Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

MrS. r. C. heFDe, mother or MT C M. A. Gray, left for her home in Lc
 Angeles this afternoon. ' A. Falco left for Los Angeles ye: $ terday, to take in the fiesta H
 expects to be absent about a month
 The Lowell observatory instru ments will be moved to Flagstaff fo the summer again.
 The mother of Mayor J. D. Moni 5 han, of Phenix, died recently in New
 York st an advanced age.
 F. F. Jones and 4. P. Smith Jeff
 today for Los Angeles to attend the = fiesta.
 . W. T. Smith has been nominated : for mayor of Phenix by the demo 2 crats.
 . Thenew stock law IS creating a , large amount of work for the re- f corder's office. Will c. Barnes and Miss Edith
 Talbot of Phenix wiIl oe married May4.
 Judge ]. J. Hawkins returned on
 Saturday from SolomonYille, where
 he hss been holding court for Judge
 Rouse.
 Sheriff Rulfner and ] Is deputy,
 John Munds, brought a band of
 eighteen head of horses to the for
 mers livery stable yesterday. 
 Oliver L. Phippeny and Miss Rosa
 l.. Gibson were married at Congress
 April l4 by Rev. H. Thompson, of
 Phenix.
 Mrs Lute Abel, of the Bradshaw
 mountains, left yesterday for Ad- mire, Kansas, for visit to relatives there.
 E. F., F.,,Kellener, of Phenix, will ship seven ear loads of cattle tomorrow l over the s. F., F. & P. road to Las Vegas, New Mexico.
 Dougherty and Coughran will give 1 a rodeo on the Upper Santa Maria commencing on May 1. All stock ! men interested are requested to be | on hand or be represented.
 A deed was filed for record today from G. W. Hull to Mrs. Milton H. Hall for lots 6, and 8. school house block, Jerome, the consideration named being Si25.
 TEe A. & P, railroad helped the officers of the land office out on Sat urday by filing list of their lands fnF natnn4 kn HA \ amounted to about $2,0O0
 W, H aud Gll $. Ferguson have returned from their mining trip on the desert. They brought back with them some samples of fine ore. They left six men working on their claims.
 At the meeting of the Arizona ter ritOrial board of examiners held re- gently, Dr. D. NJ. Pnrman of Phs- nix was elected as president and Dr. Chas. D. Beiden of Phenix as secre- tary.
 Two horses were stolen from South Prescott on Saturday evening. One belonged 10 w. J, O'Neill and the other to a man who has been camp ing there several days. No clue to the thieves.
 The Santa Fe will lay new steel between Yucca and Ash Fork and the road bed will be put in perfect condition. Several hundred miles oi pew ies have been put in and isrge 5iEces, of men are widening the grade and putting in ballast
 The cotnred man who stole a gun from saloon at Yucca and who made q gun play on Conductor Sam Shale of aa \. & P. passenger train, has been held under S2,000 bonds in Kmgman. Shsle shot him, but it Is thought he viii recover.
 Robert Eastman and Miss Nellie Hawkins were married at Winslow ou April 15, The bride is a sister of Charley Hawkins. a very popular young Tailroader in the employ of the :, F., F, X F., who went to Wins low to witness the ceremony
 The JOURNAL MINER was misin- formed in regard to M. B. Hszeltine paying that $20 fine, assessed against him for refusing to pay a license as sn insurance agent. He appealed the case to the district court and will test the validity of the license law.
 J. E. Coker aud party arrived in : Prescott on Saturday. They came on horse back, via Castle creek hot springs. The other gentlemen of the party are A. H. Trainor, a young of Detroit, who is in quest cf health, snd Andrew Vaughn sn eastern capitalist,
 J. F. Dillon received a letter this ' announcing the death of a relative in the east, leaving him beneficiary ia large estate. He will resign his position in the 'heriff's office, and will devote a a ,ouple of years to travel, taking in he tomb of his deceased relative on he trip,
 The Bashtord- Burmister Company aas new aud attractive advertise nent in this issue. It tells of the . initiation of bargain sales days \ which will be inaugurated by the irm. On "Wednesday and Thurs lay they will start the ball rolling oy offering glassware, China ware md croekery. Read what the firm las to say.
 s. c. Smith, of Cottonwood Falls. Kansas, who spent a month here for Iis health, was so greatly benefited y the climate, that he rented a in Prescott, and has re- urued to his home to arrange for Fl opening a first class grocery store lere at an early day. Mir. Smith is = , wide awake business man, thor ' lughlY trained in the Rrocarv hnsi.