Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

yesterday in the voting contest si PheniX for Queen of the carnival Her vote stood 6l to 59 to the mex highest.
 Tom Sullivan, who said he was ; miner from Arizona, was found in [ bruised and bleeding condition recently in Los Angeles, says tn, Herald of that city. He was verI drunk and his watch was missing.
 Mrs. C. D. Reppy, who returned from California October Is, has beer confled to her bed sInce that dat, with typhoid fever, says the Flor ence Tribune. but Is now on tn, road to recovery.
 J. R, Gaines. of the firm of Poweri & Gaines Is at Jerome doing some preliminary surveying for 4. E Jordan. Gov. Powers leaves to morrow for Stanton to survey s placer claim tueTe.
 It will now be in order for the illegal bond" howlers to reverse the supreme court of the territory which has decided that the Ysvapai R. & B. bonds are legal.
 The Phenix construction com plny will commence work oE their Tempe water contract on November "a. They expect to complete their Prescott contract this month.
 Myrtle Shultz. daughter of Mir. ana Mrs. Tom Shultz, with the as sistance of a number of her little frieuds celebrated her sixth birth day this afternoon.
 The Prescott library has been moved to the Bashford building, over the old post office, third room on the left. It will be open Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9:3O to l2, and Thursday and Saturday afternoons from l:30 to ,.
 In the supreme court on Wednes- day, in the case of A. E. Baker, sp- pellaui, vs .. J. Fleming. ct sl., ap- pellees, appealed from the district court of this county, the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. Opinion by Judge Davis. Chief Justice Street aud Associate Justice Doan concurring.
 The supreme court yesterday in the case of Yavspai county vS. My ron H. McCord ct al., which was ap- pealed from the district court of Maricopa county, decided the legal ity of bonds which were authorized issued by the legislature. The judg- ment of the district court IS affirmed. Opinion by Judge Davis. The just ices concurring were Sloan and Ooan.
 From Fridays Daily.
 The south bound train is reported five hours late this afternoon.
 Superintendent Paul Johns IS in town from the Crowned King mine.
 Dan O'Neill. the we'll known miner left for Kingmsu this morning.
 H.J. Allen came in today from Jerome.
 H. Turner left this morning for Keswick, California.
 H. B. Howard, wife and child, of Minneapolis, are at Hotel Burke.
 The new forest reserve is a ''corker'
 Mains circus will appear at Je rome Junction tomorrow.
 Chas Mahan, a resident of Beaver creek Is reported seriously ill.
 Mrs. H. P. AnewsIt and son left for Phenix yesterday where they will reside during the winter.
 TLe postofiices at Bumblebee and Canon in this county have been dis and mail for these points will hereafter be sent to Richenbar.
 Excursion rates to Tucson, for the Masonic grand lodge which meets there November II, are advertised iu this issue.
 Bulletins of the Jefries-Sharkey prize fight will be received and posted by rounds by Hotel Burke tonight.
 Police Officer Geo. A. Giles has recovered from his recent attack of erysipelas and is able to be on duty again.
 Governor and Mrs. \. O. Murphy arrived on yesterdays train from theIr vislt east. They left on this afternoons train for Pheni1.
 Mrs. Stafford. of San Francisco, arrived on this mornings train and will give a series of lessons in physi- cal culture If she can get up class.
 Forest Supervisor ThaTer went out yesterday and served notice on some stull cutters who were Operat- ing on the new reserve, to stop work.
 Captain J. D. Boyd, who was shot iu the leg at Camp Verde at the time Rodgers and Wiugfeld were murdered, Is in town.
 Mrs. Peck and son, wife and child of Rev. H. W. Peck, will arrive on to- days train. They have been resid- ing at Honolulu for the past year and 8 half.
 J. NJ. Aiken came up from Phe- nix this morning for 6 months yaca- ton. He will join a hunting party which leaves for the mountains - morrow and will spend the DaSst or his vacation in hunting.
 The district attorney of this county in response to an inquiry from the sheriff has decided that nickel-in- the-slot machines are gambling de vices, and as such are subject to a license. The license is $50 per month.
 J.M. Aiken, J. ]. Wrsgovich aud Chas. Allabach will leave tomorrow for a two weeks hunting trip Tn HelPs canyon. Bear, deer aud tur- key are the special objects of their trip. but any stray quail, or other kind of small game that gets in their way will suffer the consequences.
 A man named Graham who came to the county hospital for treatment about three or four weeks ago from Williams. returned to his home yes terday cured. He had been under treatment at Williams for four or five months prior to his coming here
 Police Officer Geo. A. Giles today received a check for Sl00 from Mari copa county, being the amount oi L -l /, sF.,j Fox fba arrast Oi