Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-14

for Prescott. While no official re port has been made on the proposes site they went to examine yesterda tt IS given out that all of the engi nesrs were agreed that several i'm porlant changes, from the plan submitted, would be necessary.
 J. W. Wilson has returned frou his trip east.
 The jury last evening acquitte, Henry Pierce of the charge of de facing brand.
 F. B. Kirkland is in town. H has moved his family from PheEi to Kirkland valley for the summe
 Boy Dell'O, a Phenix raised horse is making a most remarkable recors in the east. Starting in st Denver he has won first money m every rac' he has entered. He appeared n Peoria, Illinois, the other day in tn, 2:i0 and trstted in 2:lia. He il owned by Mr. Pembertop, the vel known horse raiser of Phenix.
 D. B. Gillette returned last even ing from his trip io Pinos Altos New Mexico.
 DT. Heavenston, the dentist, will make you as good dental work as can be done in the United States. iy2tf
 Rea Maynard, the mining engi. neer, goes to Los Angeles tomorrow, Lincoln Fowler, of Pheuix, is reg istered at Hotel Burke.
 s G. H. Merrill, travelling represent ative of the White Manufacturing Company, left for Jerome today.
 A. s. Clough will open a store next week for he sale of his choice Point of Rocks peaches.
 Charles Crowley, former business manager of the Gazette, died in Phenix yesterday of consumption. Mr. Crowley spent several weeks in Prescott last spring. Deceased was . member of the Knights of Py- thias order
 Captain c. W. Anderson has located A placer mining claim near Randsbnrg called the Sleepy Hollow placer mining claim. He has or ganizsd a company known as the "Never Sweat Mining Company" to work it.
 All hope of saving Stevens, the entombed Mammoth miner at Gold field, was practically abandoned on "Wednesday night. A telegram was sent to his family in Colorado on Wednesday evening informing them for the first time of the terrible &C., cident of last Saturday night.
 CaptaIn c. W. Anderson, formerly )f Sleepy Hollow, in this county, has been elected a fire commissioner of Randsburg, California.
 From Mondays Daily.
 NJ. H. Dodge has gone east on business.
 "Old "Reminiscences" knows 1t all in bis mind.
 Herbert Meany came up from Congress Saturday night to visit his parents.
 Mrs. R C. Powers left on this mornings train for a visit to rela- tives in the east.
 Rev. E. W. Meaney preached at the Episcopal church yesterday morning to large congregation.
 The remains of William L. But Ter a young man who died here about two years ago, were taken up yesterday and shipped to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, his former home. His sister came out to get the re- mains and accompanied them east.
 Target practice commenced at Whipple on Saturday. The first practice consists of shooting at 200 yards range at life size objects. This will be increased to 300, 4Oo, 5OO, 800 aud 1000 yards respective ly. The latter distance will be shot at life size objects ou imitation horses full size.
 Judge W. H. Barnes is in town from Tucson. He is engaged in the defense of Wm. Schultz, charged with the murder of G. K. w. Me Nary, two years and half ago.
 An engineer corps of thirteen men, under charge of Wm. Gwynn, started out on Saturday for the pre- liminary survey of the railroad route to Big Bug. The first line will be run from the S. F., F. & F. railroad, from Point of Rocks, about mile this side oi Massicks' station. Three or four preliminary lines will be run before the line IS definitely located.
 E. l.. Hart, an attorney of Cory don, Iowa. is in town on business connected with the final settlement and distribution of the estate of the late Alex. Harris.
 The Pearson Stock Go. has closed its engagement at Phenix.
 s. E. Patton came up from Phenix on Saturday night.
 The following are the newly in stalled officers of the A. O. U. w. lodge: Past Master Workman, Jos. $. Gales; Master Workman, John j. Fisher; Foreman, P. J. Farley; Over seer, M. Fagin; Recorder, John G. Tinker; Receiver, Henry D. Ross; Financier. W. s. Goldsworthy; Guide T. E. Fitzsimmons; Inside Watch man, J. H. Mills; Outside Watch mau, P. w. O'Sullivan; Medical Ex- aminers, Drs. c. T. Abbott, E. w. Butcher and c. A. Sewall.
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