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

l drowning as tho waters swept tneit buggy around nearly upsetting 1t.
 Dr. Abbott was called today to set the broken arm of a miner. Par ticulars of the accident and the name of the man were not learned.
 A deed was filed for record today from Rebecca Smith to Robert RI. Garrett for lot 12, block D, Prescott, the consideration being $S25.
 The Jerome Copper Company has filed articles of incorporation for record. The incorporators ara Geo. s. Mulkey, w. E. DeWees and Ralph Dillon.
 Mrs. J. ?. Bruce was today ap- pointed administrative of the estate of her late husband, J. F. Bruce.
 Deeds for the transfer of the Cas- tie creek hot springs property were filed for record today. The original transfer was from Thomas Holland and Minnie Groves to N. O. Murphy, and the latter has deeded the property to the Castle Creek Hot Springs Company. The con- sideratlon is $S20O0.
 Eugene B. O'Neill, of Washing ton, ID. C., is a recent arrival in Prescott. He comes here with a view of locating.
 Miss Mary Jennings, formerly of Prescott, has located m Scranton, Iowa.
 Senator Warner Miller left on this mornings train for the east.
 The Phenix Herald announces the removal of Nick Gales to Phe- nix, 10 reside.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 The rainfall yesterday amounted to .03 of an inch, the same as on the previous day.
 The Arizona Trailer is the name of new paper just started at Sal ford, in Graham county, the first issue of which, dated September l7, has just reached this office. Its publishers are Bonney < Hunter.
 J. C. Rankin, who is interested in the Waters and Standard mining properties, in the Santa Maria dis trict, returned on last evenings train from a four months visit east.
 The Ancient Order of United Workmen have paid out S50,0O0 in Tombstone for death claims.
 Mrs. Charles Martin returned on last evenings train from a two months visit to relatives in New York.
 ls. R. Coleman came in today from Walnut Canyon.
 Mrs. R H. BurmiSter returned to- day from a months visit to Califor- nia. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. F. A. Bashford, who will remain here for some time, vIs iting her relatives.
 A prisoner from Congress, serving a sixty days sentence in the county iail, made break for liberty last evening, but did not get far till he was captured and returned to the jail.
 Mrs. A. Falco returned yesterday from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. F. K. Scho6eld, a Phenix milliuer, is at Hotel Burke with a fine lot of pattern hats.
 Judge Sloan presided in the dis trict court long enough yesterday afternoon to render judgment for plaintiffs in the respective cases of Charles Yates vs. Thompson et al., and Pearl T. Harris ys. J. NJ. NJ. Harris.
 'Yavapai county don't want to kick till hor people arc hurt. If the Bullock bonds were illegal SIX years ago, they are illegal to day, and no syndicate or corporation will touch the new bonds. ."-Gazette.
 Prof. George W. Treadwell, oue of the old-time mining men of the territory, and for several years To- cated in Phenix. returned to the city vesterday. He is now supcrin- tendent for an English company op- erating in Nevada City, California. He still holds a block of United Verde stock, which he attaint d many years ago. He is here on mining business, and IS a shrewd and able operator, as we'll as q most thorough mineralogist.-Herald.
 A. E. Lainer of Omaha, is regis tered at Hotel Burke.
 The Hillside case is still on m the district court and promises to occupy the time of the court for days to come. From the time 1t commenced to noon today the time has been oc- cupied in reading dispositions which has been completed. and witnesses are now being examined.
 A recent land office railing, rela- tive to permits to cut public timber provides that permits shall hereaf- for not embrace more than a aquarter section, or l60 acres. Also that an applicant shall not be accorded a second permit unless an urgent ne cessitv exists therefor. Heretofore the custom has been to secure per mits to cut timber from three or four sections. The new ruling will be practically prohibitory as timber grows too sparsely to allow proht from so small a tract.-Star.
 A deed was filedfor record today from G. w. Hull to W. w. Hill Tor lot Is block Jerome, the considera- ton being Sl50.
 Frum Mondays Daily.
 Geo. $. Porter is at Castle creek hot springs and will shortly take charge of the hotel accommodations at that place.