Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 John King left for Sacramento to- day.
 NJ. Shea and S. Walsh are at the Burke.
 Pheni1 will soon have a new steam laundry.
 Walter De Spain died at McCabe December 1.
 D. J. Jones left for Stanton this afternoon.
 B. A. Hussy came up from Thompson's valley today.
 Wm. Shaw is in town from J. w. Burson's onyx camp near Kirkland.
 Eastern Star Chapter meets to- night.
 Married, December 6, in Prescott, bv Justice J. NJ. w. Moore, Irwin A. Berry and Mrs. Pearl Gochenour.
 The time for paying taxes before becoming delinquent is rapidly drawing to close.
 The Prescott Elks won the base ball game yesterday by a score of l 1 to l6.
 On account of big proposed new city ordinance published in this is- sue, our reading matter is not as full as usual.
 The weather clerk is starting in early m the season to make a record. The mercury dropped several notches last night.
 Louis Mel, special agent of the Ktna Fire Insurance company. ar rived on yesterdays train to adjust the loss on the O. K. lodging house.
 A new suit of clothes recently purchased by Rev. Windes of Cot tonwooI seems to be getting well advertised.
 Murderer Chavez, who recently escaped from the Tucson Jaii, was killed by Sheriff Wakefield while resisting arrest.
 If the city council keeps up its lick m passing ordinances the JOURNAL MINER will be forced to buy or hire a type-settiug machine to get them in shape for publication.
 Prof Gallick returned yesterday from San Francisco. where he has been visiting for some time. He IS a clever musician and his return IS welcomed by our musically inclined people.
 Patent to the Copper Chief mine which was in litigation for so long, was delivered yesterday to F. E. Brooks, one of the owners of the property.
 Patents have been received at the United States land office for the Commercial Mining company's Star Placer claims and for its Treadwell and Boomerang lode claims and for Albert Hellwick's Eberhart lode claims.
 At the recent examination of teachers, J. NJ. Gaines and J. D. Jolly were granted first grade and C. B. Coulson, Ethel N. Ferguson and Lillie Bauder, second grade cer- tificates.
 Congress has adopted resolution providing for the appointment of a special committee to investigate the | charges against Brigham H. Roberts, | the Mormon representative elect from Utah.
 Shipments of celery from Santa | Ana, California, to points in Arizoua have been heavier this season than l ever before. As much as three tons l per week have been shipped to the the territory's principal towns this year.
 Mechanics Hook and Ladder | company will hold its regular meet ing tonight (Thursdsy) at s s'clock. ! As this is the last meeting of the {. year all members should attend. i Tom Shul,z. Foreman. A. E. Easta- | brook. Secretary.
 The foot ball game at the park between the Monarchs and a Pres l colt team resulted m a sad defeat l for the Prescott team by a score of l7 Io0.-EnterpIise.
 According to the Bisbee core 1 spondence today some trouble be- low the line over Cobre Grande Co. :. affairs is feared. Nothing further l has been learned here, Secretary I Scott White being absent from the city today,-Prospector.
 The Eugene, Oregon, Register under the management of its hust- ling proprietors, Will and Frank Gilstrap, formerly of Prescott, has blosscmed out into a full fedged . daily of four pages, seven coiums to the page. It has about as healthy a business look as any paper which reaches this office.
 Tee Brisley Drug company is at the front today with hOhuay ad- vertIsement. The place is loaded up with ali kinds Of nice goods ap' . proprlate for the holiday season and the proprietors believe iu the use of printers to let the world know all 1 about it. 4 visit to the store wall well repay one just to take a look at the pretty things on exhibition there.
 Alfred Berkey. Thomas A. Wells and Francis 4. La Grave. capitalists of St. Louis, who arrived in Prescott yesterday left this afternoon for the Huacayar mountains where they own extensive copper properties and which they are taking steps to have patented. The surveys for patent were made several years ago.
 C.F. Lape, now head of the me chanical department for the Arizona division Of the Santa Fe, promises a train that will cover the distance between Los Angeles and San Fran cisco in seventeen hours, perhaps little less, and make the run from San ParnardinO in less than sixteen