Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
From Wednesdays Daily.

Eork in the third degree.
 Major John Reese came in yester- Day from the Santa Maria country
 Judge W. H. Barnes came up from De south yesterday.
 R. R. Coleman left for Bagdsd,
 California, this morning.
 I. T. Stoddard is up from his Cop Ter Mountain mining camp.
 A rodeo will start from Bakers
 ewer ranch next Monday.
 Councilman Smith says Prescott
 regular 404 town.
 Lincoln Fowler, of Pheui1, Is in Own today.
 Frank Frantz left for Richenbar DIS morning.
 Scenes of the Cuban war at the ePera house Friday evening. April
 Major and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts enter tained a few friends al their resi- dsnce last evening.
 Thomas R. King and his nephew, 1AOmas W. King, are in town today from Chino valley.
 J. L. Giroux, superintendent of the United Verde Copper Company, ls in tOwr.
 Edward :. Jones, of Congress, was fodsy appointed administrator of tEe estate of the late James Eilano.
 The case Of Giroux vs. SChuerman oeeupied the time of the district court today.
 Skenf RuGner has tsnierrd tie be of bis new barn to the Gremen lbr their May Day dance.
 James Shirley came in today from De Etta mine on a brlef business isii.
 Born, in Prescott, April I9, 1898. ] Ip MT. sni Mrs. $. B. Pemberton, a .pu.
 Quite a large delegation of Je> Iomeites came ID yesterday alter noon 10 attend court.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Boblett are 1isiting friends in Prescott.
 W. 4. Cline is able to be cut again ter being in bed for a week. suffer tg from an attack of grippe.
 Yesterday will go doan in the History of Pres sott as a day of war .nd waierworks.
 The Southern Pacific Cou.panv gill withdraw it's Sunset Limited .rain on April 2s.
 John Derr returned last evening 'Fom a business trip to Crowned Hing.
 Among the Jerome contingent in |own on law business are: C. 4. Killer, W. F. Johnson, John Duke -nd John Rodden.
 W. W. Vanderbilt received a tele- , .rsm today from pr. J. $ Barrett. sying that he has been laid up with beums;ism since he left here. but e will l ave for Prescott next Mon sy. Invitations are out for the mar iAge, in Jerome, on "Wednesday fening, April 2, of Mss Carrie ! Iillespie. sister of J. 4 Gillespie, to |ngust Thorbeeke, formerly of Pres> Miss Alice Windes is visiting her Ister, Miss Stanley WinIes, iu Pres | .ott. She expects to open a term of Z cbool on Groom creek next MOr- F. C Chas. Donaldson has resigned as eperintendent of the Sundance . lnlng Company, and the position 1s been taken by H. NJ. Abbott, ' 1fmerly foreman ot the mine. MT 'pnaldsOn has associated himself Y 7th Campbell & Hull, in the Morn "a Glory mine, and left fer that ( EDPerty today. q D. bav started to sink q well re- L .BIiI ou piece of land owned by IA Isn istv-en the MiilAr valley school .Pls.' an.l ,he county hospital. Yes r, fi1T iI,- .y"rkmen ha raarhe . al |sPih "f =ix feet when they werc E llSea oGi iIy tha inflow of water. Y, De doctor thinks they struck an C niergrouad channel. He will put E stean pump i"tO It U enable him s;na deeper. a; City Engineer J. J. Fisher on Tues e n afternoon measured the water in ~ fanite creek and in Aspen Gre, k est above where the stream empties F Do Granite creek. He found the n' v amounted to 227.OOO gallons ID W Fentv-fOur hours iu Granite creek D '1 l47,OU gallons in Aspen creek. There are just ten men in th;s re Dmunity who do pot believe in e |t Potts creek and Aspen creek hi Fer supply. Nine of them voted It Festerdsy's election; the other one Q, 4 not vote. m & eorge Rufuer has refused to - 'fznit any one to file on the roof of ;n F barn for a water shed as proposed n, |t other evening. tI Ihe card of Norman Hale. first D, 1s stone contractor, appears in h 'D issue. NIT. Hale is prepared to sI 3 all kinds of stone work on short Il 'tIce and will make estimates on d. ,fk. See his card. hi . is announced tbat a foreign V nnufacturer has perfected piano ., .,
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