Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
THE CITY AND COUNTY XsEy Items Ff0n Oar 06l lGsa aFl
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Today's south bound Jra'n Wa thee hours late.
 L. 4. Davies lsf, Tor Pnenlx on t0 days train.
 Ei Gillespie returned to Con gress this afternoon.
 Mrs. W. B. Cotton returned (, Pheni1 on tOdays train
 F. \. BiHAr. of Cherry Creek, ii in town.
 C. Hall. the commercial trav eler left for Congress today.
 J.M. W. Moore returned today from his trip ess;.
 W. (. T. |. meeting tomorrow al 3o'clocS :n ;he back par.o-> of the reading rSom.
 J. w. Sullivan. the cattle man, re turned today from trip to Kan S3s.
 Maximum temperature yesterday 40; minimum. a above zero. Max mum today. 4; minimum. 6 above J. F. Wagner was in town last evening, leaving for home Jh!s morning on horseback. E. L. Wright. of the Prescott Electric company, came In On to- days train from Los Angeles.
 Louis North WAS taken suddenly Ill this morning, threatened with pneumonia.
 W. L. Garden. chief clerk ;a E. E, Wells office. left yesterday for a three weeks visit to Mexico.
 Colin T.mm5ns left ou this after nooa's nOTta-bouud train to exam inc some copper properties h the Grand Canyon.
 ]. G. and J. E. Hill and I <. Rice. al of whom are interested ID mines in the Bradshaw mountains came in on toiay's train from Cali furnis.
 NJ. E Morin lei, for Albuquerque last night for q pref visit. l. will be his first visit to tbe town since leaving there ten wears ago.
 The body of the .a,s Frank 4. Cole was brought in from Cherry Creek yesterday, and the funeral will take place tomorrow from =. 4. Logan's undertaking establish ment.
 Geo. Hammer, q merchant from the McCabe mine. was in town today. He says the snow has al, 6isaV- pearei alres3y from that camp. He says lt G:t uo' exceed four inches ID Gepcl a- any time there, but on the divda it was five feet deep.
 Forged orders for goods have been successfully worked oa a num- Of Prescott merchants. They were made payable to a MT Williams. Some bore the alleged s.E1ayura Cf J. E. Wagoner. while others hai k. C. Bates name signed t' them. Officers are on the trail oi the forger.
 Thomas =. Norton. q miner. aged = years. s native aF Davru-h-re Engia1d, GIed at the Sisters hos pital this morning. of ! compiler tion Cf diseases. He has been at work on the Crowned King mine from which place he WAS brouEh; in four weeks ago. suffering win cy- phold fever. ani other coIp.ica- lious set iu resulting fatally. Ills funera. vii take place to LOTION Afternoon under the su>p e-S ot Az;lan lodge. F. < A NJ. oL which he was a member.
 McC.U-e's Magazine fir Fv5ru- uary w.l contain a S-a-pr-u 1y Rudyard Ripping, Illustrated oy Oilver Hetf1rc. Since the V.n.-ca- lion Of hlpHuEs Dsw oroA of poems. The Seven Sva>. tusre is 8 special il,~rr>. iu him ss a poet. end particularly as the poe. Q. The sea.
 :. (. Roger writes to the Jo-R- EAL-MINES. under date of JsaUary g. tha, the recent snow fall al Walnut creek. was the heaviest e1- psrieacet m thir;y years. He also writes that Mrs. Rogers Is very sick
 Mrs. Mary 4. Hobart, a populi>t orstri1 with the accent on The I<icks.) Is ID the fight for Senator from the new state on the north Eide Of the Columbia, and says she 1in to stay. + elected. she will have WeosIer's dictionary so amen 8sd ss to cause the insertion oi the mord -.Seuatress. defined as woman who makes long wIudeG Bpeeches and sends her night gowns kone through the malls In tIme for tke regular Monday wash. Los Angeles Times.
 While W. II. SAmmouS. who re lceatly arrived here rom La6e City,