Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-22

EfoI EEOAg baliA-
 Dance tonight.
 Attend the dance tonight.
 Prof. Gallick will play all the lat.
 est airs at his dance this evening.
 Judge J. J. Hawkies returned this morning from his visit to Phenix. Don't forget the dance tonight al the opera house. Come one and all,
 Work on the new capitol building at Phenix was commenced yesterday Encourage Prof Gallick's or chestra by attending the dance to- rIght.
 Missourians, resident of the Salt river valley, will hold picnic Feb ruarY p.
 or course We are going tO the dance tonight and hear some fine music and have a jolly time.
 Miss Della Ellis has filed in the probate court, her final settlement as guardian of her minor children and has been discharged.
 There will be a holiness meeting at the Salvation army hall tonight, led by Adjutant Wood of Phenix. All Christians are especially invited to be present.
 The special minstrel train left the depot for Pheuix this morning little before 9 o'clock. There were about forty excursiouists aboard in- the minstrel troupe.
 Eugene A. Brown and Miss Eleanor l.. Dygert were married in FheniX On Valentines day. Mir. Brown IS a son of Geo. W. Brown, one of the former editors of the Florence Enterprise.
 Mike Logan, who was brought up to the county hospital from the Hot Springs a few dags since, died at that institution today. He was a native of Philadelphia, aged Sl years,
 Hotel Burke arrivaIs-J \ Hol- man, Globe; c c Eggleston, New York; N Gales, Providence mine; NJ G Cooper, Los Angeles; Geo B Green, Los Angeles; J c Stephens, Williamson valley; A T Kent, James town, New York; Chas E Ksnter. Detroit; J P Goodlsnder, St Louis; D F Macy, Oakland.
 In the case of Harding vs. the Sun Dance Company, in the distrIct court yesterday, the report of the receiver was filed and approved and an order issued giving permission to receiver tO continue working the property and authorizing him to is sue receivers certificates.
 The U. :. land court at Tucson has handed down a decision confirming the Boquillas land grant. Cochise county, of l7,355 acres, in favor of the Hearst estate. The grant ex- tends from two miles above Charles ton, on the San Pedro river, to with in cue and one-half miles of Colonel Lands stone house. 1t includes Fairbanks, but not St. Davids. The width Is seventy-siX cords Q50 feet 10 the cord) and takes in the San Pedro river bottom lands.
 H T. Smith received a telegram this morning from Captain Donald son, at New Orleans, stating that he formers brother, Harvey Smith. of Captain Donaldson's company, had accitently shot himself this very seriously, and was in he charity hospital at that place. As it IS reported that the regiment was mustered out at Albany, Ga, February l5, it is supposed that Mir. Smith was on his way home when he accident occurred.
 A government party comprising 'ome dozen men IS expected here shortly to make an accurate topo- graphic survey of the Casa Grande. A base hne will be established at be railroad near Casa Grande. from which the survey will be carried north and east. Already the alumi- lum plates or buttons for bench marks have been received by C. C. Blbb, which will be permanently fix d at different points Ill the valley, md the levels and contour of the will be accurately marked md platted. This Is merely a part )f the plan which includes the con ,truction of the great dam at Flor snce buttes and indicates that the Is in earnest in the mat .sr.-Florence Tribune.