Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-24
THE CITY AND COUNTY
ssVsy Items From Our OEn Y'En an
 Surrounding Country.
From weanc.day's Daily,

P. railroad, came in from
 the east last evening.
 Miss Sibyl P. Lapham, the fifteen
 vear-old sister of Mrs. Paul Heel
 mans, died in Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. Brodie and her guests, tht Misses Van Beuren, have gone to Montezuma Wells on visit.
 In the case of J. O. McGoyern vs Chas. Zeiger, the jury returned verdict yesterday for splainilf,
 WE. Gilmore last night received n fine setter pup from San Francis co take the place of the one recently poisoned.
 The case of tJake Marks vs. the Providence Gold Mining Company has occupied the time of the court and a jury today.
 Hon. Mark A. Smith, our delegate to Congress. came up from Phoenix this morning. He is accompanied
 by bis wife.
 Phoenix papers state that the young lady frightened by the high xavmen near Phoenix on Sunday is threatened with the loss of her mind from the occurrence.
 Leave your measure for nice uit to be made to order at ED. PIOCK'S. fsw
 Tie Prescott foot ball club will
 meet this evening at s o'clock, at
 HoWeT's hall for the election of a captsin and to decide in regard to going to Phoenix on Thanksgiving.
 Mr Trainor. the young man from Detroit, who has been in Prescott for several months for the benefit of his health, has gone to San Fran cisco to take Dr. HirSchfelder's cure for consumption.
 Henry Clay, of Williamson valley, was in town today aud left sack of the finest potatoes at this office that we have seen in many a day. MT. Clsy's ranch IS excelIently adapted to "a sing potatoes of 8 superior quality.
 Speaking of the case of Carl Radcwesky the Phoenix Herald says: "The little boy brought to this city from Prescott yesterday morning by Sheriff Ruffner and placed in the insane asylum was re- leased thus afternoon on hsbeas cor pus proceedipgs and placed in the esIe ol the mother"
 Try pair of Burt & Packard's hand made shoes at BLOCKS. fSw 4 Missouri fend who bound the legs aud arms of his little three year old girl with a cord and then weighted her body with stones and then threw her into the Missouri nTer, where she drowned, has just been sentenced to be hanged. He admitted his guilt, excusing his ksndish act by saying hs had too many children.
 The Pheuix Republican pays the following merited tribute to very successfully commercial traveller or Prescott: R. D. French, represent ing the Los Angeles Soap Company, and the Portland Cracker Company. | Is in the city. Mir. French is one of | tbe most energetic and successful l salesmen making Arizona. He has built up the trade of these two 1 houses To prodigious proportions" The annual meeting of the stock ! holders of the $, F. P. < r. railroad | vas held in Prescott today. So far l as heard from the change of man agement as predicted by the Courier some time since has not taken place | the same board of directors being reelected. as follows: F. NJ. Mur- | ply, D. M. Ferry. c. c. Bowen, G. W. Kretsinger, N. K. Fairbank, Simon J. Murphy, Robert McCurdv, l Jay Morton, W. C. Bashford.
 From Thursdays Daily. F. ]. Sarniento went to Phenix last evening.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha is up 1 from Congress.
 There are only eight prisoners m the county jail. s...: Giuseppe Giaeomina, native of | Italy. was admitted to citizenship | today.
 You can get a good suit for 5000 1 $l2OO or Sl5.00 at ED. BLOCK 5. 8 The case of Jake Marks ct al. vs. Providence Gold Mining Company, has been on trial today before the district court.
 Juan Padilla, of Congress, is being examined today before commission s to his sanity.
 Good underwear for 50c., 75c. and ' 9N0 per garment at ED. BLOCKS c E. Mills, Morenci; Frank A. TSsnsend, Denver, and j. B. Bird sail, Frisco. are registered at Hotel Burke.
 Au important meeting of the WoUdmen's lodge will be held this evening for work in the Protection degree. 4 full attendance is de- sired.
 R. D. French came up from Phe- nix this morning to spend a few days with his wife and baby, and to look after his business here. NAK KRaM l: