Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
THE CITY AND COUNTY 2ewsy Notes os Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.
From Wednesdays Daily.

Mrs. E. 4. Butler returned iron
 fhenix this morning.
 Otto Kaiser, representing Haa:
 EHruch & Co.,, is in town.
 The strawberry crop around Pbe
 eiK is said to be very large this year
 John Mars, the veteran and wei
 koown stock man of Agua Fria val
 <sT is in town today.
 R. D. French, the Prescott com
 z,srcial man, is home agaIn for !
 tEief visit to his family.
 Ben Clay, a former resident ot EescOtt. but now of the Salt rivel f4Iley, was a visitor to Prescott yes Ierdsy.
 T. T. Dougine returned yesterday eLternoon from trip east on mining 11siness. He says the war fever in H1icago is quite high.
 Thomas Sutton, the popular young 4eiesman for Bishop < Co, of Los
 Angeles, is making his periodical 1sit to Prescott.
 Rev. G. W. Cramm, of the Baptist etarcb, has returned from his visit sc PheHix.
 ! very attractive musical and
 Eerary program will be rendered at Ete Good Templars' open meeting 1eKt Monday evening. No charge for admission.
 Two special stock trains from the 6alt river valley passed through | Fn.scott last night. One went tArough at : o'clock, the other at E'dnight.
 Chas. Lange, a former employe of
 B Castle creek hot springs, has eteen taken to Phenix in a delirious Hceedition. It is thought his malady n produced by illness.
 Euni Tribe of Re Men went on t1e war path last night, and while no scalps are reported to have been
 ken, II Is known that they captured
 bee pale faces.
 Aztec Lodge of Good Templars -He making great preparations for =&eir open meeting next Monday |78ening. All ex-members of the .-I1er are cordially invited, as well as e public.
 The sherif's office received tele- \ 4am from Phenix this afternoon 'tIsting that Deputy Sheriff J. Davis
 d oyertaken and arrested the &1ican who stole a horse last Sat 1fay night from Frank Spence's SAsture and also recovered the iorse. He caught his man near
 Fog Tanks.
 D. J. Sullivan came up from Con srsss last evening and returned there ! Fsin this afternoon. He says that ! te suffered a complete loss of his 11tire stock of goods in yesterday , Earnings fire. His place of busi- 'tees was diagonally across the stree. IfDm where the fire started, and bis p|sce was among the first 10 go. He E1d his vile had barely time to
 espe without being able to save srsthing.
 The Odd Fellows will give fare <Yll rec option, at their lodge room Blight to members of the order be- ] - eRing to the Huh Infantry sta
 oned at Whipple. !
 Sheriff Ruffner returned from aerome yesterday with a prisoner eeDtenced to sixty days in the coun- . i9 jail for a misdemeanor.
 Mark Smith is said to have writ lea letter to a friend in Prescott
 nplaining that Speaker Reed |Hcnld not recognize him for the e4rpose of making a speech cn the
 rban question. Mark ;s disgusted . t<er It.
 Cal. Fair, who had bis leg broken 1nd crushed a few days ago at Big B1g, died at the Sisters hospital this afternoon from the result of iu5nries received. Deceased has re- Gued in this county since 1892. and Was 4S years old. He has a brother reiding at Randsburg and his mother lives at Salt Lake, Utah. 4
 The Yuma Indians are at present al1icted with a strange disease of tha throat that is rapidly transfer ine them from their earthly reserva- tien to the happy hunting ground. A1ring the past two weeks l5 adult Incians have died, and the disease is sill raging. with no telling where oF when it will end. One peculisrity cf the destructi.e maladv IS 1t seems to attack only adults, and is ab- 1otntely fatal, the patient suffering but few hours.-Arizona Sentinel.
 Lloyd Griscom of the Castle <<esk hotel, Is in town. the slest of F. NJ. Murphy. MT. Gris- s-.se IS one of the most interested of. people in the present situation be- tNsen Spain and the United States. ne bis father is a member of an 8Uerican steamshipconIpauy which 1ta thirteen vessels in commission, z1g aad all of which are subject to tslng impressed by the government Ter use in the navy. The St. Paul and St. Louis are among the num- 11f. 6 recent report stating that the forner had already been called for. Ihe Pullman private car Esmeralda woht south on last evenings train to apt Springs junction for the use of
 1s. D. s. Newhall, wife Of the as> e,ant secretary of the Pennsylva- zie railroad, and her daughter. ley will pass through Prescott on tonight's train and will be joined 1ese by MT. Griscom who will ac- conpany them east.