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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
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1t runs easy. Tilton's new Trim ity. 4 genuine bicycle.
 Under the new Santa Fe time schedule, which goes into effect on Sunday. the overland train will ar rive at Los Angeles at S:30 a. n. and will leave there at 9:45 a. m.
 Col. Thomas Fitch has removed to New York and is engaged in the practice of law at No. 90, Broadway.
 t'he last crop bulletin issued by the weather bureau says: In Salt River valley a few farmers have be- gun cutting wheat. The strawberry crop has about all been marketed. The few apricots of the cary va rieties that escaped the March freeze are ripe and coming to market. Oranges have fallen from the trees until, notwithstanding the increased size and age of the trees ard or chards, the crop will not exceed that of laat year"
 Phenix business houses have agreed to close on Memorial day.
 Mir. Penrose, brother of the Sena- tor from Pennsylvania, will act feel very badly because he was ret ap- pointed Governor of Arizona. He has a gold mine from which he is getting dividends at the rate of 5000 month. At the same time an income of that size woulc buy an awful lot of politics.-Los Angeles Times.
 r. J. Clark, the Phenix newspaper correspondent, came up on tho early train this morning.
 J. NJ. Pratt, of Phenix, came up on yesterdays train for brief visit to this section.
 C. l.. Hayden came up from Phe- nix yesterday to spend the summer Tor the benefit of his health. He hss rented the residence of J. R. Lowry, in West Prescott. Mr. Hay den's father, Charles H. Hayden, is engaged in mining at Stanton, and has very promising property there.
 Charles E. Creary, present cashier of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad. has been appointed general auditor Of the Atlantic & Pacific and Cali foruia Southern railways, at Les An geles, to take effect July l. The office of cashier of the Atlantic & Pacific has been abolished.
 "The bottomless pit just west of Flagstaff is one of the geological wonders of that territory. It is a long ragged hole in the bottom of | the canyon and is probably an orifce which leads to some subterranean lake 1t is said that 1900 feet of i cord has failed to reach the bottom. !" The above item has been going the rounds of the territorial press. It is a nice, clean little paragraph aud is all right in every respect except oue-no such pit exists.
 The new time schedule on the s. l F. P. & P. railroad will make it very inconvenient for California travel, as it will require lay over of about ] six hours at Ash Fork. Passengers leaving Phenix at 7:50 P. m. will not arrive in Los Angeles til S;30 a. m ' the second day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

Jim Parker received very affect ing letter yesterday from his sister l in Los Angeles.
 Spring Wall Paper Samples just received by A, Emanuel, agent, Prescott. aprl5-1m Prescott should get up a Fourth of July celebration. Now is tie time to move in the matter.
 Howard Burmister has returned from attending school in Califor nia.
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city, call on NJ. A. Gray, agent Crescent Coal Go. If
 Sch lling's Best tea for sale at the Bashford- Burmister Go. Try a small package.
 Supper this evening from 5 to 3 o'clock r. m. at the old Elite Testau rant for the benefit of 5he Sisters hospital.
 Phenix butchers have agreed O close their places of business be tween the hours of 12:30 and 8 o'clock p. m.
 Wm. Thomas, today. awarded the contract for attendance aud medi- cine for patients at the county hos pital to Dr, J. B. McNally.
 Deputy Sheriff John Munds h; s returned from visiting his sick mother in San Francisco.
 Mir. Wannamaker says a new pllit ical party will have to be formed before we can expect prosperity. Can the distinguished gentleman, without drawing his innate modesty to too high tension, suggest a fit- ting leader for such a paItyi-Ex.
 There was fair-sized audience at the high school building last evening to hear the lecture of Dr. Swarts on the subject of Christian Science. The lecture was very in teresting and pleasing to those in attendance. Dr. Swarts will de- liver another lecture at the same place this evening.
 Councilman Dyer of Phenix was presented with pass over the street t car line of that city. After giving the matter prayerful attention for two days and one night he enclosed it in letter to Manager Pratt in which he said: "I thank you for your kindness, but 1 know of no way by which l can repay you"
 The district court calendar is un- usually long for the approaching term, there being no less than ninety cases already on it. When court convenes there will no doubt be ad- ditional civil cases added to it, while there will be a score or more
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

