Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15

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 Richard Crow, the we'll known
 mining man of Yarnell. died some time last night CT this morning This intelligence was conveyed ia s telegram received today asking that coffin be sent out on this after. noon's train for his remains, which will be brought to Prescott fol burial. Beyond the brief announce ment of his death the telegram con- tained no particulars concerning it
 Our contemporary started in to argue the board of control out oi existence. The JoURNAL-MNER quoted democratic authority to show it had been beneficial to the territory, when an attempt was made and is still being kept up to side track the discussion into anoth- CT channel. The tirades which have been hurled at this paper and its editor argue nothing in favor or against any proposition, and will be ignored, as they have been in the past, except perhaps, to occasionally call down a fragrant falsehood, not having either space or inclination to indulge in proftless personal bickerings, but wlll leave that to our contemporary, which is an adept at it.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Dr. Meisch returned to. Phenix to day.
 Ed. Kastner left for California this morning for brief visit.
 L. w. Gales has gone to Lake valley, New Mexico.
 The south bound train is three hours late again today.
 D. B. GiIlett will leave tonight for Silver City, New Mexico.
 Attend the social this evening at Major Watts rssidence'
 Judge E. Nj. Sanford goes % Phe- nix this evening to attend supreme court.
 Miss White, teacher in the pub lie schools, wIll leage ou tOnight's train for the City of Mexico.
 Some thunder and lightning, con siderable wind and a slight rain fall, is the wea her record for this after noon.
 Another white horse figures in a killing scIape. The slayer of Jim Keenan rode to Prescott on a white horse.
 John Ely, formerly of Pioche, one of the owners of the once famous Raymond & Ely mine, is in town on mining business.
 The Fourth of July committee is meeting with good success in the matter of raising moDey for the 
 Bishop Bourgsrde, of Tucson, will arrive n Prescott tomorrow, and will remain here for about a week. Confirmation services will be held by him at the Catholic church on Sun day.
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episco- pal church will hold an important business meeting tomorrow after noon at 2.30 o'clock at residence of Mrs. J. L. Fisher. Every member is requested to De present.
 The Pheuix Republican announces the retirement of John Q. Dunbar from the Gazette. MT. Dunbar's in terest in the paper was sold on the basis of Sl2,000 for the entire plant. His successor as editor has not yet been announced C. F. Leitch will continue as business manager.
 4 country editor puts the old question in new shape, and says to bis subscribers: Brother. don't stop your paper because you don't agree with the editor. The last cabbage you sent us didn't agree with us either, but We didn't drop you from our subscription list on that ac count"
 A typographical error occurred in last evenings issue, wherein the types made it appear that Dearing, instead of Stewart, had gone back of town to the we'll, took the rope, and afterwards appropriated a horse. Our contemporary, in its customary, gentlemanly(D manner, very kindly called attention to 1t this morning, otherwise it might have gone into the weekly issue unnoticed. Thanks.
 pr. J. R. Walls left on this morn ing's train for Denver, where. on next Monday, in the Presbvterian church there, he will be united il marriage to Miss Alza Dennis, of Ontario, Canada. The doctor and his bride went to school together in their younger days, though they have not seen each other for ten years.
 The trial of the case of the United States vs. The Copper Queen Mining Company, which has been on trial ID Tucson this week. resulted in a yer dict for the copper company. The government sued the mining com pany for Sl83,0O0, tbe value of tim Der alleged to have been used by the company in their mIne, and in building the town of Bisbee.
 Mrs. B. c. Burt, an experienced manicure and chiropodist and ladies' has opened an office in Office Row, next door to the old Bellevue hotel where she will be pleased to meet all in need of her ll. .ll l.. I