Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01

Dr Day claims to have made some b important discoveries in connection
 with the treatment of small poX pa n tien.s. A pstlent which had the
 disease m rather virulent form and
 who was covered with pustules from read tO foot, treated by him has
 entirely recovered and has not a - single scar or pit.
 Bert Benham registered at the g Hotel Burke on January IS, hailing
 from PneniX. He reported that he was looking for an opportunity to } engage in business here, his prefer
 ence being for the laundry business r Af'er enjoying the hospitality of the
 hotel for a week he took his depart
 ure without the fOrmality of calling
 at the captains office and settling
 up. Hotel keepers are warned to ! look out for him. "God is good to the Irish" was the motto inscribed over a pipe crossd on a whisky bottle, which the witty Dion Boucicault invented Tor the coat of arms of the "Shaugh
 raun Club" This interpretation of the purposes of Divine Providence
 would seem to be borne out by an
 article in the January Cosmopolitan treating of the Irish leaders of the nations, and showing that not only has Englsn a Lord WOlseley, a Lord Roberts and a Kitchener, but that Spain has Duke ot Te'uan,
 Russia a General Obrutschef. and Hungary a Viscount Tasfe, not to mention and endless array of other Irishmen who have reflected honor upon their native land.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Pheni1 has q poultry show in progress.
 c W. Iogils left for Jerome this morning.
 George Dwyer's condition remains unchanged.
 l.. A Da7ies has returned from S visit to Chicago.
 Jesse DavIs came in from Mayer on today's train.
 J. W. Barker of San Francisco is i a guest of Hotel Burke.
 F. A. Sayward and O l.. Zettl, of l Denver are al the Burke.
 J. McGrath of Monterey, Mexico, | is registered at Hotel Burke.
 W. T. Little came in yesterday | from his ming camp at Chaparral.
 Judge E. W. Wells and John Law ! Ter are in Phoenix on court business.
 J. c Stephens, the Arizona-Colo- rado cattle mae, was ID town today. !
 W. c. Gilstrap returned today 1 from a visit to the Chaparral mining district.
 According to Phoenix papers F. J. | Sarmiento has taken up his residence in Phoenix.
 Councilman Dyer of PheniX, has been elected acting mayor of the capital city.
 B. H. Smith lief; this morning for Castle creek to look after his mining interests there.
 Joe Stephens, son of J. .. StePh- ems. has moved to Los Angels, where he proposes to reside.
 C. P. Collins, the mining man, left for California this morning where he owns extensive interests.
 The meeting of the chairmen of the boards of supervisors of the ter ritory are in session in Phoenix.
 A trademark has been granted Hannah K Clark of Fools Gulch, for salves, ointments and lotions.
 The contract for carrying the mail from Psyson to Young has been awarded to A. E. Niles of Pay son.
 Miss Verne Roberts and Miss Der ( lyle Robinson left yesterday for a few days visit with friends at the capital city.
 Bernard Hershkowitz. formerly of Congress has had his name changed by the distIict court tn Phenix to {; Benjamin Harris. ;
 Prof. Gallick's orchestra will give a dance al Dake's opera house next { Friday evening, February 3. Tickets , only Sl; ladies free. |
 J. B. Hooker, jr, came in this morning from Phoenix, where he re- sides, to look after his business in- terests in this section.
 The present address of James B. , Harrison, aged about 30 years, is wanted by his friends. When last heard from he was at Jerome.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Brod- erick took place from the Catholic church this afternoon at l o'clock and was quite largely attended.
 The two eases of the $. F. P. tS P. R. R. appellant, vs. F. l.. Brill, ap- police, were ordered submitted on ; briefs in the supreme court on Wed , nesdsy. |
 Don't forget the recital to be given bv Prof. J. Frank Fouche, in the high school building, Thursday evening. January 3l. for the benefit of the school library.
 In addition to being well enter tained next Tuesday evening by Prof. Pouches dramatic recital at the school building. all who attend will have the satisfaction of know ing that they are.assisiing the pub lie schools.
 Sheep shearing has commenced m the Salt River valley. Forty-hve men left Phenix on "Wednesday For Goddard's corral where 70,0OO sheep await them. Thirtv-two more men have been employed by William Ty- son to shear his sheep at Peoria, where the :. F, F. & r. railroad company has the finest shearing pens and dipping vats in the south southwest.