Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
Prom Wednesdays Daily.

The county jail is filling up.
 O. P. Place has gone to Chicago
 John Duke came up from Phenil
 this morning.
 Egbert Dutcher went to Mayer to-
 day on a hunting trip.
 E. J. Parkinson. a young attorney,
 has opened law office at Jerome.
 Two new articles of incorporation
 are published in this issue.
 Paul Johns has been app ointed bv
 the court to make an examination
 ofthe Little Jessie mine.
 Prescott business houses were
 closed this afternoon on account of
 its being legal holiday.
 Only six more days til Col. Wil-
 son will commence drawing the
 salary of delegate to congress.
 The United States supreme court has declared the prison labor con- tract invalid.
 John o. Dunbar, editor, Sam F. Webb, business manager, IS the new personnel of the Phenix Gazette.
 Mir. and Mfs F. l.. Wright went to PheniK to attend the reception 10 be given by Secretary and Mrs. Akers this evening.
 The death of the president of France al 10 o'clock in the evening in Paris, was announced ID this city by the Herald the same evening at 4:f5 o'elock.-Pheni1 Herald.
 Mrs. Anna White has gone 10 Wasaingt )n 10 press her clam for the alleged loss of property some years ago al Fort Mcdowell. She wants S70,OO0.
 The Andrews Opera comp any was on today's south bound train en route to Pbenix. where they open a three nights engagement tomorrow evening.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. B Hazeltine left this morning for Jerome and the Verde valley. The former goes on business while Mrs. Hazeltine sc- companies her hus)aDd to see the l country.
 The cord of the school house flag l has been placed m position and Old | |Glory agaIn floats to the breeze in the school house yaid.
 The sale of seats for the Andrews OPera compsny's Fra Diavolo begins tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at The Corner drug store. Those whose names are on the list are entitled to frst choice of seats.
 Coin Harvey has secured Sl7.49 of lhe Sl65, 5,0O0,0O0 campaign fund that be IS going to raise for tho free sil- Fef cause, all of which goes to show sThat can be done by earnest and persistent efort. - Los Angeles Jimes.
 Wrightman, the man who was hit syer the head at Rock Butte, by a man named Clevinger, has dIed of bis injuries. Clevinger had his pre- hminary examination yesterday be- lore Justice Campbell and was held to appear before the grand jury without bal.
 Fl. NJ. Globes. the young lawyer, Eill leave Tor Jerome in few days , fo locate there and engage in the practice of law. People of the great eoppsr camp wilt fad MT. Gibbes a genial gentleman, a good lawyer and one with whom they can safely entrust their business
 The Washington birthday exer- eises of the public schools were very Interesting yesterday. There was large number of parents and patrons ef the schools present which IS an Encouraging sign Of the interest fakeu m our public schools. The present corps of teachers seem 10 be dOIng good service as no whisper of Complaint has been heard during the present term.
 "The ,. NJ. Is very anxious to have N. A. Clark pay taxes on h's road" --T. T. Howler. Wrcng again. as nsual. Mir. Clark built his road , Nnder the Inducements held out bv the territory through its law mak DTS, and the JOURNAL MINER does not advOcAte repudisting contracts. He Is entitled to all the benefits prom ised him.
 AD anti-gambiing bill has been in- Produced ID the legislature. 4 bet Der way to prevent gambling than kho enactment of law is for the , community desirous of doing so rO lntroduc- a case of small pox in it's 1. snidst. The recent scare over the !, 4sw cases of small pox in Prescott. , Aas had the effect of reducing the , number of faro games from five to ene, and the crap games from nine tO two. The discovery of one more q sase would probably stop these. (
 John Duke. the well known Yava- , pai county mining man, who is bet , Der known by reason of his litiga- , <ion with W. A. Clark. Is in the city. {; ppeaklng yesJ.- .aE a the subject . pf power Tor mines aul machinery, |, De said: "lf l could interest sutfi- elent capital in a project I have in ' nlnd, l know place where | could , nevelop enough power to run all the Brains on the Santa Fe Pacific be- Tween Mlnslow and the Needles, all lhe trains on the :. F. F. X P. and every wheel of machinery in the horthern part of the territory" Mir Duke did not say where this genii D! great power is located.-Repub- 1ican.