Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02

J. E. Clark, formerly foreman of the Jersey Lily mine, is in Tucson.
 Joe Roberts has returned from his visit to the Castle creek hot springs.
 The father and mother of Mrs. Captain Hoyt arrived at Whipple recently for visit.
 E. Myers, the Albuquerque whole sale merchant, Is in town taking orders for his house.
 A congregational church social was given last night at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. Jake Marks.
 The Phenix Herald was presented with a fine watermelon, just plucked from the vine, on Wednesday, Jan uary 26.
 Mrs. Moses. wife of Lieutenant Moses, of Whipple, will leave in a few days for visit to relatives in Austin, Texas.
 4 deed was filed for record today from Charles Rutledge to J. H. Sparklin for property on the Hog Back, Jerome.
 The old Bridge restaurant was opened today, by Schooner, the Chinaman. His ad appears else where in this iSSue.
 John Whitman, of Walnut Grove, was brought to the county hospital yesterday suffering from paralysis. He is 7G years old.
 E. 4. Bruck, representing Blake, Moffitt X Towne, wholesale paper dealers of Los Angeles arrived in town last night on his periodical visit.
 In the recorders office today, deed from J. H. Sparklin to L. W. Myers, for property on the Hog Back, Jerome. was filed for record. Consideration, $50.
 At a meeting of the Ladies Aid . Society. of the Congregational the following officers were elected: Mrs. R. E. SlI an, president; Mrs. D. Pentland, vice president; Mrs. E, E. Breed, secretary; Mrs. A. Averyt, treasurer.
 Chas. H. Matthews, the bridge ' foreman of the Santa Fe Pacific . who was injured in the Johnson canyon tunnel over a week ago, died at the Albuquerque hos pital recently.
 As the U.V. & P. railroad is just as taxless as the $. F. P. X P. rail road, the following item from our this morning has rather inconsistent ring to 1t: Su- Burns of the U. V. & P. R. R. came in on the south bound axless yesterday"
 Prof. Wasson is reported seriously Il in Phenix. He was taken last ; with a violent fit of hic i which was not stopped i'll Tuesday afternoon when he be- anne unconscious, and was followed ,y high lever.
 The New England diner, served I ,y the Ladies' Aid society of the { NJ. E. church last evening, was we'll ; attended and viands served, being Ill home cooking, were extremely l; and were appreciated by / hose present. While the serving ' )f such meals involves a large amount of work on the part of he ladies, they are well patronized.
 Geo. Heisler dislocated the elbow 'f his right arm last night as he vas on his way home from the Elks' |, ocial. He was walking along the treet with his hands in his overcoat pocket and just as he started to cave the sidewalk at tho Bank of Arizona corner his feet slipped from Inder him and he fell with his Thole weight on his right elbow.
 From Fridays Daily.
 A January thaw is in progress ust now.
 The south bound train is due to rive at 7:4G this evening.
 Today,s rain very gently says to he snow; Come of the roof."
 F. w. Sisson, of Flagstaff, arrived n last evenings train.
 R. G. Hafford. son of Prof. F. S. 1sfford, leaves tonight for Tempe to ttend the normal school.
 The case of Geo. W. Henry vs. oseph Mayer ct al. has been re set l the supreme court for January Sl.
 Attend the public school enter { ainment this evening. A very in- l eresting programme will be ren- l cred.
 R. H. Burmister has returned from is visit to Phenix on business con ected with the board of equaliza- ion.
 The case of Joseph Roberts vs. The Recei yer of the 4. X P. Rail oad, as been submitted on briefs D the supreme court.
 A deed has been filed for record rom G. W. Hull to J. 5. Merritt for ot 1, block 10, Jerome; considera- ion, Sl50.
 C. c. Randolph. of the Phenix is in Washington, and { is said that John O. Dunbar, of he Gazette, will leave for there ioon.
 The weather moderated last night md snow commenced falling, con- inuing for some time, when it urued to rain, and there has been ,uita q sfaadv dorm YOur dur;,,c,