Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Mrs. B. s. Snider of Phenix is visiting friends in this city, the guest of Mrs. M. E Spauldiny.
 Judge Bauder had during July a. many as half a dozen peop 8 before him, all accused of the same crime that of carrying concealed weapons He assessed them each $50, and now says that if any more warriors of that kind appear he will raise the sum to the limit of the law. From the number of people in this burg who are "heeled' one would infer that the Filipinos were coming or wIth Aguinsldo and Atkinson in the lead.
 Fred Sattes is the fortunate win nar of the Columbian EitheF which Miss Florence Wiel recently dis posed of. Fred now stays home al night to terroriZe the inhabitants ot his locality.
 The Gould auction takes place to morrow.
 A prospecting party composed oi Messrs. Hobbs. Askew, Willard and Bethune loaded up several animals today and started for the Clear creek country, or that particular section where murderer Bishop is said to be lying around iu. The above gentlemen are attracted to that section from reports received in mineral wealth and not official rs- wards. copper indications being very good, and it is their belief that they may be successful in tha. re- spect. However, if Bishop runs into them they will ''locate" him oI course, as he is a very rich piece of float" since Governor Murphy has cross cut into the criminal ledge of his misdeeds.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Potts re turned last evening from Jeroms, bringing back man and woman, accused of adultery under the pro visions of the statutes. The case is a celebrated one, and bids fair to rip the shingles of of the roof of domestic infelicitV in the big copper camp. The man Is held under $3C bail and the woman under $l01, to appear before the |. :. Grand Jury
 Messrs. L. F. Hale and Robt. Prior leave tomorrow for the Alexander ranch on Sycamore creek, on an out. ing and big game hunting eIpedi ton. Mir. Hale will do camp duty aud cook all the game that Mir Prior doesn't bag.
 Delegate Wilson arrived in town yesterday from a professional visit to Mohaye county. He gives a good report of mining progress in that section and speaks especially of the wave of prosperity as 1t is in eyi dence in Chloride and vicinity. Col Wilson is an all round eIpansiouist politically as well as commercially speaking. and says that he is glsc to see such booming times again iu evidence :n mining life in our silver sister county, even If ii is the gold producing order.
 The Eastern Star Chapter vii meet tonight at 8 o'clock. A good attendance is requested.
 Smith S Cox, of the aspholt work are laying over 300 feet of wall along MonteZuma street and stat' that as soon as a grade IS establish ed on other thoroughfares work vii be commenced on them also. Th' firm stat that they have oyer POO feet of walk to construct. Thi pavement is said to be excellent anC more durable than that of cement being made of a composition adapt ed to our climatic conditions anC not liable to crumble or crack liks cement. If the county and city of. fcisls could meet and jointly agre, on the construction of a pavement around the plaza, and If the COW ranch corral could be torn down, to gether with the beautifying of th' ground around the court house, th, scene would be decidedly a relIe from the present, and add material ly in regard to the principal centsr of the city. However, when tht city has its streets graded and new sidewalks built, and the sewer sys tenn constructed, the generou: county officials will no doubt co operate in the march of progres: and come in also.
 From Fridays Dsny.
 Miss Verne Roberts returned last night from her visit to California.
 Court adjourned this afternoon until Wednesday, August g.
 E. J. Austin left for Phenix last night on mining business.
 General R. Allyn Lewis of Phenil IS in town.
 Governor \. O. Murphy came il on last nights delayed tram iron the noIth.
 Mrs. Raible and her daughte have gone to southern Californis ol | a vacation.