etss, Gabriel ssncheE vs LIston es al
 Answer. K Morrison for plh Herndon an Norris for dests.
 2lsS. F E Jordan et al vs John Duke. pr an,
 motion 10 dlssOlye injunction. Herndon anS Norris for pl1s, T W Johnston for deff AlS " c Atkinson vs Thos Nolan, Ra, | Hli e al. Answer. r W Johnston for plfE i Herndon and Norris for defL l 2oSA N McCandIess vs Jacob Henkie ef al Ansper. Howard and Sanford for plh, Hern, don and Norrs, for deiIs.
 2sH. John Murphy vs John Aaekin ct aI Ansssr k Sanford for plf, R Morrison
 25ie f J Eamsn vs Fred Gaines. Answer X Morrison for pin herndon and Norris fsS
 s5tsa- EAman vs John Lawler. ea,ol Fred saines. Morrison for pl6. J vii.
 2SSs. D c ThoEne ct al VI 6oOdenouEh Mia ing and MI ing Co. Answer James h Wright for pin, R x sloan for deft
 2550. J Q DAvison Ys Congress Gold Mining 70. Answer James H Wright for plf. T N Johnston for den. James Ii Wright for pin. K A sanford for defL
 s291 Bashford. .Burmlster Co vs Lawler & Wells. Answer. herndon and Norris Tor pif. Wilson ioT delL
 s5ts. Rapello vs Rich Hnl Placer Co, ot al. Answer, . ade Huttngs for plG. Hernd0n NAl @tAlsAa AVf QsaA
 2556; Phillip Hoover vs Charles Ystes. An. swer Andrews and Ling for plh. K aorrl- son for deit.
 25o0. John o'ConDell vs John Douglas. Au- sNer. herndon aud Norris for D q, W John- ston for defL
 2573 Adam Scott vs Frances Jane Scott An swef. John Hogard for pl6, R E Morrison for deit.
 sSso IS Black and E Kirkland vswaI Clark. Answer. Sloan for plf Herndon S Norris for deft
 25S2 Edward s Rapello vs Weaver Placer %, Wells Bates e al. Answer Wade H Rulings for plf, Herndon and Norris for dsft 25S& Edward 8 Rapell0 ys Gro Morfllo Pla- cer Co, Wells H Bates et al Answer. Wade II Rulings for pln, HeEndon asd NoFris for deft,
 259i. A o Frost vs Sun-Dance Mining Co and.l. Davie Answer E Sloan for plR M Sanford for cefts.
 25s0 E N Dewey vs Marcus Cold Mining Go st al. Answer. Wade II H6lings for pIf Herndon & Norris for defts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

Owing to an error on the part of 8 stenographer in transcribing shorthand notes, the taxpayers of New Jersey are being put to the ex- pense of an extra session of the state legislature. The error in question occurred m transcribing the steno- graphic notes of a resolution em- bodying a constitutional amend ment which prohibited gambling and racing in the state of New Jer- sey, the word "providedp having been substituted for prohibited" thus not only destroying but revers- ing the meaning of the amendment.
 A century ago there was not . mile of telegraph or telephone wire in existence; not foot of railway nor steamship.
 Governor Budd of California an- nounces that he will give his decis- ion in the Durrant case also in the Worden case on Thursday or Fri day.
 A staff of surveyors have com menced work on the proposed Randsburg and Kramer railroad.
 The tariff debate has commenced in the senate. 1t is a waste of wind to argue, but then Senators will talk, you know"
 During a display of fireworks at Nantez, France, five persons were killed and score injured by the ex- plosion of bomb.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

