Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Williams wants a match factory.
 Mrs. J. P. Dillon is visiting in Ehenix.
 IS. s. Ackers, the Mogollon rancher, in town.
 W. N. Kelly is able to attend to
 nsiness rgain.
 The Jerome News has branched sht into daily.
 Geo. H. Cook came up from Phe- 1x this morning.
 Mrs. Weldon will open the Home
 kitchen again soon.
 A hospital has been established
 eently at Williams.
 Jake Spitz, the well known com sercial man, IS in town.
 Woodmen meet tomorrow night. Eull attendance requested.
 b. W. Tyler committed suicide at 1srome last Saturday night.
 There are now from 125 to 130 nssn at work on the Big Bug rail rDad.
 w. T. Little, manager of the Red Rock mine in Chaparral, Is in town tssday.
 V The north wind which prevailed Cd Tuesday sent the murcury away down last night. n A. St. John Gaylord, superinten- u oent of the Highland Canal near Mesa, died at Phenix recently. !, Frank L. Wright, of the Prescott U Electric Company, returned last fening from his visit to Big Bug.
 The Red Men held a very inter sting meeting last night. They eealped two pale faces and had a n hnquet.
 The probate court has confirmed af. zhe sale of the mining property Rlonging to the estate of the late Q W. Johnson.
 The country is commencing to need rain very badly just now. The Jason, up to July at least, promises
 be very dry. Gentle Spring, according to the ! z5manacs, was due to arrive on Mon 1ay, but she has been met with a z rery chilly reception.
 The mercury in Judge A. O. . &oyes' thermometer registered s
 grees above zero this morning ,u Pretty cold for a spring morning.
 Dr. F. 4. Childs. of Ash Fork. paid r Ewing visit to Prescott last night, | Hbming down on the afternoon train l1nd returning again this morning.
 Phenix banks have instituted suits Ed the courts to restrain officials lrom the sale of bank stock on which taxes are delinquent, claiming ex- hption from taxation. The administrators sale oi the fsnch, belonging to the estate Of the } 11te J. R. Walker, was confirmed by Cd he probate court today. The pur- leAaser was W. G. Dickinson and the Eice paid $500. M The high school proposition has sen knocked in the head tempo> r3rily. 4 large number Of those Hbe signed the petition for 1t had their names withdrawn and the eiection will not be called.
 H. B. Wells, the halter and dye 'z fng works proprietor, emigrated the liner night between sun down and J tan rise. Whither be went no one 2 Eeems to know. / D. E. Holmes, representing the IIbuQuerQue Citizen, was a caller t this office today. He Is on his ,y Deriodical tour through Arizona in 4 tbe interest of the best newspaper , in the Southwest.
 There are twenty-four g pod tenn niar lodges in Ariz Dna and only five 3n New Mexico. The poor quality oE Arizona whisky probably IS the t1nse of the greater number of tenn Wrance lodges in the sister terri lhry.-Albuquerque Citizen.
 F. NJ. Murphy and D. NJ. Ferry Nent up to Ash Fork In special tfain this morning to meet the lat . | t1fs family, who are coming to Afizona for few weeks visit.
 a Williams man was in love, now | he IS in jail. He proposed to the lair object of his affection and be cause she refused he tneu to kill her. As the grand jury was in ses.. son at Flagstaff its attention was called to the love affair and the love ffck man was indicted for a deadly ansault.
 E. E. Ellinwood has been appoint cd special assistant United States eltorney to assist iD the prosecution | of the governments suit against the Copper Queen Mining Company, of Hisbee. The government seeks to rseover SlS3,OO0 for alleged timber trespass-
 a runaway team, at Jerome, las: z Loncay, ran into a horse being ridden by a Verde valley farmer, kdling the horse and seriously in> inring the rider. The pole of the uagon struck the horse in the side. sraehinO If in.