Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13


 Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
 s---z--zlzmz.--naz with dining car attached, and will probably leave Los Angeles on ar rival of the afternoon train from San Diego, reaching San Francisco by the middle of the next forenoon. Another feature of the line will be the Ferry from Point Richmond into San Francisco, a run of nine miles, for which two handsome boats are building, each having an elaborate restaurant on the upper deck.-Los Angeles Times.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Phil Prager, of St. Louis, is at the Burke.
 Pay your taxes before they are de linquent.
 A. G. Kennedy is in town from Walker valley.
 Carnival tourists are returning home.
 John Lawler returned yesterday from a visit to California.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J s Doug lass, Senator; H H Shewood, San Francisco; Geo. Burnell, Del Rio.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cook are in town from Williamson Valley buy ing holiday goods.
 T. NJ. Earnhart, the pioneel mer- chant aud business man of Kirkland IS building a new hotel there.
 Will c. Barnes, it is said, will shortly retire from the chairman ship of the live stock sanitary board.
 Arthur Sewall, who was Bryan's running mate in 1896, passed through Ash Fork on Wednesday en route to southern California.
 An attempt was made recently to burglarize s. J. Fleming's residence at Chsparral. The burglars were 
 A statehood meeting was held ID Phenix this afternoon under a joint call issued by the chairmen of the territorial republican and demo cratic committees
 c. NJ. Donohoe, of Boston, and by the way a very pleasant and afsble young gentleman, arrived in Pres colt recently with E. A. Haggott, and has taken a position at the Blue Bell mine.
 W. H. Mckay, formerly superin- tendent of the Zonia Copper com papy's mire has accepted the posi- ton of foreman of the Blue Bell mine.
 B. H. Smith, A. T. Marsh, J. H. B. NJ. Belcher, Arthur Morris, W. H. Thayer, and P. L. Kastner, returned this morning from the Phenix carnival. All agree as to the success of the car nlval.
 A Washington telegram dated De- cember 7 says: H. K. Cbenoweth, collector of customs at Nogales, Ariz., has handed his resignation to the secretary of the treasury. It has been acc opted and will take effect on December 15. William M. Hoey of Muncie, Ind, will succeed him.
 In the district court today in the case of Robt. Cassidy vs H. Olson, it was ordered that plaintiff, within i've days, file a good and sufficient cost bond, and in case of failure the issued and levied in the case be dismissed.
 S.A. Logan received an order this to send a coffin to Congress by this afternoons train. Whom 1t was wanted for could not be ascer- tained. There was a rumor on the street to the effect that a man had been killed in an accident there but 1t was impossible to trace the rumor to any definite source.
 While at work in the Congress mine on Friday last a lot of rock fell on Alfred Jackson, crushing the life out of him. An inquest was held over the remains but the yer dict rendered was not learned. This is the accident of which the JOUR SAL-MINER made mention on Friday but the particulars of which 1t was unable to learn.
 E. ]. Haggott, who recently re- turned from a business trip east, uuites with others who have re- gently visited that section iu speak ing of the almost unprecedented prosperity which exists there. Farm CTS are realizing good prices for all their products, money IS plentiful and wage earners are all employed at good wages.
 Mir. Bartholdi, the owner of the O. K. lodging house, desires to state to the public that the building will be rebuilt and re- and solicits the trade and of the public. He also desires to thank the fire department of Prescott for very efficient work performed by them at the recent fire. The bar room of the house gill be reopened tomorrow under the management of H. T. Smith.
 Dr. J. R. Walls has a new style and very stylish vehicle in which to make his professional calls. 1t makes no difference to which end of the thing the horse is hitched as 1t is a sort of double header arrange ment. The original of this type of vehicles was probably invented by some owner of a balky horse, and when the animal refused to work he turned him around and hitched him to the other end.
 Reports come from the Cananea mine that VIC. Green, the president of the company, has been arrested. It is not known by whom or by what The recent troubles of that company have begotten a bad feeling in that neighborhood and the trouble probably grew out of that. Colonel KosterlIski, com mander of the Mexican forces, is also on the ground; it is thought he fears trouble between the opposing