Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

, w. [. SOats, sLeuOBrapnoI George NJ. Sargent's office, left thi
 morning for Fl Paso, Tex, to take position with A. S. Greig, superin
 tendent of railroad there. 4. E. Taylor and wife of Prescott and Mrs. J. N. Taylor of Topeks Kan, arrived in Phenix Wednesda, night from the, north.-Pheni Gazette.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha, 9 Congress, is in town today. W. T. Smith of the Phenix tele phone system is pushing his lin,
 northward. 1t IS now about five o six miles north of Phenix.
 Officials of the Santa Fe Pacific
 railway Wednesday filed with tht
 territorial secretary notice of theil
 having built and now maintaining 6
 dam and reservoir on the northeast
 quarter of the southwest quarter oi
 section B, township 22 north, range
 7 cast, in Coconino county.
 Lewis Emery, of Bradford, Penn,
 sylyania, IS a guest at Hotel Burke
 Geo. NJ. Sargent returned last evening from a business trip to
 Phenix.
 The Phenix Republican reports
 that friends of G. W. Larrimer, a
 mining man, are alarmed over bis
 four weeks absence. He left Phenix
 for Ehrenberg, expecting to return in two weeks. A letter was received
 from Ehrenberg stating that Larri- mer had left for Phenix two weeks
 before with a bar of gold and ac- eompanied by a man named Collins.
 Mrs. s. A. Logan went to Phenix yesterday.
 The grippe seems epidemic in Prescott.
 J. G. Tinker, a JOURNAL MINER typo, is laid up with a severe attack of grippe.
 All Fools day.
 The tooops at Whipple do not expect to be able to get away till the latter part of next week or the first of the week following.
 George H. Schueram has returned from hIs visit to Castle Creek hot springs. He is greatly improved in health.
 Isaac T. Stoddard and wife came in from StOddard yesterday.
 James D. Schuyler, tte water storage and irrigation expert, ar rived in Prescott yesterday, and is out today with members of the city council examining the country around Prescott.
 Lieutensnts Shuttleworth and Carmichael returned yesterday from their typographical surveying tour in the southwestern part Of the territory. They were recalled by telegraph before completing their work. Lieut.. Shuttleworth will move with bis regiment to Jefferson barracks, Missouri, while Lieut.. 1 Carmichael, who was assigned as an extra lieutenant with the Eleventh l Infantry, has been permanently 1 assigned to the Seventh Artillery | Regiment, one of the new regiments | just formed. He left this morning for Fort Slocum, New York, where the regiment is being organized. Where he will be assigned for duty he does not yet know.
 JIG. Herndon yesterday received l a letter from c. E. Champie, of Columbia, informing him of the death there last Saturday of R. H. Farley, well known miner of that section. MT. Farley has been en- gagged in inning there for several years and owned some very valuable property. He has been afflicted with consumption for long time, but with an iron will and a strong nerve he has battled the disease and energetically worked to the full extent of his strength in the devel- Opment of his properties. MT. Far ley had a host of friends all over Yavapsi and Maricopa counties, who will be grieved to learn of his 1eath.
 Joseph Drew, the Walnut Creek ! hunter, has killed twelve mountain ions during the past winter. 1T
 The Phenix Gazette is authority 'or the statement that a cave has been discovered in the Pinal moun- .ains which bids fair to rival the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. It is iollars to dougnnuts that Joe Mul- latton discovered it during his 'ecent visit to that section.
 From ss uriAy's Daily.
 Workmen meet tonight. h
 H. Kreuger left this morning for visit to San Diego, Cal.
 Prof Haford's condition is re- ported considerably improved today. ! Dog on a wind, anyway" has 'een more appropriate than poetic , 1pression today. Miss Elvs Haskell will open a ( 'rivate school at Jerome on Mon I lay, April 1.
 There will be meetisg of Tougts t lose company this evening at S:30 I iclock. By order of the foreman. t Tomorrow being Palm Sunday, [ lr. J. l.. Johnston will sing The 'alms" as an offertory solo at the $ Episcopal church in the morning. I Regular monthly meeting of the c look & Lodder company this even q ng at S'clock sharp. All members a re requested to be present. t Uncle Tom" Holland. who for ! lerly owned the Castle Creek hot 2 brings, paid a visit recently to that lace and found things consid srably hanged from the old regime. On Q is return to Phenix he saidi "Why, | aey've actually been divided into a nree different sections" D The Salvation Army will open a h ew hall tonight opposite MT. o rardner's grocery store, in the i, ,wer part of the Cliff House. An F lteresting meeting is expected, and Il will be made welcome. Meeting egins at p. m. G Mrs. NJ. A. Weldon will open her st ew bakery on Gurley street, next 2 GOT to the Prescott Electric com c auy's office, on Monday. Home ]. Jade bread of all kinds, pies, cakes, :, Ln uill ha fnnnd aluarr on hand "