Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-29

T. J. Corrigan is up from Con- gresS, circulating among his numer ous friends for day.
 F. NJ. Murphy, W. A. Drake, pr G. W. Vickers and W. c. Bashlord went out to Big Bug today.
 Wm. Roberts, the rustling con- tractor and freighter, today took a contract for the freighting of l0O tons of ore from tho Monte Cristo mine, on Groom creek, to the Soma tor mill.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Carter, of Walnut Grove. came in yesterday accompanied by their charming daughter, Miss Della. They came to secure medical attention for the latter, who sustained injury to one of her limbs some time since. They returned home today.
 The suit of T. J. Eaman vs. Fred. Gaines was compromised out of court, and the suit has been dis missed. Mir. Gaines on Saturday received a deed and bill of sale to his ranch and cattle in Kirkland valley.
 Mrs. Laura Hamilton. of Peoples valley, came up on this mornings train, accompanied by her sou. Tue latter IS en route to Ontario, Cali foruia, to attend ChaiFey college. He will leave for that place this night.
 Messrs. Clark x Forbes, of the Jersey Lily mining camp, enter tained a number of members of the Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges on Saturday night. About four carriage loads attended, and they report hav- ing had a royal good time, as their hosts spared no trouble to make visit highly enjoyable.
 Joseph l.. Giroux, superintendent of the United Verde Copper Com pany, returned to Jerome on this mornings train from a two weeks visit to Mexico where his brother is interested in mining.
 Joseph Mayer, the rustling pro- pristor of Mayer station, at Big Bug, IS in town.
 A. E. Joscelyn has moved his Educator to Kingmau, where he is engaged in teaching school.
 The Hebrew New year, Rosh Hashannah commenced at sun down last evening and lasts till sun down this evening. In consequence Of it, today is observed as holiday and all business houses owned by our Jewish citizens are closed. Services were held by them in K. of r. hall today.
 Geo. B. Upton. of Clinton, Ia., came in on last evenings train ac- companied by J. O. Day and his son j. NJ. Day, of Marietta, Ohio. MT Upton is interested in some good mining properties near stanton and the Messrs. Day expect to be- come identified with our mining in terests aud locate here perma- nently.
 The Courier's evident intended sarcasm Tn referring to this paper as the JOURNAL MIRPHY reminds us of a story. A young wife, attending q ball, complained to her husband that a certain young gentleman, squeezed her hand while dancing. "Oh well" was the jocular reply she received, If 1t amuses him and don't hurt you never mind it." IT this little pleasantly amuses our con temporary it is all right as 1t dout hurt the JOURNAL -MINkR in the least.
 John j. Quinn, representing an eastern tailoring establishment came in today from Jerome where he has been spending the summer.
 w. J. Mulyenon received tele gram today announcing the death in Los Angeles this morning of Henry Spaulding formerly ot this county. Clarence Spauldlng lett on this mornings train having been advised of the serious illness of his father. Besides the above son de- ceased leaves a wife and two daugh- ters one of the latter being the wife of Sheriff Ralph Cameron, of Coco nino county.
 Miss Rodgie Pratt, Charles Raible and Thomas Brown will all leave on tonight's north bound train for Ontario, California, to attend Chaffey college.
 Mrs. Perry Wildman, of Tempe, came in on today's train from Cali fornia en route home from her sum mer vacation.
 NJ. G. Burns and G. B. Scammeli left for the east this morning on mining business.