Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-06
From Wednesday, Daily.

Tickets for the ball on July f ar
 Tor sale at Ed. Shumate's, Shepar
 & kastner. and Aitken x Robinson
 F. W. Sisson and E. E. Ellinwooc
 of Flagstaff, came in on last even
 ings train from Jerome and return
 ed to Flagstaff this morning.
 Geo. H. Cook has received
 beautiful badge for the Hook |
 Ladder company's Queen.
 There is a great display of tast,
 and skill in the artistic arrangement
 of iewely on exhibition m Geo. H
 Cooks show window.
 United States Attorney R F
 Morrison IS in Tucson. He went
 down 10 argue a motion for new
 trial Tn the case of the United State:
 vs- the Copper Queen mining com
 pany.
 K. c. Irvine is in Prescott again.
 G. W. Huil is in town.
 Ninety-six in the shade has been
 the temperature for the past few
 days.
 A merry picnic party of ladies
 visited Maple Gulcb on Monday.
 Dr. Murphy expects his family
 here in few days from Pheniz.
 In a revised list of the killed and wounded at the recent fight in Cuba the name Of Major BrOdie is omit ted, but m another part of the tele- gram. description of the way in which he received his wound was given. This revised list credits two deaths to O'Neill's company Doh erty and LIgget-both from Jerome. Ed. Liggett was known to but few people in this city, but he was never theless brave young man, and We doubt If any regiment had a better mark sman or more expert rider than he was. He was very enthusiastic in the cause he enlisted for and his 1 death will be very much regretted l. by every one who knows him. Ills !. father lives in Ohio. while other rel l atives are living in California.
 Freight train mail ser, ice is slow ] CT than the old time stage coach ser vice.
 Mrs. James Gaylor, aged 60 years. of RIdgeWood. New Jersey. whi.e | visiting the Grand Canyon, started | from camp rear the river on Fri day morning to go up the trail and got lost. Up to Saturday she had not been found.
 Li;tle Ella Maxson, who strayed away on Monday was found last night in West Prescott in a tent oe- cupied by family named Price. It seems that she went there on Mon day and bad remained there ever since. Her reasons for not return ing home were not learned.
 A fire originating from a peculiar cause Is reported as having occurred near the Jersey Lily mine a few . days since. Two men were engaged | ln shooting timbers down a steep . hiii when log caught fire, burning briskly. and in its descent looking like shooting star The timbars It the foot of the side caught fire burning up large part of them.
 It seems as though our contem- 1orary travelled somewhat out of { he way -of legitimate criticism | n the senseless slur it cast upon d Miss Addie Murphy, a very highly young isdy. In China when a man Is convicted of a crime ., Ill his relatives are made to suffer ' punishment with him. The same actics seem to have been adopted N y eur contemporary inregard to its n prejudice against F. H. Murphy. U
 The Congregational Sunday a chooi held a picnic at Point of n Rocks yesterday. They went out by peclai train about ? u'r5o K a. m. cunning about 6 p. m. and spent al pleasant day. sI W. A. Jackson, special agent of T, be Commercial Union Assurance c, ompany, and of the Alliance Assur- nee company of London. IS visiting 'rescott. sC
 From Thursdays Daily. The commissioned officers selected u pr the company of volunteers from ''' Iorthern Arizona are as follows: 'Sptain, Charles Donaldson. Of 1T 'rescOtt; First Lieutenant, F. (. Iochderfer, of Flagstaff; Second q Waiter C.. Scott. of St. Ia Ohns. Four Of Major Brodie's oi luadron were former employees of ., le JoURNAL-MISER. and Lieutenant ,a colt, of the present squadron, was in 'reman of this office for several h. ears o,, Under the new war revenue bill 1 telegrams are required to have p. venue stamps affixed to all tele- |, rams sent. The sender is required 9, write his initials and date of send t- g message on the stamF. IT, Despite his assertions that his ac- an 'unts are all right, City Assessor Ong of Phenix has been placed un- of IT arrest charged with a defalcs- ec on of nearly 5000. go Mrs. Budge left for her home in lenix yesterday. re, Mrs. Weldon has added an ice 9t 9It cam department to her home bak- DO De on Cortez street. 0 9t M. A. Lawler is building three vii ttSges on Mt. Vernon avenue. One Au them IS nearly completed.
 Since the reopening Of the John sb, 2 house after its repair from loss for easioned by the fire. the place IS All wing good run of business. Miss bo; hnson IS very popular as a hotel at oprietress and never fails 10 fur Q 'h her patrons with the best of erything possible to secure. nee J. O. Dunbar has of Io sIo ed his services in Col. McCord's t- ,-o yiment. Tan wll \ beautifully designed souvenir S oon' Portraylng the battle ship que nne, has been received by Mrs a a Ia Williams of this rity from live mpa, Florida. The engravino ie .rn llfully executed and Is cberjsb..d yi.j 'hly by the one who received ii ma, Hrs. W. J. Mulvenon has kindly rug cred her services to make the m exp rms for the base ball boys. and vor; Do expense what ever. This gen seer us act on her part is handsomely retJ ,kpD Of hV all and sba ,,,,o - Aut