Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
From Thursdays Daily.


 Reai Efron Bros. big advertise
 ment in this issue.
 The BitIner Theatre company came iu on this afternoons train 1 from the south.
 Garland Steel Ranges, ''the worlds best" Prices from S50 to S75. HILLS HARDWARE STORE. tf* Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha brought a man up from Congress who Is charged with robbery. Woodmen's lodge meets tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 The Phenix grand jury returned an indictment against Dr. Hughes fer libel.
 i horse belonging to J. C. Snow, of Big Chino, fell into a well re- gently and was killed.
 F. J. Sarmiento, auditor Of the s. F. P. & ?. railroad, Is a guest at the Hotel Burke.
 4 slight snow fall, amounting to a little more than a heavy frost oc- cured last night.
 The oranges shipped from the Salt River valley arrived ID Chicago in splendid condition.
 Charley's Aunt will be at the opera house tonight. Her presence there Is just for fun. GO and see her. Thomas E. King and his nephew, Thomas King, are iu town from thelr Verde ranch. The latter Is hTst-class printer.
 John Hanlon, brother of Mrs. A. o. BrodIe, came up from the Crown Point to see the Brodie party of for California.
 Trains on the Santa Fe are running on time under the new schedule. . This enables the ;. F., I. & r. to run on time.
 The filling in of the street be tween Hotel Burke and Kelly X -1N% sAAN46 AtAA 4E t. ArNAAALNA 44AA prOvement, but 1t would be better If the boulders were omitted.
 The examination of the alleged jewelry thieves was he'd this after noon. They were bound over 10 /. await the action oi the grand jury
 Perry Williams has we'll at Mar icopa that sends forth hot water. The peculiar feature about 1t is that when tLe well was first sunk the water was cool. T. turned warm n a single night and has been grow Ing warmer ever since.
 Just as an item had been put in prin- announcing the arrival of trains on time, word was received that the Santa te train today was four hours late, making a cores p- -.c.-ss-. '.- -. t-- -1.., .o-.I.
 Governor NcCovd viii leave in a few days for the northern part of of the teTg.ory under instructions from the secretary Of the interior to investigate the reported outraSes committed upon the Navajo indians by settlers.
 At a special meeting of the city council held last night the engineer of the water works was authorized to order l.OJ0 feet of two and half inch hose; ten black and two white rubber coats for fremen; : twelve lanterns. four axes with : picks; one forty-iye foot extension ladder; and one WaldrOn spraying nozzle. The whole amounts 10 . little over $500.
 The junior member of the firm of Efron Bros. being desirOus of with drawing from the firm, they have a dissolution sale in or der to make quick turn on their goods and get the money 10 wind up their partnership affairs. ] few of the bargains offered iu this sale will be found iR an advertisement in this paper, while some mammoth post CTS. printed at this office, tell of the good things in store for in . tending purchasers.
 After the regular business of the Elk's lodge was finished last even ing. a pleasurable social session in the form Of a dance was IndUlged in by some of the younger members ot the order together with their la- dies and q number Cf friends. There were twelve couple present, just the , mum Der suited tO the accOmmOua- ' tions for an enjoyable party. Mu- f sic was furnished from the post. ; Dancing begun at 9:3G, lasting un- ! tiI after midnight. As an i'm s ensre nous affair 1t was great success.
 The queston of the appointment I of a receiver for the Arizona I'm company which has been ', hanging fire n the court at PheulN Tor some ..ul- was disposed oi this There was quite a rlvalry lm0ng c0uteuding interests Tor the i appointment. and Judge Street com promised the matter by appointing ! man who had not even been talked )f. The man appointed was C. J. f Hall. cashier If the Phenix National I bank. It will probably prove satIs- | factory 10 all interests.
 Mrs Eugene Mcdonald, who Is -ecent arrival here from Denver. Colorado, and who resides with ber husband in West Prescott, can boast 4 T an experience which a great many z nen in Arizona cannot. That Is m Z having east a vote for president Q. e he United States. There are plenty q }. Arizena male voters who have 2 never exercised this privilege. The a pes. part of Mrs. NcDonald's eXpe 2 renee in this line is, that she pos T essed the good judgment, in the g .xercise oi the elective franchise, to a .ast her vote for the winning can S lidate, Major Wm. Mckinley. (
 From Frcly's Daily. \ NJ. A. Gray is iu Phenix. < \. J. Hudson came in yesterday < rom Ash Creek. a J.J. Hawkins has just returged X rom a brief business tip east. 2 Nr- T..H..F -.-,.-5.y .t e.a @ and was buried this after < Oon. n W. C. Roberts, Salt Lake, and C. q Cincinnati, are registered R