Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-07

OU years Ol age, WnO came nefe aDOu
 two months ago with view of lC
 eating, died this morning at tn | Congress house of appendicitis, ac
 companied by peritonitis, after a illness of only ten days. His remain
 will he embalmed and shipped to hi relatives in Indiana. W, A. Scott, staff correspondent
 and business agent of the MininI and Scientific Press, of San Fran
 cisco, arrived in Prescott on Satur
 day night, and will remain for som
 time in this section in the interest
 of the above paper. While Mir
 Scott will make an effort to add tC
 subscriptions list of the paper, ht
 will also write a series of articles
 descriptive of the mining resources
 os this section,
 The Mineral Wealth announces
 that Lawyer Hartman has left King
 man and Mohave county. The de-
 parture of Lawyer Hartman is about the smallest loss that any commun- Iity can sustain. When he left Pres Icott he left number of unpaid bills behind, which, so far as heard from, are not paid yet, among the number being one due this office. The last heard from Mir. Hartman he was living luxariously at the Ford hotel in Phenix.
 Rev. l.. D Wyckof, wife and three children arrived iu Prescott on Fri day, aud are stopping at the resi- dence of Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Sewall. Rev. Wyckof preached at the Con- ! gregational church yesterday. Mrs. J. J. Wragovich has gone 10 Janesville, Wisconsin, for a visit with relatives. Mir. Wragovich ac- eompanied her as far as Albuquer- que.
 Ed. Williams died at the county hospital yesterday, aged 45 years. He died from cancer of the stomach and gave permission to the doctors to hold a post mortem on his re- mains Tn the interest of science. The physicians of Prescott and Whipple held an autopsy this after noon.
 The telegram in the Phenix Re- publican, some days ago, announcing that Frank E. Jordan had been ap- pointed postmaster at Globe, was correct, as gentleman by that | name has been appointed postmas- ter at that place.-Jerome News.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 John D. Wilson, of Denver, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 The railroad track in the Prescott yards is being repaired.
 Buy a ticket to the dance cn Thursday night.
 Help the band boys out by buying a ticket to their dance next Thurs day night.
 Nose Drachman and Edwin Harri- son, of PheniK, are registered at Hotel Burke.
 J. c. Goodwin, of Tempe, was in town yesterday, leaving for home last night.
 F. E. Jones horse ran away last evening, wrecking his delivery wa yon considerably.
 Mrs. c. D. Reppy, wife of the edi- tor of the Florence Tribune, IS visit ng Mrs. E. B. Gage.
 Bruce has six four-animal teams md three eights engaged in freight ng to Crowned King.
 William Brownell was taken to be county hospital to day in par ially insane condition. Too much is the alleged cause. Ie had similar trouble about two 'ears ago.
 Henry James, who died on Sun lay night, was buried this afternoon, Hstead of being sent east, as at first determined. Rev. II. A. Brown, of be Episcopal church, and of which deceased was also a member, held ervices over the remains. Although he young man had only been here a hort time, he had made several ac- Iuaintanees, and his funeral was yell attended.
 Our contemporary announces that great fight is being made against :. T. Stoddard in Washington. Just vhat the nature of this great fight 5, it does not state, nor can it be just what it is, as Mir. before his departure from Arizona, consistently insisted that 10 was not candidate for any ap- and none of the press dispatches indicate that he has hanged hIs mind since leaving here. Rather diseouraging reports come rom the Salt river in regard todam- ge by recent frosts. It is stated hat the almond crop will be total oss. Early peaches are also all filed, while it is estimated that here will not be over one-third of rop of apricotS. Grain is also said 0 be more or less damaged.
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