Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

There is a TumOr a1Oat that the King Of Arizona mine has been sold for the sum of S750.000. This rumor comes from Yuma where it IS credit ed, but further particulars are moi Obtainable.-Gazette. Quite serious accident is re- ported to have happened at Jerome on Monday night. Twelve holes had been drilled and loaded in the 800 foot level, when the signal was given for the men to get away. Two men, in getting out of the wiuZe, were caught by flying rock and and one oi them sustained a broken leg while the other was pretty badly bruised. Neither of them Is considered dan goroUsly injured.
 County teachers will have an Op- portunity to take examination for life diplomas at quarterly meeting of the county board of examiners to be held December 6 and :, 1897. Applicants are requested to furnish satisfactory evidence of good moral character and that they have been successfully engaged ia teaching for a period or ten years, one year Ot which was in this territory on a first grade county or territorial cer- tiicate. and in addition thereto the applicant must pass an examination in pedagogy, history of education, school economy and school govern ment.
 "The Mohave Miner comments on the smallness of our soul. Thia soul measurement Is. or course, from the Mohsve Miners standpoint. and seems to be endorsed by the JOCR- NAL-MINER, in its reproduction 0! the comment. Courier. If an ac- count of a murder were 10 be copied, by the same logic the murder would be endorsed. This sort of seeming logic. though, does not exist among many people.
 From Fridavs Daily. Phenix Is importing -four from Minneapolis.
 r. II. Murphy goes to Phenix on this sevening's train.
 MUrat Masterson is said to be chief of police at Dawson City.
 J. NJ. Aitken killed six deer during lis recent hunting expedition.
 r. +. Raymond. of Catortiu, spent his Thanksgiving in Prescott.
 RC Brown. Q! the Phoenix Her ali. came in from ,na south yester- day.
 Joe Campbell and Al Kastner went tp Pnoenix with the Prescott foOtbail team.
 Barry Goidwater came up from PhOenIx ;o ca; his Thanksgiving dinner in Prescott.
 \ daughter was born Co Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Sargent on Wednesday evening, November 2t
 4 marriage license was isSned to day tu john |. Il. Detts and bacLael R. Lombard, both oI Jerome.
 Dr. Porter, of WhiPpie, has been awarded a certificate from the terri toriai board of medical examiners
 Herbert Meany came up from Congress on "Wednesday t. spend Thanksgiving with his mother and sister.
 4 ded from ]. Il. Sparkliu to G. ". Morris for lot No. 22, m the SparkiIn tract, Jerome, was filed for record today.
 IL Is remarkable the amOnnt of turkey and ianumerable other good things that went to waste in Pres colt yesterday.
 NIT. and Mrs. Mccormick, of Port Huron. Michigan. who have been guests of Mrs. C. l.. and NIT. and Mrs. C. A. Dake, left yesterday for California.
 The jury in the case of Dennis 4. Burke V. The Providence Gold Min ing Company. yesterday announced that it was unable 10 agree, and was discharged.
 John Hanlon. brother of Mrs. \. O. Budie, came mp from the Crown Point m.ne to attend the Elks' ball and to spend Thanksgiving in Pres colt.
 A deei was flied for record today from Sheriff Ruffner to D. L. Ma gonder for ll5.94 acres of land near Fort Whipple, sold to satisfy Judg- ment against John Duke.
 A deed from Jesse Penwell to T. ". Otis for lots 3. and ,, block B, Fleury's addition to Prescott, was filed for record today. Considera- tion, S750.
 The wind storm which ragged with such violence on Wednesday term mated in a slight rainfall in the evening. which was followed by the shifting of the wind 10 the north and a fall ID the temperature.
 Melon growers of Phenix have or ganized an association for the pur- pose of trying to secure favorable rates from the railroads for the purpose of shipment of melons. Lincoln Fowler i- president and d. W. Eastwood secretary.
 4 dance was given last night in Joe Maver's new bdildIng, at Mayer at which there were about lj0 leo ple present. 4 score of these were from Prescott. \ good time WIS had bv all. and an excellent supper was served.
 Ernest Conner, of Lynx creek died at the Sisters's hospital yester- day of an internal abscess. He has been in the hospital two weeks Deceased was - years old, and bl' father and two brothers reside on Lynx creek.
 Hon. \. O. Murphy came uT from Castle Creek hot springs or Thursdav morning and Is still II town on business. He says that the work Is progressing satlsiac- toriiv on the improvements to the above health and pleasure resort. . Corey Willbanks, leader of the Prescott band. will leave shortly toi .I"r.,n.. where he will locate h' t.4 . .l Q . r.. ..-- L-- loo 4s~ shin. 4 business meeting win nt held at the hall this evening, and Il is important that every member O' present.
 I, will no doubt be pleasing an ,o,,,carneDt to very many to lear