Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
THE CITY AND COUNTY
HsEsy Items From Oar Own Town al
 Surrounding Country.
From Wednesdays Daily.

Johnny Coyle is in town from Big Bug.
 Enter for the May Day races with w. s. Goldsworthy at Hotel Burke
 Col. 4. o. Brodie came m from Walnut Grove yesterday.
 Several car loads of cattle will be shipped from Del Rio tomorrow.
 J. E. Wagoner, the Castle creek stage man, is in town on a business trip.
 James Shirley today added two large rattle snakes to his museum m his office window.
 The W. C. T. '. will meet tomoT- row afternoon al , o'clock at the reading room.
 Charles NJ. B. Emery. an old sol dier, was sent to the santa Monica soldiers home yesterday.
 It is a very dull day in Phenix that does not witness runaway or tive.
 Captain Dewitt left today for Santa Maria to put in cyanide tanks for the Swiss Belle company.
 The Phenix city council saF Mon day night granted two telephone Franchises. ltis proposed to reduce the price of telephone service.
 s. E. Patton has arranged for a kinetoscope production of the Car son fight at the Park theatre, Phe- nix.
 The president of the mining ex- 1hange has made the fo,ioviug ap- pointment: Committee CD publca- lion, A. A. Johns, l.. 4, Rogers and [. c. Martin.
 Captain W. II. Hardy, one of the eeterans in Arizona history making. 1rrived in town this morning from khenix, aud will remain here for fsw days on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff celebrated the anniversary of their ksarriage last night by entertaining large number of their friends with high five.
 Mrs. Dr. Ella P. Sumner. who is risiting Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Null venom, is quite talented physician sod has built up an extensive prac- See in Phenix Her husband is also s prominent physician of Nebraska. Es. Sumner is president of the Florence Crittenden Home Of Phe- nix. A private ear will come through cR to-morrow's train from the east t1 take Mir. Sturg!s and family, to their New York home from spend !. ing the winter in Phenix. q. Marshall Morgan went to flsceritss today to take charge of 4he Placerita mining camp as dep otS sheriff, a number of attachments AaFing been issued today against she property. Ihe Japs brought in to work the 1anaigre fields by ]. W. Benham A4Fe not proven a success, and up to 1 dale have given vero poor satisfac- zzon. 1t does not pay to import l
 
 with Americans.-Gazette. The Political Study Club held an uansually interesting session yeSter- Hes afternoon at the residence of it's | nssident, Mrs. T. W. Otis. Among otAer interesting topics discussed, RM a debate on the fo lowing: Re eoIPed, that lynch law is iustifiable I1 certain cases" At the conclusion o{ the debate, on a vote being taken, lt Eas decided in the negative.
 HOld Colorado" had a partial ex- bemlnation this morning before Judge Hioks, on a charge of insanity. Without coming to any decision, the examination was continued till | eclock. The most damaging tes- timony to sustain the insanity theory .sfs the fact that he is accused of s<ealing two horses, very suspici- esK act on the part of sane man, NIth horses worth no more than sAsF are at present.
 lanes A. Lamport has filed for
 ord, in the recorders office, a seNnal application to enter the
 lheast corner of Twp. 23, \. R. !, unsurveyed land \ very in- lu4Inal application for the entry of i NeA same piece of land was also xo1Earded for record by B. W. Hay den, of Ash Fork.