Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
From Mondays Daily

The railroad company is replacing track in fropt of the depot.
 John Jackson, the well known mining mill man, is 10 town today from the HasSAyampa country.
 Colin Timmous, one of the best known mining men in the territory, who is at preseut located in Mohaye county, came in on yesterdays train.
 The first of a series of sermons on ~In His Steps" was listened to by a thoroughly sPpreciative congrega- ton at the Congregational church.
 Ed. Wesley, colored in complex ion. but light fingered in disposition, was brought down from Ash Fork yesterday ob a ,harge of petty lar ceny.
 Mrs. T. L. Shultz and children will leave on tomorrow morning. traia for Clay Center, Kansas, to spend few weeks visiting with her parents.
 All members of the Toughs Hose company No. 1. are requested tC meet a: their teadquaTters at ! o'clock Thursday evening, May 25 By order of 4. W. Kastner, foreman
 Secretary Akers came up today from the capital city, on buS:oes: natter. Mir Akers Is of the sam, genial fellowship as ID days gone and is greeted whenever he show: up" in this section.
 The sherifi's office has corralled { Mexican wsif aud in the absence ot a psterual guide has been adopted by the fatherly inclined jailor, snC now travels under the title of Ed usrdo Rutfnero.
 Messrs. Holiday and Harlan ar rived this morning from the CrowI
 Point, and accompanying them va. Rough Rider McMillan, who IS sui fering from broken leg. The lat ter will return to his New YOri
 home.
 Thr Rev. Thomson, superintend ept of ths mission of AtiZona for th, NJ. E. church. occupied the pulpit a
 the Marina street NJ. E. church yes { .rdav both services. Rev. Jennes
 and wife are expected to return thl
 week and he will again occupy th'
 pulpit n-xt Sunday.
 J.R. Klng arrived this morn,nl
 from PheuIx and will be engsS
 with the Pioneer transfer company He says there IS a vast difference b. tween the linen pants weather Of th
 valley anl the cool, bracIng pine
 lsdened atmosphere of Prescott. , The Red Men of Prescott are hay ing a revival of interest In Prescott They have procured au authentl history of the order and beginuInl with tomorrow night they will stud it in systematic manner under th
 head sf good of the order. Th ' early history Is very fascinating an r ali members should be present.
 Herman Voge has returned fror a vIslt to Jerome where he went O business and to view the burne city. He gives anything but pleasant report of the disaster, an
 says { Ie scene Is certainly one to I deplored and regretted.
 This morning about 1 o'clock serious cutting scrape took place ( - Montezuma street, in which Charl, B. Burton was wounded in the hea a aud side by a person named Jes' v Utes. No particulars could be O F tained. Utes has left the countl [, and officers are now after him.
 Among the public documen
 filed for record on Saturday was Il ,r location of the ''Orick" placer mi g ing claim on Big Bug, the locat' -e being MT. Neese. If the above clai I don't "pan out" any better than Y nsmesake has in political, hnAnci D. or matrimonial matters, 1t wo IT amount to much.
 .e 4 quartstte of Chspsrral Mexica ,f became involved in a contrsversy @ Saturday, and in the course of th'
 disturbances one, named Fontes W pr cut open in the left side, disclosii h his heart, and another was shot st the arm. The other two are at larl d. Foutes is telling his story today is the officers and Nill probably 1 IT. cover. Officers are in the field V. bring the offenders to time. le The election of United Sta
 senator by direct vote of the peoI v is now being advocated by the b' at and leading minds of the count es and the matter is in deb; ,r, in nearly if not quite all I sl AL-k A