Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-09

so,Al sA1so rosuEs co. sE~ soEx- Wm. Grist, of Flagstaff, who had
 his skull crushed at the cave in of Johnson tunnel, died at Albuquerque
 on Monday.
 Prof. Haford informs us that Prescott schools will not plant trees , tomorrow. but will set apart some day in April for that purpose. Following are guests of Hotel l. Winsor: W. c. Hellman, San
 Francisco; James Crichton, Los Angeles; G. T. Blackwell.
 E. E. Breed filed his bond as notary public in the recorders office today, with O. F. Place and 4. J. Doran as sureties.
 When dogs are worth from S250 to $500 in Klondike, we see no req son why there should be such a sur plus of -canines in Prescott.
 The burning out of flue at the ] Congress house last evening brought out the fire department in a hurry, and set the town agog.
 | IL is announced that Miss J. Edith ! Weaver. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. ! B. H. Weaver, and Mir. R. Baher will be married in Prescott, Wednes- day, February 9th.
 Tomorrow is Arbor day, and it should be remembered ty the schools throughout the territory with appropriate exercises and the planting of trees and shrubbery.
 On Tuesday, the President sent Register of land offices H. Dorsey Patter, of Illinois, at Tucson, 4. T.; EmIl Zolignac, of New Mexico, at ] Los Cruces. \. M.
 ] II. Miller, the merchant, and Sam FOran had a dispute over some lots out at Chaparral yesterday, and Mir. Miller claims Eorau drew a gun on him. Miller had Foran arrested, and his case will be heard out there this afternoon.
 Col. J. C. Martin. editor of the ! JoURNsL-MINER, of Prescott, arrived from the north last evening, and will remain in the city couple of days.-Gazette.
 ] c. NJ. Funston has again taken control of the CocOninO Sun at Flag staff and puts out a neat 32-page folio that is full of news. NIT. Funs- ton IS an all rourd newspaper man and will give Flagstaff a frst-class paper.
 The production of "Aline," the Rose of Killarney. brought out a packed house last night that for size was a repetition of the opening Monday night. The play merited the hearty appreciation awarded by the audience. The Girl l Love" IS billed for tonight.
 Fourty-four more cars of perish able frieght arrived from the north today and were shipped over the NJ. X r. without delay. The crews on the short hne have been kept pretty busy since the tunnel disaster on the main line of the Santa Fe.-Herald. l
 Todsy's Hotel Burke arrivals: Frank AIabaster, Julian, Cal; J. T. 1 Wright. St. Louis; W. E. Cochran, i Denver; R. P. Brown, Winslow; Henry Hawkins, McCabe; Lambert 1 Levy. San Francisco; G. E. Drury, 1 St. Louis; J. Mckinley, Walker.
 Johnny Coyle. one of the pro prietors of the Cabinet saloon at 1 Chaparral, has been arrested and I will be given a preliminary hearing | before Justice Hanna al that place | this afternoon OF the charge of talk ing the money belonging to Mrs. I Arnold that was deposited with the | Cabinet for sale keeping, and which i was purported to have been stolen l by robbers who broke open the safe. l
 Charles T. Mayer died at the ] county hospital last night of 1 Bright's disease. He was 62 years !. of age. and until 2 week ago, when l. he was brought to the hospital. lived !. at Placedtas with his wife and sons. l Dr. Day has sent notice of his death 1 to the family, and the burial will 1 take place when they are heard ] from.
 Steve Thorne of the Santa Maria, Is in town on business. He gives l. his section a good name in its min | ing outlook and believes the district | is going to boom tbIs summer. The | Waters mine be states has now a complete plant to handle its output, l which with the development Of old 1 and the discovery of new mines is attracting investors and others.
 4 large crowd will go to Tempe Friday night on the occasion of the l formal opening of the Normal school aud tue reception to the governor and staff. The reception which was originally set for last week will not be again postponed l for the weather outlook Is most l propitious. The program for the occasion will be one of exec lence. Herald.
 \. P. Smith. who left last summer for the KlondIke, returned to Pres colt last evening, and Is heavier in weight by p pounds than when he left here. He found Jasper Fred ericks. Chris. Linde and Frank Kreu at Juneau. Krell has a posi- ton in a store. He came over the Caiicoot pass and was more for 1 tunate than the rest of the party, l all of whom were more or less frozen l by the exposure.
 Mir. A. P. Snowman, territorial | superintendent of public instruc- tion. recently made an spportion- | ment of the territorial school fund l