l Under the new time schedule or the railroad, the old stage time fol mail is renewed Phenix morning papers will reach subscriber hert over 24 hours after publication There will be a corresponding delay ln mail from the southern part of the territory, as the Nj. x F. train arrives in Phenix in the morning and the mail will remain there till 7;50 in the evening. Drs. McNally. Butler and Coles man today amputated the leg of Wm. Shaw, of Walnut Grove. Sev- eral months ago ME. Shaw had his leg broken in an accident in mine which he was working, and has been great sufferer ever since, as the broken bones would not knit. While he is very weak from his long suffering, the physicians have hopes that he may recover.
 The Workmen lodge elected the following officers on saturday even ing: Past Mast IT Workman. Jos Gales; Master Workmen, ]. J. Fisher; Foreman, F. J. Farley; Overseer, NJ Fagin; Recorder. Jno u. Tinker; Finsncier, W. $. Colds worthy; Guide, E.. H. Draper; Re ceiver, H D. aossi Inside Watch man, J. II. Miils; Outside Watch nan, P. w, O'Sulivan; Trustee, P. j Fitzgerald. Toe officers will be installed the first meeting iD July
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Tilton's new tandem came in this morning.
 Lecture at the high school build ing tonight.
 J. A. Park is making his semi-an- nual visit to Prescott.
 Attend the lecture at tho high school building this evening.
 John Woods and Geo. W. Hance are in town from the Verde valley.
 Patronize the supper this evening for the benefit of the Sisters hospi- tai.
 Spring Wall Paper Samples just received by A. Emanuel, agent, Prescott. aprl5-lm
 Mrs. Sampson and daughter of Tempe are stopping few days in Prescott, en route east.
 Miss Madge Gould came up yes terday from Tempe where she has becn visiting her friend Miss Mar tha Gage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02


 25sl Ghss E Hoffman vs Rich Hin Placer %. Answer Wade Fl Rulings for pld Hern- don < Norris for defL
 262z. Chas Yates vs Tom Thompson and Phil Hoover. R Morrison for pln. Andrews X Ling for defts-
 257t. Geo ward vs United Verde Copper Co: II D Ross for plf, HerndOn & Norris for ssss. Ii T Andrews. guardian. vs c Burn pam et al NJ Ling for plf. Herndon & Norris for defts
 s2s5. County of Yavapai vs " A Rowe ct al. Answer Dist Atty for plf. W R for defts. 26S0. II F NcGovern, appellee. vs Charles LeiReE ct al, appella its. ] x Morrison for appellee, Herndon < Norris for appellants. 26s2 c s G ge vs A Butler ct al JE Nor nson Tor pld, E NJ Sanford for defI
 2Ss9 Mary Cantweli vs Rsll c Moore ct al " Johnston and E Morrison for plh. Andrews < Ling for defI
 26S7, Theodore Philipp ys Leola PhillIpp. Report Of referee nleA Herndon q Norris for 2656 Florence | FoltS vs Edgar NJ Foltz. Referred to Comm ssioner, Ross & Norris for
 NEW CASES.
 2els- B r Thompson vs D M Ferry ct al. AnSxer, R E and U E Morrison for plf, T W Johnston for defts. -.
 ee2s, John W DouEherty ys Geo Puntenney.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
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Johnson for deft
 asa E T Fleming ys James shfriev. An.
 drewa Ling fpr plh, V SSnford for deft
 2es7. Alfred CArrigln ct al ys c " HnlI
 Answer. k E sorrison for pin. Helndon a ! Norris for defL
 2ess Geo V Hull vs A winnlaRham.
 Answer. Herndon ( Norris for pls. M San
 2eso. Providence Gold Msning Co vswz
 Mtliiscratt et al. Answer. Andrews & Ling
 Tor pin N sanford for defss. 26to. Kitchen & Company vs Yavapsf | County Answer T " Johnston for pl3, DlTt | Atty and HeKndOn & Norrik for dofk 844. Lottie Mining Co va George whitaker.
 Answes; sanford for plf. HerndOn 6
 2eSs. Charles Mercer ct al ys Charles Den. Aldssn e a. Answer. T W Johnston Tor plffs. HerndOn & Norris for defts. 2659 Joseph Giroux vs Geo H sohuerraan Answer. Henndon & Norris for pif R Brooks and W John stOn for deft 26s0 Justin Fraser vs Geo H schuerman. Answer. Herndon & Norris for piE FF Brooks end T V Johnson for deft 266l. Wm A Clark vs Geo Fl sehuernsn Answer Herndon & Norris for piff, FF Brooks and Johnston for deh
 2o62. Joseph L Giroux ss Geo H sohusr- man. Answer. Herndon Norris sor pltr F E Brooks and W Johnston for den.
 25s3 Joseph GIroox zs Geo II schusrmsn. Answer. Hsrndon & Norris for pitf F E Brooks and W Johnston for deit.
 26Sl Joseph l. Gircux vs Geo II sshusSmsn. Answer. herndon & Norris for pikf, E BroOAs and " Johnson for deft.
 s66S Jordan ct al ys Ssso Ii schus rrasn Answer. Herndo7 & Norris for pitf, Brooks and T W Johnston for de.t.
 2Sss. E Baker vs Fleming ct al. Answer. Ross ( Norris for pltf. Andrews 6 Ling for deftA
 2o67. Ernest Wa, ker ys Fleming ct al Answer. E N Sanford for plttk Andrsws Ling for defts
 sess Lynx Creek Gold and Land conpsay vs John Hall et sL Answer. TW JohaStos. for pltf Herndcn Norris for defz.
 267L Mrs Mary Wall vs r Philbin. IT, nal Answer: yos aston and R Sloan fo plaintiff Morrison Morrison for defts.
 2672. J Brooks vs B1ndy Gold N M&Mtt Special appearance. Ross & Norris for nlai' tiff x z sanford fof defk
 a67s. c II Soduernsn ys John smith. A.. sweE Andrews aud Ling for piR. HerneI and Norris for defk
 s67S ws'ter J Wright ss Joseph GiroIy Answcr. N sanford for pin. Hsrndon aa Norris ;o- den.
 2Sss Joseph EaIe ys P N,aAols. ADsws Herndon and Norris for Pld. I W Johnston fsi aeft
 2osI. Alex Thompson VI Providence Gos Mining Co Answer Morrison and Morrison or plns Herndoa and Norris for deff.
 ass. D and W BsOwn vs E Greenwood Answer: T VI Johnston for sin. herDccn anf 26Ss Mrs c Smith vs H Smith ct a. Answer. N Johnston for pld. Her ndon and Norris for deft
 2692 Piskrel vs sun Dance Gold Mining ,o. Answer. HernaOn and Norris for plH Gorris0n and Morrison for deft- 270& Kennady vs Venexfa Nining and filling Co. Answer. Herndon aud Norris for lh, Tyson Dimes tof left The calendar will be called on the l day Of une. 1897, when the above cases vii be sst pr ntal. and parties aud attorneys noafed hy publication.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
Major John Reese came in today from the Santa Maria country.

