Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
Tpu Wednesdays Daily.

Froza wednesday's Daily.
 Read the auction advertisement
 in this issue.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark Ezekiel, of
 Pheni1 are guests al Hotel Burke.
 Born. January 4. at Poria. Ari- zona. to MT. and Mrs. Ira Moore, a son.
 HJ. Allen stopped over in Pres colt on Tuesday on his return trip from Phenix.
 District Attorney R. M. Ling re- turned this morning from visit to
 Phenix on official business.
 Lester Jackson left for the Brad shaw mountains to put force of men to work on his property.
 Mr. aud Ms. C. E. Goddard, for merly of Canyon. ID this county, are at present running hotel m Phe- nix.
 Col 4. O. Brodie left Phenix a couple of days since for the east. be ling called there by the illness of his child.
 Parties are warned against paying any money to Geo. r. Cox, of th- firm of Cox & Fleming. o0 account Of the JOURNAL MINER.
 J. W. Payne. formerly connected with army headquarters al WhIpp @, is nOW manager of the Grand Reef mine, near Wilcox.
 c. N. Blair. Chicago; W. J. Mac anley, Denver; C. . Mastard. Phe- nix and J 4. LaNson, Fresno, are recent arrivals at Hotel Burke.
 Charles Reyes wilt sell the house shold eff-c's of Wm. Bayless al auc- tiOn on Saturday, January 2l. al II l o'clcek Q. an. See notice "a thIs ] issue.
 Th- Martell company played to a crowded house last eT-nIng and all 1 present enjoyed the evenings en- kertYBBent. Tte troupe IS ail right D any country.
 The JoURSAL- MINER recently called ettsniIon 10 a complaint made Co it 4hrough the mall h .t man named Shaw had beeu purportiug Co rep reseut the paper at McCabe. The Complainant now writes that he was 3n error. that the man was not named Shaw, ba. Cox, of the firm of Cox & Fleming.
 W. T. Latchford died a, his home at Sc igman last week. Deceased ad been m poor health for nearly ] year, having spent two months in be hospital here. He had resided 1 Seligman ever since the town was stsrted. having moved from Ash Fork there in 1886 when work was Commenced on the r. X A. C. rail- foai.
 R \. Fredericks and F. c. Brecht feturned thIs morning from their Eisit O PhenlK to attend q gather tng of mystic shriners. A. A. Johns Accompanied them to Pheni1, tu be lnducted into the mysteries of the arier, and his failure to return with be others is a suspicious circum- stance.
 A telegram to the Phenix Repub- hcsn says that the supreme court of fhe United States had decided the 1 ease of the S. F. F. X ?. Railroad Co. ( Fs. Joseph Hurley, m favor of de | fendant. The case had been in the , touFts since 1892 or 1893. Hurley Fas employed to work on a pile erIver in the construction of the S. T. r. X r, The irs; une the ham ! Iner was raised the team ran and pulled the pile driver partially over, Ietting the hammer fall on Hurley's arm. While the company contend td that they were not responsible Dor the accident. the jury returned a [ ferdict In favor of Hurley The ; esse was appealed tO the supreme eourt ot the territory, which affirmed , De lower court. and the case was { then taken to the United States su- ereme court. As the railroad com pany was the defendant in the lower eourt the telegram Is misleading, as lo the real winner of the case, but 5hdicates that the decision IS in favor :, si Hurley.