Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27

! again this afternoon. He states that his company will commence rebuild : ing their mil St once, which was destroyed by fire last summer.
 Traffic was blockaded again to day in the alley ia tho rear of the BashTorl Eurmjster Co. Three o' four big ir Sht teams and S pack train were all being loaded at one time. while delivery wagons, Ice wagons ana Chinese vegetable ped d.ers' waglUS. were Sandwlched lu the crevice,.
 As yestertsy's south bound train was pulling into PheniX with engine :. Sam Laudon at the thro tie, it colhded with a trolley wire of the street railroad. No serioLs damage was done, further than the wrecklng of the headlight, and Master Me chauic Jackson sent new head light down this morning.
 =. Nj. McGowan, formerly Indian Agent at Fort MohSve, m Mohaye county, has been offered promotion ] to the highest civil service position m the gift of the Indian bureau that of supervisor of Indian schools, His duties will take him all over the ! United States inspecting, investlgat- ing and reporting on the various Indian schools and agencies lt Is a very important position aud brings him close to the head of Indian affairs. His salary will be about S&OOO s year.
 Ham in Gavland's next paper on Grant m McClure's Magazine will tell the story of Grants part in the Mexican war IL was in its way q most efficient and heoric part, and had an important influence on Grants subsequent career. The paper will embrace recollectionS of Grant by men who fought by his Ssde through the war, and two long lett rS written from the field by Grant himself and never before published. IL will be fully illus trated.
 Legislator Mulveuon has evidently been entertaining the PhenicIAns Ss will be seen by the following from the Republican: One of the most entertaining story tellers in the present legislature Is William Null venom, of Gavspai county. Billy" NGiyeuou, ls he Is fsmiliarly called ia tbe northern country, was sheriff al Navapai county during the Teuksbury and Graham feud, and
 IS tClI Of "reminiscences of doings in T,1to Basin ia those days. To listen an hour or 50 to some Of his personal experiences during those troublesome times would be pro Guc,iye ot 8 sleepless night 10 the average tenderfoot.
 Johnnie Moore, who Is said to have no superior in Arizona as a horseback rider and tralnsr of vic ious horses, was badly and perhaps fetallv injured yesterday afternoon. A horse he was riding threw him self and uis rider. The accident happened urar Five Points. The horse had thrown himself shortly before and Moore was badly hurt and dazed then. The next time MOCTe's head was brought iu violent contact with the ground. He was cs-ried Co a. adjacent house so in- jured tha, b could hot be brought to town. PhvSirians are unable to learn how badly he Is hurt for at eleven o'clock last night several hours after the accident be had not recovered consciousness. - PheniX Republican.
 FrUa Saturdays Daily.
 Editor Duubar's son Will Is ser iously i'll in Phenix.
 The Wh;ppie thermometer regls- tered l5 degrees above ze-o this morning.
 E. II. Winters, of the Bee Hive store in Pnenix. has made an ss- sigument.
 A car load of sand stone from Flagstaff passed through on this mornings train. en route to PheniX.
 The humps are prevailing among the old "uns"
 There is a Smart Aleck in town who wants to see a Chinook wind strike this section.
 The Pheni1 foot ball team should be invited to Prescott 10 play snow ball.
 Several Prescottites are going to Washington to take in the Mckinley inaugural, or vice versa.
 Rev. r.. II Ashmuu, of Albuquer- que. Is m town. and will preach at the Congregational church Sunday forenoon and also al the Gospel meeting in the NJ. E. church al go p. n.
 Barnes & Co. are preparing to opan the Keystone saloon on CorteZ street, and expect to haze the same ready for business on the lst of February. Tbey wilt handle good liquors and run ii in first class manner.
 Daring the past week the pupils of our public schools have been un- da--oiuE their semi-annual e1amina- aan-. While all of the papers have ao, been looked at, Prof. Ostrom, n-y,r,heiesS, Is very much pleased Eita the progress made.
 The Alabama legislature don't propose to respect the rights of college graduates An effort is be IuE made Co include among the capital oTenses the parting of . maia name in the middle, or the spelling of female names after such fashions a, Mae, or NJ a-l.l-y-e, or P-s-e-u-s-a-n, or Ma b-y.-EI.
 It is estimated says the Tucson Star there ars TO less than forty five citizens and their families who are supported by fees or salaries paid by the taxpayers of Pima county. Add Co this the territorial and federal officials, including post masters and all deputies and large