Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-20

CharleS daWkihs, popular young
 railroader, on the train service ol
 the s. F, F. & F. railway, left today
 for Winslow, on a ten days lay of
 which he will utilize in visiting rela,
 tiyes and friends.
 J. Fl. Durkin and Tiburcio Sainz both of whom were sent to the peni.
 tentiary from this county, have been
 pardoned to restore them to citizen ship, their terms having about ex. pired.
 T. s. Bullock has a man Booze fol general passenger agent of his Cali fornia railroad. Mir. Bullock never was much of a man for "booze' when he was in Arizona.
 Jacob Weber has filed his oath and bond as deputy sheriff.
 John c. Gage, mining man from Kansas city, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 If the accident which occurred yesterday on the Jerome railroad had happened on the s. F., P. & F., 1t would have been chronicled some what after this fashion by our con temporary: "A taxless engine slid of the taxless rails of a taxless bridge of the taxless yesterday, into taxless ditch, injuring the tax paying engineer and fireman of the taxless." Although the railroad whore tho accident happened is just as taxless as the s. F., P. & F., it was reported as follows: "There were reports of a wreck on the Jerome railroad yesterday. Engine left the track, iniuring the fireman and en- gineer, but not seriously"
 E B. Gage returned on this morn ing's train from Phenix. He states that change had occurred in Judge Truesdale's condition yesterday, and that 1t was considered quite critical. Private telegrams were received to- day, which stated that he had only about one chance in a thousand for recovery, and it was thought that he could not live more than a day or two.
 H. S. Dodge, who went back east in July for a visit, returned to Pres colt again last evening. He left here weighing lS0 pounds and re- turned weighing a little over 100 pounds, but is already feeling much better than before he started to re- turn. He says that just prior to leaving home the physician re- marked to him: "I am sorry to see you leave as you are in DO condi- ton to travel, but it is simply question Uf go, at once, or furnish a subject for funeral"
 Misses Mary McGill, L. s. Kier- nan, Stanley Windes. Mary White, NJ. Opdyke and Fleming of Pres colt, Miss F. l.. Baker, of Congress, Miss Kate l.. Heizer of Senator, Miss Parker of the Verde valley, and Professors F. $. Hafford and c. O. Case. will leave tomorrow morning for Flagstaff to attend the teachers institute which meets there next week.
 The Santa Fe Pacific railroad is doing an immense amount of pas senger and freight traffic. It is re- ported that the company will put on two more passenger trains the first of next month. Then they will be blest with two daily passenger trains each way Sun Democrat.
 F. X. O'Brien is in Prescott for a few days from his Hassayampa min ing camp.
 A car of honey, on route to Michi- gan from Phenix, passed through Prescott this morning.
 The rainfall this morning had to .54 of an inch at Whip pie.
 Company C returned today from it's practice march to Williamson valley.
 F. w. Morris, Jr.. secretary and treasurer of the Castle Creek Hot Springs Company, came in on last evenings train from the east en route Co Castle Creek.
 Territorial Auditor G. w. Vickers came up from Phenix this morning.
 s. D. Lount of Phenix, accompa- nied by his daughter, Mrs. Hattie Masher and the latter's little daugh- | ter, spent yesterday in Prescott en- route home from a protrscted visit To California.
 H. E. Armitage came in yesterday from the Sun Dance Mining com pany.
 pr. J. C. Underwood, superinten- leut of the Springfield Mining com pany operating in Peoples valley | yesterday from a business rip to San Francisco.
 British Americans of Pheuix are for the appropriate cele- )ration of the anniversary of the birth of the Prince of Wales.
 The teachers of Phenix have de- ,ided to attend the teachers insti- ute next week.
 Morris Goldwater is on the sick ist.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Wright | ,ame in on today's train from Cali ornia.
 C. R. Martindell returned today | rom his visit to California.
 E. A. Rogers, of the Courier, is aid up for repairs.
 N. C. Webster, of Phenix. came | ID on this mornings train. Dorcick0m%I