Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01

aNfaNtt NhaA ' Ahh AoA ihu h0AS'
 Tor the past two or three days and
 his death IS expected at almost anl
 moment now.
 | Mike Gratz, a member of Captain
 Borradaile's company of Col Me l Cords late regiment, arrived ir
 Prescott last evening. His parents
 reside here.
 The papsl delegation at Wash
 ington has been officially advised
 from K me of the appointment of
 Bishop Peter Bourgarie of Tucscn D,
 Ariz., as archbishop of Santa Fe.
 Paul Morton, second vice presi-
 dent of the Santa Fe railroad system,
 who IS now in San Francisco, in con
 nectiOn with the future progress of
 the Santa Fe in that section, says be expects to have through trains to
 the east running from Stockton by October next.
 The carpenters have turned the new Congregational parsonage over
 10 the painters and plasterers for the ! finishing touches.
 D. D. Mcdonald, publisher Of the Jerome Hustler, is 10 town for a
 brief visit. He reports the big cop per camp as lively as ever. He says The small pox scare has entirely sub sided.
 It Is given out that the Jerome News which went to sleep two or three weeks ago will be awakened fIom its slumbers again next Mon day under the management of a new arrival in the camp from Phenix.
 The little child of H. V. Wager died al Jerome last night of bowel trouble. It was born two weeks ago today and few days after its birth its mother was taken down with small POI, dying a week ago.
 The man who knocked a China man through the front window of Blocks store a few days ago, was fined $50 today by Justice Camp bell, with the alternative of fifty days in jail. 1t is stated that the case will be appealed.
 Good progress is being made by the contractors on T. c. Norris two new cottages in East Prescott. The foundation of one has been complet. ed while carpenters are at work % the frame and masons are busy building the foundation of the sec ond one.
 Arthur Morris, the telegraph mes senger, while try ing to dodge stone aimed at him yesterday, fell from a wagon and hurt his shoulder very severely. He is unable to attend to his duties today and the place is be- 1 ing filled by his brother, George Morris.
 Thomas Burns, aged about 50 years, died at the county hospital yesterday of kidney trouble. He was a miner by occupation aud had . been living west of town near Frank | Spence's place. He was in the hos pital for about four or five weeks.
 c. A. Dake received a letter last evening from his wife, who is in San Diego, announcing the death there on Monday, February 20, of 1. Kuhn of the Lion clothing house. Mir. Kuhn was formerly a resident of Prescott, being one of the pro- prietors of the clothing house here of the above name. He and his partner went to San Diego and en- gagged in business about twelve years agO.
 A shooting scrape is reported to have occurred at Walnut Grove two pr three days ago in which a woman IS reported to have gone gunning with shot gun for her husband. Failing 10 find him promptly she, it s alleged, emptied the contents of both barrels of the gun into the head of horse and then took poi iOn. The horse was killed, but the woman Is getting well.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Col. J. T. DOugine came up from Dhenix this morning.
 L. 4. Durham. the inning man las gone to Phenix on business.
 F. NJ. Sanford returned this morn. ng from brief professional trip to PheniX.
 Tbe United Verde Copper com 'any's hospital at Jerome is nearing ompletIon.
 Father Quetu is making arrange nents to rebuild the Catholic hurch at Jerome.
 Mrs. A. E. Lovie aud her daughter iiss Amy Lovie left on the after loon train for a weeks visit to Phe- Iix.
 Fra Diavolo, at the Bashford Pers house tonight. Reserved , eats Sl.50, general admission SI.OO, hildren 90 cents. The Santa Fe Pacific railroad tie pickling plant at Bel nont has been started up after be- uS lNllc lOI sOLle tune.
 It just leaks out that Phenix rants that O'Neil monument. hence |; be opposition 10 an appropriation ( or 1t t in Prescott.
 It is reported from Congress June ion that Geo. Young, an old timer I Iavapal county, died there on , morning last. :. W. Means, formerely a clerk with the United Verde Copper com 'auy al Jerome, is reported insane t Seattle, Washington.
 Charles Reyes is able to be around gain after two weeks tussel with he grip, ten days of which he spent [ n bed.
 Simon Msier. a butcher formerely ( f Phoenix. has made sn assignment O his creditors in Los Angeles. where be has recently been in busi- less.
 Word received from New Orleans B to the effect that Harvey Smith. rho was accidently shot there some ime ago, IS improving. He is being ursed by brother from Illinois.
 The Arizona Timber and Lumber Company has Just completed its ( lew saw mill in Flagstaff and it was ( tarted up last week again. It IS aid to be equipped with the finest , of any saw mill west of , be Mississippi river.
 Tomorrow morning at 9:G0 the ,
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