Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-12

Riders who has suffered severely with periodical attacks of the Cuban fever, returned yesterday from the Castle Creek hot springs. He says the treatment has entirely eilmlna. ted tbe fever from his system and ne feels again as good as pew.
 Madame Johnstone- Bishop aud ] Mrs Shirley Christy arrived on this afternoon's train from tlagstah, where they gave 8 concert last nIghI
 The Wright Indians of the Yuma Reservation are giving trouble.
 Arthur Robinson has commenced the erection Of handsome residence in West Prescott. When completed II will be two-story structure and one of the finest on he west side.
 From Thursdsy's Daily. Eastern Star lodge meets tonight.
 A. J. Doran Is in town from Lynx creek.
 Yuma will shortly organize lodge of Elks.
 City Cl-rk McDowell of Jerome, IS ID town.
 Ell Wills left for Globe on this ! afternoons train.
 Rugh-y Hughes has returned from a tnp tO CslifornIs.
 Geo. L Fisher, a Chicago mining man, IS al Hotel Burke. Hon. Nick Gales, the enterprising ntnIug man, Is 10 town today. A. K. Burkdall came up from Walnut Grove this morning. Sbasta Water-The lea ling water of America at Hermann Vogs's. tf Up to the time of gong to press here has been DO suicide reported for the day.
 Jake We..deu, chief sawyer of the niun like mill, near Jerome, IS visit ing Prescott.
 H. E Peoples, the tailor. has moved his shsp to the east side of the plaza.
 The Tucson university will have 10 send out recruiting offers 10 get students to take the places of those who left on account of the recent pillow fight in that institution.
 George Giles, the contractor, has just taken q contract to raise wind mill ID Williamson valley. He will make short work oE little job like this.
 A Filipino woman, or at least one claiming to be such, and to all ap pearances the claim seems to be just, IS nightly attracting crowds to the Palace saloon.
 J. H. Canavan, superintendent of the ZonIa Copper company returned yesterday from ten days visit to California. He left on ttis after nOon's train m company with Treas. drer Cyrus D. Hunt, of the above company, for the cJmPany's camp near Kirkland.
 In this issue of the JoURNAL-MINER will be found an advertisement of the United Verde Copper company inviting bids for the brick work of the new hotel which the company proposes to build at Jerome. Here IS a splended opportunity for brick mason contractors to catch on to good big contract.
 Wm. Bsyley and Pete Houghton, two well known mining men of Cal ifornia, came in on yesterdays train.
 Me-dames Genevra Johnston Bishop and Shirley Christy left on this aft ernoOn's train for PheniX.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks' condition today is reported as slightly i'm proved. He IS still quite seriously ill. however.
 Los Angeles papers of recent date contain the notice of the marriage there of 1. J. Bledsoe, an sttorneV, who recently spent 6 couple of months ID Prescott.
 The attempt at suicide reported
 
 eept that morphine was used instead of isudanum. The would be suicide IS recovering.
 Ex-Governor Ava Adams, of Col ! orsdo, came ID on yesterdays train ! and left this morning for I. T. Stod- ! dard's mlning camp on the lower Agus Fria, accompanied by his min ing experts.
 The rumor comes from Tucson . that the Southern Pacific people are about to put on two more trans be- tween Los Angeles and Houston, Texas. which will make two tra ns per day each way clear through from San Francisco to New Orleans This will no doubt be referred to as another evidence that times ar, awfully dull during these days of the Mckinley administration.
 Dr. F. M. Endlich of Los Angeles, . one of the best known and most . prominent metallurElsts m the United States, came up from Tucson this morning and is stopping al Hotel Burke. Dr. Endlich took issue with pr. Emmens of New York, in relation to the transmuta- ton of silver into gold, resulting ID quite a controversy through met . allurgical papers. Up to date pr. EndlIch seems 10 have the long end oi the argument as tue trsnsmita- uon process seems to have been lost sight of.
 To see the number of mining men in the corridor of Hotel Burke these evenings le migb; we'll think that convention of mining men was m session in Prescott. They comprise local men and men from abroad. of national reputation.
 Our esteemed morning coutem- Porary seems very anxious 10 see Col. McCord's recent speech pub llshed ID full iu the JoURNAL-MINER, and very generously says: Now, We will agree to sHt up McCord speech in full and let him use the type, free of charge, if he will punt IT,. While as a proposition of news the publication of thIs at the present time IS somewhat late in the day, ID order 10 be accommodating the above offer will be accepted. Send along your type.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Social at J. C. Martins this eveu- ing.
 Geo. B. Scammell has gone back to Oakland.
 J. C. Herndon has returned from