Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-16
IHE CITY AND COUNTY
1HSy Items From Our Own Town an
 Surrounding Country.
Frnm Mednesdsr,s nsilr

D. Baird, of St. Louis, is a gues oi Hotel Burke.
 J A. J. Pickrell came in this morn 4k from the Senator.
 Sheriff RufFner has returned iron \ ttenwood, CalilornIa.
 Mr. Carl is visiting his aunt, Mrs
 E- Sloan, in Prescott.
 u 3ohn Burkes has filed his oath ana a eed as constable at Jerome. 2 '. B. Gillette's condition is con <Ierably improved today. S T. H. Clark, the Williamson val
 stock man, is in town.
 E Bucksbaum, a Chicago capital IS in Prescott on mining busi-
 Horse Shoe Jake" the jolly, good nstured tobacco man, IS in 9Fn.
 Mrs. H. H. Helm came up from > ekenburg this morning for visit A relstives.
 Territorial Auditor G. W. Vickers sin town today circulating among is Friends.
 q o. Dunbar, editor of the Phenix 6<ette, has returned from a trip to
 arlington.
 N c. Shekels of the Crowned 1g mining company, came in on paly's train from Los Angeles. 4 deed was filed for record today ron G. W Hull to O. W. Ross for 5 et IS, block II, Jerome; considera- 5 Ioa SlOO. 5ndge John Roberts, of Santa teria precinct is in town to make ael proof to a piece of land before he land office L'el. 4. O. Rrodie came up from E. Brown Point mining camp last 1. ening 10 learn the latest develop 2 eats in the Cuban situation. S @rs. NJ. A. Hanlon, mother of R A. O. Brodie and of John 2 a1lon, came in from the east yes f1sy for visit to this section. &s a result of the teachers exami- afon certificates were issued today Lrs. J. E. Pulsifer, Miss Mildred , Ser and Miss Winifred Gould. Eharles Lantry is in town super fendIng the shipment of lot of ' fer tools to Texas, where the firm s b LantTY's sons has a railroad ! le'skract. C k His is the JoURNAL-MINER editors ! flh day as we'll as the anniversary fDf the paper. While both are p4ing old, they are vigorous and ! nty yet. Eke ladies of the Political Study gnb are agitating the question of Nling woman as school trustee. ilie city had women trustees at one ee and they managed the schools |
 successfully.
 tS5f. F. D. Hendricks, of St. Paul. a enesota, president of the Swiss le mining company operating in m ita Maria, prrived in Prescott on nuay evening and left for Santa tra Tuesday afternoon. al De funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah nes will take place tomorrow, tr arsday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. la a the residence of her brother.
 Roberts. Friends and acquain- m iees of the family are respectfully eI Bed to attend.
 Nrs. Sarah Shivers, mother of pl n J. L. Fisher. died at her home tr Shlno valley just after noon to- H Deceased was 6S years old, - e has resided in this county for - Feral years. The funeral will take N ace ID Chino valley as soon as her p daughters In Phenix can be \ 1kl6ed and arrive there. ul Mss Bertha Goldsworthv. the Iits 9 ? dsughter of NIT. and Mrs. W. s. s-1sworthy, Is celebrating her rlhdsy tbis afternoon with the tri zttsnce of large number of her bU &ng friends. The little oLes m NaEs have a good time on such lty tasious. teI 4ndge StOcker received a letter eeatly from friend at his home Fl Hinnesota, in which the writer tn Es large agricultural implement pl; elory there has ceased making ni! 'rleultural implements, and is run mC ng a large force day and night enufactunng gun carriages for the .. 'Eernment. ni' he St. Patrick's day celebration pr Dake's opera house, March l6 ha n, will be participated in by vel very best local talent. The en ba 'salnment promises to be the very zt of the several meritorious en- Va, which have been given Ta CT the auspices of the Catholic ,io 'lghts of Prescott. far Ihe lands belonging to the Allan tn, x Pacific railroad grant were : a under foreclosure today by the est |sEer of chancerv. The lands 6la loant 10 l,509,444 acres and the an, rehaser was E. Wilder, treasurer tbe lbe Santa Fe railroad companT, -ha. . price paid being S6,5OO. or a sar I=s less than one half a cent per T 'e Only two bids were pre- n,d
 tri, .'ee of the most hearty and enthu- gra sflc congratulations received by nm . editOr of this paper over his ap- one .ntment as receiver of the land |ce comes from his old friend. J. Duffy, formerly of the general cei @ ees of the $. F. P. & P. railroad n 9 1pany, but now passenger agent :, -tG De Santa Fe Pacific and South M lail California railroads, at San ueA .4 California. J .cting-Governor Akers has sent a c.r |sr to President Mckinley rec wiI
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