Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
From Thursdays Daily.


 Sheriff Ralph Cameron of Coco ninO county came in on last even ing's train from the north.
 From passengers who reached Phenix this morning from the west, 1t Is learned that Salton sea is still rising, and it.looks as though the water from the gulf was entering the stretch of country, and would make a permanent sea at Salton.- Herald.
 The JOURNAL-MNER sometime since decreed that Kidney Cure Warner was guilty of perpetrating a great fraud, in his manipulation of the Hillside mining deal This de- cree was confirmed by the court to- day, when Judge Truesdale, in one of his findings, stated that the pur- chasers of Warmers stock "were the innocent victims of an outrageous fraud"
 J. H. Hicks, the Tempe cattle man, came in on this mornings train from the south.
 Judge H. c. Truesdale will leave for Phenix on this afternoons train.
 NJ. H. Gould is up from Wicken- burg for visit to his family.
 Dr. c. W. Vickers goes to Phenix this evening.
 Sheriff RuGner has purchased from F. NJ. Murphy the lots on the southwest corner of the plaza, oppo- site F. Seopel's building, for s3,60O. He will build liver7 stable on them.
 Thomas Campbell is up from his Walnut Grove home.
 Lloyd Johnson, of Tucson. has been appointed clerk of thesupreme court of the territory, vice J. L. B. Alexander.
 The Gazette says that "Buckey O'Nei and J. L. B. Alexander, are negotiating with Commander Bal ingtOn Booth, of the Volunteers, the offshOOt of the Salvation Army, to organize a colony under the Buckeye canal on a strip of 10000 acres of land. If the deal is sue cessfully cOnsummated, 137, ,000 more acres of land will be at the disposal of the colony" If the deal is con summated, probably both gentle men will join the army
 Prescott Lodge No. 80, B. P. O. E. will give a grand Ball on Thanks giving eve, November 2I, 1897.
 c. D. Reppy, editor of the Flor ence Tribune, came in on tOday's l train en route home. He says that his wife is very much improved in | health, bat remained in California. A. J. Pickerell, superintendent of | the Chicago mine, Is in town. No decree of any court will ever convince the people of Yavapai that Judge Wells or John Lawler have ever been guilty of intentional fraud l in any transaction.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers assumed the duties of his office as territorial | today at Phenix.
 The postofiice at Jerome wiIl be made an international money order | office October 1.
 G. W. Kretsinger and party left l this morning in the formers pri- | uate car for Chicago.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson and family | passed through Ash Fork yesterday | en route to San Francisco. In a | note 10 the editor of this paper MT. | Pearson stated that they expect to | leave San Francisco, for Honolulu, either on the City of Pekin, tOmor row, or by the Australia on Tuesday | next.
 The fees of the recorders office for recording instruments in Sep | tember, amounted to S302.65, and | extras, Sl0965, making an aggregate fer the month of S4l2.30. The total | fees for the quarter ending Septem- Der 30, were S1, ,3S4.35.
 
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