Major John Reese came in toda from the Santa Maria country.
 The rattlesnakes of the Baumanl Zoo were executed yesterday after noon, Dr. Barrett performing th' operation with a hypodermic syr inge. assisted by Sam Hubbard anC his nerve. Each reptile was injected with strychnine and death followed in each instance In about one min ute. the usual symptoms of poison ing plainly being noticeable. The fangs in both snakes were cut ou, by the doctor, which laid in the lower jaw, connected with the cell of venom that is deadly. The fsngS were nearly half iuch long, hooked shaped and of a bony substance, through which the poison found it's exit in a channel about as large as a human air. Mr. Hubbard has the fangs and will put them among his collections.
 Senator Freeze, the genial Pheni- clan, has gone down to the capit si city again. The frigidity of this climate effected thls gentleman somewhat, particularly his feet, and he went below t.. get those append ages warmed up. He will return.
 From noa~sg Daily.
 AIrs. Harry Elait is up from Congress visltiae i,3ouds,
 Mrs. Isaac 2 eadard aud son are stopping l Hotel Burhe.
 Born, in ? eoli, day 9, Q Mr. and Mrs. E. .'. Psolead, a soE.
 W. W. CooA brousht in three lion scalps fIon New river today.
 The June term of the district court will be opened next AioI cay.
 Dr. Allderd;ce. the dentist, went to Crowned King oO professional business today.
 T. E. Peery, merchant, miner and hotel keeper of Stanton is paying a visit to Prescott.
 The public schools were closed to- day, on account of it's being na- tional holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Goldwatef returned on Saturday from their visit tn California.
 A teamster known as Big Frank, committed suicide in Phenix on Saturday by taking morphine.
 Wm. Mitchell, the Agua Fria stock man, is in town from Phenix, where he resides al present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

