Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-23

as we'll known here. his frienc ship toward Americans in Sonora, making him a favorite throughout the bor- der. Much good is expected to fol- low the meeting of the two execu tives. This evening they were ten dered a magnificent banquet and ball. Tomorrow they go to Hermo- sillo, the capital of Sonora, where elaborate preparations have been made for their entertainment"
 From Fridays Daily.
 Elwin Tarr, the Jerome druggist, is in town.
 r. R. Simmons, of Jerome, is a guest at the Winsor.
 P. J. Mccormick returned this morning from a visit to Phenix.
 Chas. Ewing, of Jerome, leaves tomorrow morning for Klondike.
 Ex-Supervisor T. NJ. Earnhart came up on this mornings tralD from Phenix.
 E. \. Wilson, of the Phenix Grocery company, is spending a few days in the city.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers, territorial aud itor, came up from Phenix this morning for brief visit.
 Supreme court will meet m Phe- nIx next Wednesday, when decisions in a number of cases will be ren- dered.
 Peter Wenn, formerly of Prescott, was among the wrecked passengers of the steamer Corona, eu route 10 Alaska
 The diamond stud will be dis posed of at Aitkeh * R0binson's cigar store tomorrow evening at g o'clock.
 s. l.. Easterling, representing W. H. Smith, a Phenix dealer in and of monuments. i' in town.
 City ordinances numbers l and having been published for the full period required, are row in fuli force and effect.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy came in this morning by special train from Ash Fork on their return from California.
 Colin Timmons says that work will be commenced on the Grand 1 canyon railroad from Williams tte first of March.
 Geo. A. Denny, 8 prominent and | 1ld time resident of Walnut creek, s in Prescott and was a welcome . ,aller at this office today.
 Bids for the construction of the . Big Bug railroad will be opened | lext Monday, and contracts will be . awarded soon afterwards.
 The committee appointed last . 'vening to raise money for Cuba ecured S25S or one dollar for every ailor that went down on the crui- er Name in Havana Harbor.
 J. W. Sullivan, the cattle king. | ,ame up from Phenix yesterday. l Nr. Sullivan has a large number of i ,attle on pasture in the Salt river Talley.
 The Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads are both running pecial trains from St. Paul to . Seattle to carry the gold seeking | Klondikers.
 4 letter received recently from E. . ! F. Horne by a friend stated that le was en route to New York with his pride. He will return to Prescott l 'arly in March.
 Quite a number of Prescott people . will avail themselves of the excur- ion rates, to visit Phenix, and at end the celebration and reception ,n Washington's birthday.
 Eastern capitalists are preparing grounds near Phenix for a mammoth lotel ana park. There will be ten niles of road built and forty miles ,f trees planted by them.
 Rev. H. A. Brown will leave for Jerome tomorrow to hold services here on Sunday, and in consequence hereof, there will be no services in he Episcopal church in Prescott on sunday.
 The Mining and Scientific Press will g1ve a massive gold special championship medal to the prize winner in the drilling contest on Miners Day at the Mining Fair III 'an Francisco.
 The crazy man brought in from Jerome was examined this afternoon .ud adjudged insane. He refuses O give his name or to talk and DO me in the Verde valley, or about Jerome knows him.
 John B. Fitch, newspaper man, ormerly of various towns in Arizona md California, but more recently ,f Fl Paso, moved over into Mexico ast week to escape trial on charge ,f blgamy. It is alleged that Fitch las about four wives to his credit in different places from none of whom ne has been divorced.
 A. G. Hubbard and wife and E. H. Spoor, of Redlands, California, ,ame in on this mornings special rom Ash Fork CD route to Phenix. They left on this afternoons train. Nr. Hubbard was formerly one of he owners of the Bonanza mine at 1arqua Hals. ''. ''.T11cf 9 c