Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-19
From Wednesdays Daily |.

numbers l6s and 97.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Have you seen the red boiler sight
 Black measles are reported al Florence.
 Captain W. A. Hancock of Pheni1 is m town.
 Dan McGowan left for Tucson this afternoon.
 Heavy rains visited the Agua Fria section yesterday.
 Col. 4. O. Brodie is up from the Crown Point mine.
 IT. Stcddard came in yesterday from his mining camp.
 Chss. Goldman and son came up from PheniX this morning.
 G. P. Harrington came in yester- day from Crowned King.
 Harrison Johnston has returned from attending school in the east.
 R.B. and Scott Griswold, mining men. left for Denver this morning.
 MrA Dan McGowan will leave in the morning for Garden City, Kan say.
 Hon. Thos. Armstrong Jr., one of the leading attorneys of PheniK. is in town.
 Col. Harley Fay. formerly of Peach Springs, died at San Francisco recently.
 JIM. Garrett is in the city from Sioddsrd where he is engaged in rAnching.
 Judge Stocker will leave in the morning for California for brief vacation.
 Six prisoners were taken from the county jail yesterday to the peni- teRtiary.
 E. D. Treadwell of Jerome, has has been appointed as deputy min erAl surveyor.
 J. E. Jones of the Flsgstad Gem, and a prominent attorney also of the Skylight city, is ID town.
 Judge A. c. Baker came up on this mornings train from PheniX on legal business. He is accompanied by his young son.
 c. NJ. COlhOun, manager Of the Castle Creek hot springs. is stopping at Hotel Burke. He is accompanied by his wife.
 After three days of cloudy and threatening weather without any re- suits the clouds have dissipated and it is again warm, dry and clear.
 A report was current today that Col. Alex. O. Brodie had been ap pointed by the president to be colonel of one of the newly made ] volunteer regiments.-Herald.
 The sherifs office received word Iast evening by telephone that the sbsrifrs posse had the Camp Verde : murderer located in a cave on Fossil creek, and were sure of hi' capture. Six Chinamen were sent from Phe- ni1 yesterday for deportation to ! China from Sau Francisco. Under [ recent arrangements the railroad . company furnishes the guards and I pays for the meals en route of the 1 deportees. They were formerly sent l in charge of 6 deputy marshal. The father of Ed. Lowell, alias l | ..f Fa circulating & petition to have the l governor commute his sentence to ! life imprisonment.
 The masked robber who entered a Prescott saloon and was clubbed 1 into unconsciousness with hIs own pistol by bartender, is living wit ness to the fact that 1t IS human 10 erT-LOs Angeles Times.
 Nine Bremen employed at the United Verde mines, requested a raise in their wages lew days ago and on the the request being denied 1 they quit work in a body. Their . places were supplied by MrXicans.
 Cecil G. Fenuell, general manager sOt the Val Verde Copper company, has rented the I. N. Johnston resi- .dence in West Prescott. and will bring his family here from Williams in s short time to occupy 1t.
 A PheuiK girl spa aking of the kis sing bug says she would be willing to undergo the pain and discomfort of swollen lips for a season If she could oniy enjoy the felicity of a ' kiss from almost anything-even a man.
 The ladies of the VI, R. C. gave a social fast evening at which twenty | six gold rings were presented to twenty SIX girls who participated m the dag drlll on memorial day. The . presents were highly appreciated by . the young isdies. J. W. Brown has opened plumb ing establishment 10 the building formerly occupied by the telephone office. He has a line of samples of bath tubs, siuks and patent closets in anticipation Cl tAeir demand when the city sewer IS completed.
 The inventory and appraisement -ot the estate of Lew Bsshford, de ceased, has been filed in the. probate court The entire estate Is valued st $l0S.096 sl The property con sists mos tly of Tsal estate ia the c3tg . of Prescott aud in patented mines aad personal accounts.