Funeral services were held this afternoon over the remains of the
 late R. c. Woodruff, and the body
 was shipped east on the north bound train this afternoon. The Woman 8 ] Club, of Prescott, of which Mrs. Woodruff has been the acting presi- dent for some time, and of which she was recently elected president, attended the funeral services in a body. Both banks were closed dur ing the afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock. Universal expressions of sorrow arc heard over the untimely death of NIT. Woodruff, who was a good citl- zen and exemplary man.
 W. O. O'NeIll has purchased from Maricopa county 12S0 acres of land on the Buckeye canal. which that county purchased at tax sale. Our mayor is getting to be quite a land baron.
 Electrician Mittendorf of the Prescott Electric Company, Is get ting to be quite a genius. His latest invention Is in the line of an electro telephone alarm which is noiseless and handy. It is in the form of an attachment to the telephone system of his company located at the plant. Whenever he is called up, the bell rings, and instantly a brilliant red light flashes near the dynamo that attracts his attention from any part of the house at once. The machin% ery of the electrical works makes 1t difficult to hear the bell, but with the light attachment the service is not ouly perfect, but novel likewise.
 The following is the list of grand jurors drawn for the June term of court: Fl. L. Boettcher, J. NJ. Crox- da... E H. Fredericks, W. A. Dear ng, M. Bradley, John Jackson, FraIk Doggett, Mike Fagin, A.. Falco, Robt. Dfyuan, J. P. Bruce, R. H. Burmister. J. w. Archibald, Jonn Johndrew, A. O. Brodie, T E. Peerv, J. H. Eble, L. P. Bristow. J. c. Allen, Ralph Dillon and T. E. Jordan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
NaturalIce

The undersigned are now pre- pared to deliver natural ice to all customers at the rate of one-hali cent per pound, in quantities of twenty pounds and upwards. Office aud telephone at F. E. Jones' fruit store, Kelly & Stephens block.
 m3tf HAIsLEY x HARVEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
Khcnmnti.m IsaFee

Which gives no quarter. IL tor ments its victims day and night Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes the blood and cures the aches and pain of rheumatism.
 Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Gen tie, reliable, sure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

of criminal cases added, swelling it to considerably over one hundred.
 Attorney Hartman, late of Mojave county, represents the company
 which ls about to project the new electric street ear line in Phenix,9e
 Gazette. IT the company repre-
 sented by NIT. Hartman does not
 bear any better reputation for pay ing bills contracted by 1t than tue
 attorney late of Mojave county, the new electric line will not last long.
 Baron von Wendt, who died at St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday was quite practical in all his ways. When his recovery was despaired of the Sisters asked him if there was any religious friend or comforter he wished to see. He replied no, that he tried during life to square his ac- tions Co the golden rule and that was good enough to die by. He was asked If he hoped or desired to go to Heaven Yes, he replied; but after hesitsting a moment he added that he would like to go to heaven and to h--l too, for he had friends in both places he would like mighty well to see.-Tucson Star.
 c. c. Hall, the energetic commer- cial man of Albuquerque, is in town iaking orders from his customsrs and at the same time talking up the Albuquerque fair. MT. Hall not only never loses an opportunity, but never misses chance to make an to talk, for the benefit of his town, and the fair in particu- lar. He says that the prospects for 1 a good exhibit has not b en as good | for years as it Is this year, while the 1 propose to offer extra inducements in the way of securing | entertainment attractions such as baseball, etc. He thinks that not | less than $i, ,000 will be given to base ball alone. In due time the rail- roads will be asked to give a spe- cially low rate and the management Ieels confident that the request will be granted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
From Thday's Daily.

