Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
 Jack Patterson's coon, which he labored with night and day in atten- ton and gave nice things to eat, jumped through a six-foot drop yesterday and committed suicide at the Johnson House. For the edifi- cation of Jacks many friends, it IS useless to say that the coon was a four legged one.
 w. W. Vanderbilt received a tele- phone message from the Crowned King today, saying that James York, his partner in mining, had fallen down a shaft in the Del Pasco mine, and in addition to breaking an arm, had sustained serious internal in juIies. Further particulars of the accident were meagre. Dr. Barrett left this afternoon for the scene of the accident.
 s. J. Fleming, the we'll known mining man, is confined to his bed, suffering, it Is said, with mountain fever.
 Sheriff RuTner brought down from Ash Fork this morning a bust ed Klondyker, accused of petty larceny.
 Mrs. Joseph Dillon left yesterday for Hamilton, Ontario, on visit, and will be absent some time.
 Capt. James O'Hara, we'll eqipped in mining supplies, and cherishing the belief that if there are any big gold ledges laying around loose in Yaqui country, left this morning in private conveyance of his own. The captain is a practical miner and like many others, has a little touch of the prevailing golden fever. Hope he'll strike it good.
 Captain R. c. Gushing, we'll and agreeably known in mining hfe, is in town today, coming from Rumble. bee, where he has good properties under operation.
 They say the firm of Cox x Will son, in Phenix, is in a state of ap- proaching dissolution. The tail counts for nothing with the title loped off.-Tucson Star. We always did think that Gen. Wilson couldn't stand Phenix climate ard alfalfa punches, unless there was some official flavor in each. Come back, old boy.
 Tillman and Bendel arc doing some very extensive advertising in this section with their Trophy Bak- ing Powder, which is made from re- fined croam of tartar and soda and nothing else. Their flayoring ex- tracts are he finest We havs ever ex- amined, We understand there are none made in this counry any bet ter. Their spices are milled from only the choicest stock. Mir. Heaton who is introducing their goods to the ladies ot our city reports very fine trade which shows our people like the finest and recognize it when they see it. It would 6e we'll fo the ladies not as yet called on 10 give lhase goods a critical examin- ation. Mr. Heaton is taking orders for these goods to be delivered by your grocer. We wish him much success the balance of his stay with us.
 Articlrs of Incorporation of the Dry Roller Process Gold Quartz Mill company have been filed for record. The company is an outside one and proposes to operate in this section.
 The rain today was welcome, and was municipal blessing so far as the water works goes.
 A recent letter from Frank Em- nal iu San Francisco states that he IS enjoying himself at home, and that bis sister, who has been SO SC. iously ill for some time, is con valescing.
 Miniature photographs of Dr George Reynolds are flying thick and fast over the country. aud batch of them were received in Prescott today, together with much spicy literature covering the career of that speedy gentleman. IL seems that the pr. Reynolds Prescott once had was not the genuine article and the original Dr. Reynolds wants his scalp and his diplomas back, which were stolen. Many warrants arc out for the Prescott doctor, and they seem to want him real bad.
 Something of a sensational marriage rumor is Hitting through the Prescott atmosphere. No official record of the doings ot Cupid are shown in Probate Judge Hicks oflieo { thar oifect, and the suppo- sition Is grasped at that the parties have adopted tho contract system as the oilyiest way to get around Pros colt gossipers.
 Clough's fruit, fresh every morn ing at the stand noxt door to Brink meyers hotel, and south side of the plaza, next door to Shulps Livery Stables. Orders for parties taken, if time is given. Fruit loft at s a m. at stand. jY13xlm