fire to light it and the can exploded. Mrs. Barrett ran to the rescue of her child that hap pened to be near the stove, and her clothing caught fire, burning her severely. Mrs. J. R. Mcdonald, of this city, received a telegram from Mir. Barrett last night stating that Mrs. Barrett was sinking rapidly, and that there was no hope for her recovery. The child escaped serious injury.
 Born, in Prescott, October l2, to Mrs. J. J. Twombley, nee Miss Ida Smith, son.
 Assistant Superintendent Walker, of the Big Bug onyx mines, is in town today.
 George Marks, of Phenix, was caught in the land slide which oc- cured on the Skaguay trail not long ago. He escaped, but lost all his provisions and his entire outfit. This was the land slide in which cousin of Joe Choynski, the prize fighter, was killed.
 An Associated Press dispatch says that the badly decomposed body of a man, supposed to he that of Robt. Hammahan, of Jerome Junction, Arizona, was found in a slough near Ellensburg, Oregon.
 There are now thirty-one patients 1 Tn the county hospital.
 The office of Major Watts, clerk l of the district court, is undergoing l a thorough cleaning. A new carpet | will be put down, making the office 1 neat and tidy.
 The Barkley- Bergman Mercantile | Company, wholesale groccrs, are now l ready for business.
 c. l.. Hayden and family, who | spent the summer in Prescott, resid- | ing in J. R. Lowry's residence, have | gone to Phenix to spend the win ter.
 Elmer Wells, son of Judge and | Mrs. E. W. Wells, IS expected home tomorrow or Saturday. He has been in Australia for the past year or two.
 Geo. B. Upton, the St anton mining man, left for home last evening.
 Antone Rossi, the Italian who tried to commit suicide in the county jail last Friday night, is rapidly re- and will no doubt live 10 account for some of his earthly errors before settling with the final judge.
 C. NJ. Henderson x Go. have flied a suit in the district court against J. W. Sullivan.
 George Beck has filed suit in the district court against E. C. Beck.
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