Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-17

| United States Attorney Ellin
 wood left for the north thi
 morning.
 Special Agent Edward Bender, O
 the land department at Washington
 is in town.
 < son was born to MT. aud Mrs
 Cline of Chaparral, yesterday, No
 vember 10.
 Mrs. E. W. Meany, of Los An
 geles, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
 F. NJ. Murphy.
 Ozna Tato and Basqual Torres
 were yesterday found guilty of bur.
 glary m the second degree.
 Bargain Bazaar" is the elegant new sign that ornaments the front oi Geo. Wooster's stationery store.
 s. A. Logan has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Al. McCann with bonds fixed at S2,000.
 City Engineer Fisher is setting grade stakes for the proposed grad ing of Gurley street between Cortez street and Mount Vernon.
 A deed from W. R. Rhodes and wife to J. C. Sncw for l60 acres of land in Chino valley, was filed for record today. Consideration 5000
 In the case of the Territory vs. Dee Scott and Tllton Scott, defend ants were today granted separate trials. Dee Scott is on trial today charged with larceny of cattle.
 Major Gilbreth. of the lIth in fantry, stationed at Whipple, has been appointed inspector of sup plies for the Indians of the Cole rado river agency.
 Riggs, Steele and Daly, the Mesa City boys, charged with the murder of tramp named Grant, at Mesa, have been held to answer to the grand jury.
 Misses Van Beuren, of New York, relatives of Mrs. A. c. Brodie, ar rived on last evenings train for an extended visit to Prescott. They were met at Ash Fork by Col. A. O Brodie.
 A telegram from Denver says: It has leaked out from department headquarters that the new pro gramme of infantry changes sends the Seventh Infantry to Arizona and the First To Fort Russell. The Eleventh, now Tn Arizona, goes to California and the Eighth goes to Fort Logan.
 w. K. Meade and wife have gone to San Francisco, where Mrs. Meade will reside while her husband goes to the klondike country. He expects 10 start very soon.
 A very delicate, but successful surgical operation, was performed at the county hospital yesterday by Drs. McNslly ant Butler for Mrs. Mary Bell, of Jerome. The patient is getting along remarkably we'll under the circumstances,
 The gold watch, donated to the Catholic fair, but which was not disposed of at the time, was dis posed of last evening at a meeting Of the ladies of the Altar Society. The lucky man was named A. Kopp or Kapp, and is supposed to hail from Congress.
 The law card of Judge J. D. Bethune, ex-associate justice of the l supreme court of this territory, ap- pears in the JoURNAL-MINER. Judge | Bethune is an able and successful 1 lawyer. He has located permanently | in Prescott, and will practice in all | the courts of the territory.
 The driver of Phenix delivery wagon was stopped and robbed by | two men in the outskirts of that | town Tuesday evening. He was returning from delivering goods at the asylum. The robbers got a gold watch worth Sl50 and s in money. Phenix highwaymen evil dently fear neither man, God or the devil or the Phenix policeman.
 The ball to be given by the Pres colt Elks on Thanksgiving eve, promises to be quite grand affair. This order never stops half way at they undertake and they will spare neither time, trouble nor to make a success of this event.
 Judge Edward Bender, special agent of the land office at Washing ton, is making brief stay in Pres colt. Judge Renders mission to Arizona is to investigate the possi- bilities of converting the Grand Canyon into a national park and forest reserve.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J H. Col lins. J F Roberts, Jerome; John Luke, Phenix; NJ l. Gannan, St. Louis; A H Emery. c Sweet, San Fran; Jos McNamara, Congress-; F D Murphy, Harqua Hala; Judge Edward Bender, Washington, D. c; Fl H Fenn, Detroit; G w Hull, Je- rome; Mrs Elmira E Gladwin, Low ell, Mass.
 Miss Sadie Archibald received a letter from her brother, Miles Archi- bald, announcing his marriage last Tuesday, to Miss Cunningham, of Los Angeles. The latter will be by many people here, being a neice of Miss Nellie Cash man with whom she visited Prescott l some time since.
 Our contemporary, in very selfish spirit of self adulatioD, says: "The Courier's agitation of the shelter for To these many years, seems to be bearing fruit" The facts are that both of the Prescott have agitated and worked to secure this object, and yet, had it pof haan for fha co-Onarafipn of