Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
Prom Wednesdays Daily.


 'Geo T. Millner of KirklAad, is at the Burke.
 Kingmsn had an earthquake few days ago
 J.W. Sullivan is shipping cattle from Kirkland.
 E. E. Ellinwood came in On this afternoons train.
 Judge Sloan wIll open court in St Johns on Monday, October 2.
 Attend the unclaimed baggage sale tomorrow at the railroad depot.
 Mrs. Raible and children have re- turned from thelr trip to California.
 Ellery R. BasSett of New Bedford, Massachusetts, arrived m Prescott yesterday.
 Archie Lemon, who has been work iny at the Cumberland mine for some time, IS ID town.
 Unclaimed baggage sale takes place at the railroad depot at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The strike on the sewer works seems 10 have ended, as Foreman Gregory has the usual force of men st work in the ditches today.
 Geo C. Wsddell came m yester- day frOw Camp Verde. where he IS emplUysi Iu charge of the Camp Verde -rpre.
 Mrs. E. Nj. Rodgers, of Camp Verde, ItvIng sold out her interest m the store there, has come to Pres colt reside, to give her children 4he beueLt of cur public schools.
 ]. C. Brown, who Is charged with forgery in Tucson, and who IS also suspected of the murder of his part ner, Mr Derr, was formerly s tray eliug salesman for the Standard Oil company.
 Rev. J. H. Henry of Tucson, came in this morning from the south. He Is the ad, suce guard of delegates to the Methodist conference which con- yenes ID Prescott tomorrow.
 Interest iI the proposed drilling contest grows apaee. A good meet ing Is promised for tomorrow eve ming. Let ail who are interested turn out.
 A new time schedule goes into el- feet on the Southern Pacific rail road on October 1, which gives Tue son two daylight trains. Heretofore both passenger trains passed there during the night.
 Another car load of pears from the Salt River valley passed through Prescott yesterday en route east. It Will be followed by another one to- morrow. after which there will be about three car loads.
 Every one interested in foot ball is requested to be present at the rooms of the Western Club on next Friday evening at S o'clock sharp The meeting Is held for the purpose of perfecting an organization pr,- psratory to playing a game Of foot ball with Pheni1 team.
 Dr.. J. $. Barrett is making prepa- rstions for a professional visit to San Francisco, and wIll take advan- tsge of a course of special hospital work in that city. He will be away for two weeks and on returning will be located in the new Head build ing.
 Wm. Walker, the well known chef, better known as Billy" Walker, left on this afternoons train for the Castle creek hot springs to take a position with the hotel there. As a caterer be has few equals and DO superiors m this country and he IS never out of position when he wants to work.
 F.L Behm, 3 nephew of Chas A. Behm, arrived yesterday from Omahs. and IS so we'll impressed with this country that he will grow up with 1t. The senior Behm states that the new arrival Is a gold bug reuubiicau. and he will take him to the HasSsyampa tomorrow tO bap- tIze him and then make a bonanZs prospector of him. These quall1ca- tlons should make up sn excellent ball of fare for any young man just entering the dreamy land of mineral riche>. and We trust be will run into a big Fl Dorado.
 Over forty car loads of cattle have been shipped oyer the =. F. r. X r, railroad during the past few days. Some have gone east. some to Colo rsdO. some io Phenix, aOd thirteen car leads were shipped from Kirk land to Satjcov. California, between Sangus and Ventura. Eighteen car loads have been shipped over the r. & E. from Mayer.
 An inventory aud appraisement oi the property belonging 10 the estate of the late W. O. O'Neill was hled ID <ke probate court today. The sp- praisement of the estate aggregates a value of S7I .250. The two prlncl- pal items are what IS known as the O'Seih building n PhenIx. which with the lot is valued at S+0,OOO. snd the Washington street property there. valued st Sl5.000. An interest In the J. R. Long hardware company of Phenix. the H. H. McNeil print Sng company, and land at Buckeye are among other items belonging to the estate.