Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-24
THE CITY AND COUNTY
 GsBSy liens From 0gf 0El TOED aB Surrounding Country.
From Wednesday, Daily.

e0 au aO !lllonas hSASlcH.
 J. J. Fisher went out to Big Chino valley today on a surveying tour.
 4 postofica has been established at Foo o's Gulch with W. 4. Clark as postmaster.
 J. C. Herndon and R. NJ. Ling left Tor Phenix on last nights train on legal business.
 Jack Harding of Portland, Ore gon, arrived on this mornings train with view of locating here.
 The funeral of little Roy Kastner. the fifteen -months-old son of Mir and Mrs. P. L. kastner, took place this afternoon.
 Mrs. Ellen K. Denn,, of Indiana, will deliver temperance lecture on Saturday evening it . o'clock iu the Marina street NJ. E. church.
 Don't fail 10 buy a ticket for the Fireman's annual ball at the opera house next Monday evening, and assist worthy organization.
 The infant son Of MT. and Mr.. Frank Harmon oied at Jerome yes terdsy. The remains were brought to Prescott today for burial
 Lou Fellows and Ray Dewitt went out 10 Thu nb Butte today 10 work on very Fromlsing prospect owned by them ia that district.
 
 Sheriff RuFner and Deputy Munds left for Flagstaff this afternoon to bring down Thompson and Marvin who are charged with complcity in the Peach Sprin ys tram robbery.
 Dr. J. R. McNally made his inst official visit 10 the county hospital Monday afternoon, and remarks with much pleasure tle general feeling of grsii,uOe ari goodwill of the patients toward their genial super intendent, NIT. Thomas. They also spoke most amis 0lv of the kindness a1c 5oiIcito;-.-css of ME~. Thomas.
 The Political Study Club he'd au unusually interesting meeting yes terday afternoon. In addition 70 the usual rout ue of business. a de bate was had, which was parlc.- pated ir by several ladies. who dem onstraied excellent ability m th- line. Mrs. T. N. Otis, presidea- oi the club, manages its affairs 50 tha, interest Is maintained throughou the meetings.
 A telegram from kingmln say> that Hon. R. C. Lund and E.. D. NoOlly. commissioners pointed by the Utah Legislature . tea wlth the Arizo-a Legislature for tue Annexation f a portion of Arizona oortn ot q he Colorado river. to Utah, are heIe Tbev siy that a paciiic setjlemeut of the boundary question Will advance Arzo7s's c1anc for Statehoo {. Tn, Strip srOun vil- Tolved .s- north %. ,lr Cobra liver from one h8ud-s5 .lt if.vt two huud ,-d and ff.l nsles lxa, From coun,y seats, and peop.e are taxed w.t ut representation. The strip f fco4ntry IS the rendezvous For cattle thieves aad outlaws An nexa ion 10 Utah will break up this lawlessnesS ID mat country. he Commissioners go to Flagstaff thIs evening thence to PhenI1. ;o get the Legislature 10 memorialize Congre to make the segregation.
 Deputy |. :. Attorney Albert NJ. Franklin. came up from PheuiA on last nights train for the purpose of prosecuting the case against Jim Parker for robbinE he United States mall. If Parker Is prosecuted under the United States law for robbing the mails, the government Il pay el expenses cf the trial. The pen alty, if convicted, Is from ten years 70 life Tn the penItentIary. + be Is Prosecuted and convicted for train robbiug. the penalty Is death. hence the chances for conviction are much Ass, while the county will have to bear all the expense of the trIal.