Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-22
From Thursday, Daily.
Woodmen's Circle meets tonight

WOodmen's Circle meets tonight
 Judge J. D. Bethune IS in from bis Rough Rider mine agaIn.
 Mir and Mrs. W. C. Campbell re- turned yesterday from a visit to Je- rome.
 W. ". Hill, formerly master me chanic at Jerome, died in Phenix on Monday.
 Joe Askew and Joseph " Hobbs will leave for SsIgmau tomorrow morning.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. C. Herndon re turned this morning from a visit to PheniX.
 Mrs. W. I. Johnson IS visiting with relatives and friends In the Verde valley for few days.
 The rain fall during the recent storm was one and one-tenth inches. The prospect is good for more.
 Prescott has a man who is think ing oi trying the eXperI nent of using petriied wood. on the ground Of economy.
 V auied-By a middle-aged woman to do general house work m cIty or country. Apply next door to Brink meyers hotel.
 Joseph Tinker. who was indicted by the late grard jury charged with burglary, was found not gully today aud discharged from custody.
 The bad condition of the roads the past two or three days has had the effect of lessening the receipts at the treasureT's office.
 F.M. Murphy left for the east this morning to attend the annual meeting Of the board of directors of the :. F., P. X ?. aud ?. & F. rail road companies for the election of officers for the ensuing year.
 The order has finally been issued for a post office at Jerome Junction. The name of the post office will be Junction, the same as formerly. George C. West Is appointed post master.
 A patent has been granted to Ew- ] ing NJ. Wickersham, of Phenix, for a . fastening device for neckwear and a design has been granted Charles O. . F. Youngstrom, of Phenix, Tor cas- ing for water heaters.
 Mir. Knox, cashier of the PheniN national bank, IS m the city. Ht was 8 witness in the Anderson-Dun- can fornery case in the district court today.
 The New York representatives o the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Ft railroad say that present lndlca tions point to the completion of the Atchison's own line into San Fran cisco by January ,.
 In 1896 the democratic prophecl was that prosperity could not com, without free coinage at l6 to Last year the cry was ''prOsperlt, has not come; 1t is all a myth. Now the prophecy Is ''prosperItl cannot last" IL reminds one of th sign boards after youthful Americ Is through juggling with them oI halloSe'en night.-Elyria, Ohio
 Reporter.
 "The northbound taxless yester day ran into taxless boulder wticI ' hat lodged by the sIde of the ta1les track on the Bells canyon grade
 An engine cylinder was mashed an,
 pair of tax.ess steps detached. - Courier. Our contemporary seem . 10 be weakening in the use of its pc word ..taxless." as there was an or portunitv of getting 1t in the abov item three times more than It wa @ used. The canyon. the grade, th engine and the cylinder were all tal less. and the omission of these fact in the item seems to have been LII pardonable oversight.
 Governor Murphy today issue 1 psrdors to John Kelley and Fe min Ygerra, two Inmates of the peI itentiary. Kelley was convicted 2 manslaughter and sent to the prise ] from Prescott on June 26, 1896, E serve six years. He killed a ma - whom he claimed was trying - break into his cabin in the moul - tains. Kelley says he was justihe - in killing the man, and he says | e would do the same deed over agal : The governor was petitioned by ] large number of Ysvspai count people. and Herbert Brown, supe @ lntendent of the penitentiar D strongly recommended bis cond