From EhdGy's Daily. Mayor O'Nsill has been e.ested for grand marshall tomorrow.
 MT. c. W. Gregory will preasl in the Baptist church Sunday at II c. n. and 8 p. n.
 The Range News says that Fred Moore who was reported killed by Apaches has turned up alive in Wilcox.
 Bishop Kendrick of the Episco- cal church will deliver the memo rial dsy address at the court house tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Bishop Kendrick is himself a vet eran of the civil war, having served in the same regiment with $. c. Rees of Prescott. He is very elo- quent speaker
 F. $. Van Beuren, Mrs. H. Orr, G.. F. Nelson, R. McNeill and Col. A.. O. Brodie came up from Walnut Grove last night ard are guests of Hotel Burke.
 E. Cousins and 5. G. Cousins of Eureka, Nevada, are guests of ao- tel Burke.
 Editor Rogers of the Courier was circulating protest today against Col McCord's confirmation soliciting democratic signatures to it.
 Many of our citizens will remem- Der a recent vislt to Prescott, on mining business, of Count de Ker- gorlay of Paris. Paris papers re- ceived today by A. Falco, contain the announcement of the death of a sister and a cousin of his in the re- cent bazaar fire there.
 The globes for the electric lights to be used in lighting the streets, arrived on Saturday.
 Miss Gertrude Huber, of Massil- lon, Ohio, niece of Mrs. Mary Bowen, is visiting relatives here.
 Prof. F. s. Hafford filled the pull pit of the South Methodist church last night in the absence of the pastor.
 John Fredericks returned yester- day from attending school at St. Matthews hall at San Mateo, Cali fornia.
 J. G. Wilmington left on Satur- day for his home in San Francisco after q visit of a couple of weeks in Prescott.
 Captain Irvine and family will leave W nipple on tonight's train for Washington, where the captain will take station.
 Miss Emma Butcher returned on Saturday from attending school al Mills Seminary, near Oakland, Cali fornia.
 1 EUANTED-SEyERAL FAITHFUL MEN or w women to travel for responsible est sh iShet ! house in Arizona. Salary SlS0, payEble Sl ! weekly and expeusea. Position permanent ! Reference. Enclose self-addressed staapsd en 1 yelopo. The National, Star Building, Chicago
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

EZ MONEY REFUNDED IF ARIZONA FAILS To CURE YOU IF TAKEN AS Di- REcrED. FoR SALE BY PRESLEY, THE DRuGGIST, PREScorT, ARIz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02

r. T. Aspinwall, member of the legislative council from Navajo county, came in on last nights train from the north, en route to Yuma, on business. Mir. Aspinwall recently resigned his position as station agent of the X. & r. railroad at Winslow, after nearly nine years service in the employ of the above company.
 The directors of the Mining Ex- change meet every Tuesday evening Members of the exchange, or others interested in the success of the ex- change, are always welcome to these meetings.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Gould entertained her boarders and few invited guests at her residence last evening. The fascinating game of hearts was in dulged in. after which refreshments were served. N / 4 telegram in the Phenix Gazette from Flagstaff, says that three COW boys struck Psrker's trail, near the Navajo Indian reservation, and fol lowed it to where Parker was eating dinner. A fight is said to have en- sued. in which. h.oDe of the COW boys was shot in he arm. Parker then mounted his horse and rode of toward Utah. Sheriffs Rutfner and Cameron and Deputy Fairchilds left at once with Indian trailers to take Parker's trail.
 K The bunk house at the Etta mine, on Cherry creek, burned down on Tuesday night. destroying all the bedding. A new lot was shipped to the mine today.
 Miss Opdyke, of Marion, Ohio, Miss Windes, of Cottonwood and Miss Klernan, of Prescott, have been elected as teachers in the public schools for next year.
 The JOURNAL MINER acknowledges an invitation to attend the com mencemeut exercises of the Terri torial University, from May Sl to June 2. The invitation bears the imprint of Philadelphia printing concern, which does not speak well for the University, as there are, two printing offices in Tucson.
 Little Ben Franklin who was page in the assembly in the last lelEisla- ture, died last night of typhoid fever at his home in Tempe.
 Hon. Jas C. Goodwin arr,vei this afternoon from Phenix aud wIl re- turn tonight.
 In the race between tho ice man and the wood man this weather, the former has whole lot the best oft.