Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays DaiIy. 4. J. Pickerell is in town. FIX. O'Brien is up from his min ing camp.
 Mrs. Ed. Lsube of Camp Senate
 IS Tn town today.
 Alfalfa hay has advanced to &
 per ton in Phenix. Barley has advanced 50 Sl.35 peI
 hundred in Phenix. There are several cases of scarle
 lever in Flagstaff. A. Falco, came in from tn, Gladiator last evening.
 The troops at Whipple expect tC
 leave about next Sunday.
 N. C. Rosenberger. of the lower
 Agua Fria, was in town today.
 D. ArchibAld's condition is re-
 ported considerably improved.
 E. W. Rouse has located the
 Syzygy mine in Weaver district.
 Charles T. Lynch, of Jerome, has
 been appointed a notary public.
 E. s. Clark has been elected chief of the Flagstaff fire department.
 E. E. McVeagh, representing a San Francisco hardware firm, is in | town.
 Wm. Marks left for Jerome yes terday, with a view of locating 1 tn 're.
 Prof. Hafford is improving and expects 10 be able to be out again tomorrow.
 R. G. Adams has taken the posi- ton of station agent at Jerome Junction.
 Dr. McNall7 secured the dia- mond from the Dismond club Sat urday night.
 Mamie Fickas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. A. Fickss, died in Phenix last Friday.
 Paul Johns, foreman of the Crowned King mine, spent Sunday in Prescott.
 The Taran;ula Gold Mining Con- pany Is the name of a new incorpor- ation in Final county.
 Senator Lewis Emery, of Pennsyl- vania, has become interested in some mining property in this county.
 A small pox patient escaped from the pest car at Belmont the other day, and at last accounts was still at large.
 4 colored cook desires position in hotel or private family, also bar room porter. Good reference. Ad- dress box 46l.
 Billy Walker, the we'll known chef, left on this afternoons train for Castle creek hot springs to take a position.
 Knights of Pythias lodge meets 1 tonight for work in the second de- | gree. A full attendance of members Is requested.
 Ed. Stephens, of Williamson val ley, is in town today. He says his folks will give an old fashioned | country dance April 20.
 Jas. H. McClintock, the Phenix correspondent is engaged in elistIng a cavalry company. He has sixty men on the list now.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltins will leave tomorrow morning for her home at St. Msrys, Ohio, having been called there by the illness of her father.
 Frank Spence reported the theft of one of his horses yesterday to the sheriff. A warrant was sworn out for the arrest of Mexican charged with the crime.
 A wind was blowing at yesterdays gun club shoot. Only five members attended and they made the follow score: Hastings, Is; Hill, I3, Marks, l2; Ferguson, l2; Manderfelt, II.
 The repairs being made to the in the basement of the court house led to a report yester- lay that another jail break had been attempted.
 A car load of fat steers averaging 100 pounds each were shipped ( rom Phenix to Fl Paso last Satur- { lay. The price paid was four cents per pound.
 Lieut.. Tupes and twelve men of he 18th Infantry, arrived at Whip ole on Saturday from Huachuca to ake charge of the post pending the determination of the war depart nent as to its final abandonment.
 A meeting of citizens was held on evening to confer with J. 1. Best, representing the Beam pro- ; .ess for the reduction of ores. The [ question of a shelter was discussed t some lenghth. Mir. Best asks a , ,onus of Sl0,0O0 for the erection of a ;. ,lant in Prescott, and was asked to tate his proposition in writing at a meeting this afternoon. J. F. Morrell, an old time resident f this county, died at his home near Prescott on Saturday afternoon after C n illness lasting only twenty-four 6 ours. Deceased came to Prescott October l5, 1871, and had resided s ere ever since. He was 72 years i'd at the time of his death. He caves five sons and two daughters. V Ie was buried this afternoon. L A special dispatch to the St. Louis q ilobe>Democrat from Albuquerque avs: ID. B. Robinson, of St. Louis, he president of the St. Louis & an Francisco railroad, is iu the city O oday, on his return home from a ' rip through Mexico, Arizona, Cali> 3 Ornia and New Mexico. He was at the Commercial Club Y nd received a hearty welcome from d he citizens of Albuquerque. He I tated that it would only bs ashort inc when the St. Louis &. San O francisco railroad would be ex- i: ended into this country, and that a -lbuquerque would be the objective t oint." @