Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-03
THE CITY AND COUNTY ASVSy Items From Our 0Vn Town an
 Surrounding Country.
From wedne.dsy,s Daily.


 to Phenix on today's train.
 Wm. Osborn, q we'll known stage driver had his feet pretty badly fro zen on Sunday night.
 c. E. Walker, of Williamson Val ley, returned today from an extend ed visit to California.
 Karl Snyder and W. T. Taliefero of the A. X. T. railroad came in on last nights train.
 Col. F. C. Hatch, of Phenix 1t is stated, has acquired extensive coffee interests in Costa Rica.
 Earl Layton. of Ukiah, California arrived in Prescott a few days since for visit to his friend, Miss May Roberts.
 If the chicken controversy keeps up much longer, we may expect soon to see paper started called Grow and Caekie. "
 W. c. Barnes, of Phenix, has gone to Washington to attend the in auguration and to press his applica- tion for United States marshal.
 Deputy Sheriff Smith of Mohave county came ID on today's train to attend the examination of the al legged train robbers.
 A deed has been filed for record from the A. &. ? railroad company for lots three and four, block one. Ash Fork, the consideration being S1O0.
 Michael Costello, a Phenix plas- terer, has just inherited fortune of $S00,000 by the death of his brother in Australia. Mir Costello is 70 years old.
 A roll of bedding in Sam Lees restaurant caught fire last night and an alarm was sounded which was re- sponded to by the fire department. The fire was extinguished however before their arrival.
 A. s Grant, the mail clerk whose car was robbed in the recent train robbery, Is a whistler of quite an extended reputation. He gave an exhibition of his whistling ability last night to a select audience at Cook < Bells jewelry store.
 Fioyie, the eighteen months old l child of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Heisler, l died this morning at S:10 o'clock, l after an illness of about three weeks, l and was buried this afternoon. h. hammation of the bowels was the | cause of death.
 A conflict is said to be imminent | between Papago Indians and Mexi- | cans near the line, fifteen miles west | pf Nogales, over the killing recently ot PapVgo chief by the Mexicans.
 W. H. Ferguson returned last hight from a trip to the Harqua Hala country. He located a num- Der of mining claims during his trip. He says that on last Saturday he section he was in was visited by ) thunder storm, which flooded the entire country.
 Last evening Mir. and Mrs George H. Cook gave a pleasant party to some of their northern Arizona Trends, in honor of Hon. J. C. Hern- Bon and wife, of Prescott, who are fisiting in this city. E E. Ellin- Food and wife and Fred W. Sisson. n Flagstaff, were the other mem bers of the party.-Gszette.
 The examination of Abe Thomp- son and Kid Marvin, on a charge of Icing accessories to the Rock Cut 4ain robbery. has been in progress today before Justice J. NJ. W. Moore. he interest in this examination is much less than was manifested yes lerday in the of Parker, ts not to exceed a dozen aui half Spectators were present. Up 10 the hour of the noon recess, practically De same testimony as that intro 6nced at Parker's examination had teen introduced, and nothing to tonnect the accused with the crime hsd been introduced. The examin- oEion was concluded this afternoon, 1pd both prisoners were held with rnt bail to answer to the grand tpry.
 The Caldwell. Ohio, Journal of February Is has the following to ~ of Hon. R. J. Cleveland's return lo his native state. after a three Fears' residence m Arizona: Senator Cleveland arrived fresh from far sway Arizona last week, and was in sktendance at the Lincoln League bAnquet in Zanesville on the l2th Ereeting his old time friends for De first time in three years. He is fnst the same old genial Henry J. f past years, with an added health Enge of Arizona bronze on his 8heeks, and it is safe to say that no nan present was favored with a nore hearty and friendly reception Ian he. He is a strong champion of Arizona, and stoutly maintains Dat its fertile plains will in the bar future be the Eden of America. 4r. Cleveland was called back to eolumbus on business, but expects n the near future to pay 6 visit to Laldwell and other points in Ono, where, unqueStionably, ke will be warmly welcomed. We miss our Rhess, if when be returns to the Southwest, he does not carry a beSket full of rich plums from the 1acoming administration for no man ees been more devoted. more faith tel to the rising star of President Sect Wm. Mckinley"