Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-26

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 4 copy of the World Almanac
 for 1898 has been received at this
 office. It is a pamphlet of 56S pages
 and contains more valuable statis-
 ticsl information than any other book published. 1t can be had on
 application to the New York World for 9 cents.
 ! Hearing of petitions of Frank
 Baxter and Michael J. Hickey for
 letters of administration on the estate of George Monroe, deceased,
 was continued in Judge Hicks court
 today until January 9. NJ. J.
 Hickey was appointed special ad-
 ministrator until a regular ap- pointee Is named.
 Division Superintendent Hurley of the Santa Fe railway, rewards a first class freight conductor in the following circular: Recently a conductor on a fast freight train felt a broken rail, stopped his train, and went back and located it, left flagman to protect 1t and had sec tion men called. This shows an in telligent, well posted and painstsk- ing conductor. His action in this case Is recognized by placing fifteen merit marks to his credit.
 Judge Hicks says Baby Bell is one of the best babies in the county. She never cries at night thereby saving him promenades in scant habilament, and she is good all day long. May Bell the mother. came over from Jerome yesterday and called at the Judges residence. She did not ask to see her progCn nv, but stated that neither she nor MT. Bell could give up the child. However, Baby Bell will continue to remain an int resting occupant of the Hicks household for the present.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Geo. Nj. Sargent returned this morning from visit to Phenix.
 R. E. Wells went up yesterday 10 take look at the Johnson tunnel.
 The Gallup Cleaner ssys that Dr. David Stearns, the oculist, will locate in Albuquerque.
 The government thermometer at Whipple registered four degrees be- low zero this morning.
 Articles of incorporation of the Kentucky Standard Mining com pany was filed for record today.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill is now located in his new law office next 1 door 10 the Mining Exchange, east 1. side of plaza.
 Will C. Bailey, of San Francisco, i will deliver a free lecture in K. of l P. hall on Sunday night upon The 1 osophy.
 T. W. Boggs, of Big Bug, has transferred his interest in the circle 1 U. R. brand of horses, ranging on Turkey creek and Black canyon, to | Young Bros. < Fenton.
 \ lease from William Roberts to | Mabel NJ. Cordiner for B feet front on Main street, Jerome, was filed for record today. The lease con- tsins an option of purchase for s. 000.
 In the recorders oiice today, a deed from Jas. Williams to Francis C. Wajsworth, for parts of lots f and ,. in the school house block, | Jerome, was filed for record, the consideration being Sl65.
 The Santa Fe company has placed . limited trains between ] Chicago and Los Angeles. They ! are running via Deming and the $. . P. at present on account of the tun- nel disaster.
 Court Perry. formerly division su- perintendent of the 4. & P. railroad, | located at Williams, Is now a pas senger conductor on the Southern California railroad running out of Los Angeles.
 pr. Miller has returned from the Crown Point mine where he has been located for several months and will resume the practice of medicine again in Prescott. He says the above property is looking fine.
 Holbrook is advertising for bids accompanied with plans and specif- cations for court house and jail, in one structure, to be built of brick or stone, in that city. The cost Is not to exceed Sl20O.
 A deed has been filed for record from $. NJ. Waterman and wife to Nancy O. Moore for tract of land located in sections g and 26, town ship II Y R 3 W, Walnut Grove, the being $500.
 The city of Phenix has just got ten rid of sort of civil service law. It was an ordinance whereby city officers could not removed. As soon as the new ordinance went into effect the jailor and two policemen were deprived of their positions.
 Will C. Bailey. representing the Theosophical, society, Los Angeles, arrived in Prescott today and will deliver one or more lectures during his visit here. NIT. Bailey delivered al Kingnan last Saturday night, the first lecture on theosophy ever delivered in the territory.
 At meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Nj. E. church held on "Wednesday the following officers were elected: Mrs. J. NJ. W. Moore, president; Mrs. J. NJ. Watts, vice president; Mrs. Pillar secretary; Mrs. C. K. JeOness. treasurer.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church, South, gave a Poverty Social" last evening, which was well