Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-01

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 From Fridays Daily. F, 5. Jacobs, a civil engineer for
 merly of this place, but now
 engaged in the dairy business neal
 Phenix came up on this mornings
 train from Phenix as witness iu
 the Jordan -Schuerman mining case
 The Jordan Schuerman mining
 suit has occupied the time of the
 district court today, with the excep-
 tion of placing a single case on the
 calendar. The trial of this case is
 being watched with a great deal oI
 interest, aud there is a large attend.
 ance of spectators daily in the court 1 room.
 Prof. c. D. Ostrom and family
 left yesterday for Yuma.
 J. C. Robinson, of the Arizona
 Improvement Company of Phenix,
 came in uu today's train from Los
 Angeles. He will go through to
 Phei K this evening.
 Two car loads of hogs passed through Prescott this morning from
 Glendale. en route to Los Angeles.
 Twenty-Five car loads of cattle
 were shipped from Del Rio last evening.
 NJ. w Stewart, formerly a popular resident of this territory, and one of natures noblemen, being as square a man as ever lived. is now engaged in the wholesale grocery business in Los Angeles, and is do- ing a good business. His old Arr zona friends should remember him in placing their orders. He is lo- cated on the corner of Los Angeles and First streets.
 Thomas E.. Parish. ex-territorial treasurer, Is in town on mining busi- ness.
 The following is the jury i'm paneled to try the case of F. F.. Jordan ct al. vs. Geo. H. SChuernan: Sam Greenwald, W. P. Barns, T. Ballenger, II J. Murphy, Tom Amsson, I. C. Remission, W. H. Rockwell, W. J. Roberts, John Sim mons, Ed. Sharp, A. S. Rudy and D. NJ. nmmons.
 The convention of Christian Young People at Prescott Sept. 9th and Fun promise to be well attended and very interesting. Great good to the young people Is sure to be the result of these gatherings, and no one should miss It if 1t IS in their | power to attend. The fare for the round trip, including entertainment for three days will only be $4 10 del l egates.-Herald.
 Dr. Butcher, L. A. Davies and | Jules Baumaun were among the l tourists to Jerome yesterday.
 R. B. Trousdale, representing the New York Mutual Life Insurance | Company, left on this afternoons | train for Flagstaff.
 E. NJ. Rogers, of the Verde valley. has purchased an interest in the business of W. :. Head. | aud the firm is now Head & Rogers. The new member I the firm was | in the employ of MT. Head | and is thoroughly cOnversant with the business. Both gentlemen arc very popular in tho Verde valley, as both are first class men, and would | rank high in any country.
 The rainfall last night amounted to 50 of an inch, swelling the aggre- gate within a week 10 3 59 inches. Who says it never rains in Arizona?
 The s. F, P. X P. railroad has a train load of rock in the yards from Rock Butte for use in building sbutments for the bridge recently washed out north of WhIpple.
 The Greenlaw Lumber Company, of Coconino county, advertises m .his issue of the JOURNAL MINER, trade from this section. The company cuts about 75,OOO feet Df lumber per day at their mills at i ireenlaw Siding, on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, and all kinds Of pine lumber, shingles and mining .imbers can be procured of them on short notice and at reasonable prices.
 It is reported that the visit of Phenix attorney to Prescott recently, vas for the purpose of intervIewing ]. w. Norton III regard to the bill introduced by the latter at the last session of the legislature, and the passage of which freed about sixty nurderers in the territory. It is further stated that Mir. Norton re- used to be interviewed.
 Miss Clare Cline, the little daugh- CT of MT. and Mrs. W A. Chne, quite number Of hor 'oung friends last evening. Despite he indictment weather, the young misses and masters turned out and lad a real good time playing various ,inds of games, and some Of the ,lder ones indulged in dancing dur ng the even'ng. A sumptuous re- ,ast of toothsome things, which Ilways pleases the juvenile palate, vas spread, and ample justice was lone to il bv them. A little before midnight, Nj. A. Gray's bus called t the Cline residence, and the little olks were carried home in it just as lice and dry as though it had not aimed in torrents during the even- ng, and Clare Cline's little party gill be the topic of discussion for everal days for those who attended.