Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-05
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,es as Fsoa aesle days Daily 5. o1 ,si- Nature gave us another breath of = = hs Flnter today.
 Lawyer Doe left for home this hks morning.
 ssosas s,ssS,s Ra.d the advertisement oi the ,1qss , ,. English German physicians sas 10. Stephens came in yesterday lsssss rrom his Williamson valley ranch sa SE Patton came up from PheniI sas h;s morning for brief business 'a asl risit.
 saE JC. Brown of the Saginaw lum- Iss aIsss.si l,er company, left Tor hls nome @' Q tl1s Williams thIs morning. lsd.sS Dr p. Jarss will deliver Tree Ice rl... .nTe 10 men only at Dake's opera s2.ss house tomorrow eveains' a-a, HI Allen, financial manager of sa,1 CIsrk's United Verde con- d ea1e pzns at Jerome, is ID town
 VII. Souders, formerly shit r aa bo.s ia the Jerome mines oled lh I Pheni1 yesterday of c"nsumP'ion'
 John T. Hughes, son ot l.; C-
 Hughes, of the Tucson Star' has
 be.S appointed school suPennieno-
 ent of Pima county.
 E Joseph c. Perry, an old time resi-
 dent of Tucson, has sold out ms property ID that city and gone to
 Philadelphia to reside.
 Frank Friant, an old A. & P. engi- 'ssS ,sS u,.sr. is now manipulating she throt- .@ 4le on the Congress Gold Company
 road
 OM Wells. in the employ of the - SEP. $ P. railroad. IS danger ouslg ill with pneumonia. lie was -Sl ss taken siek last Saturday. ass Nrs. C. F. Grou, entertained very
 informallv. M her residence yestsr- .avv. dnS afternoon. in honor of her SIS ,., ter. Mis- Kay, Who is visiting ber' is'ts F1-Superyisor Roach IS in town. sts.I He says that mining is very active 5s ip Turkey creek district. lie has aas''Es new mill about ready to start on . Ess some property owned by him. !. Gts Robert :. Cotton, who has been uSs ,visting hIs sister -in-law, Mrs. Kate
 R- Cotton, for a few weeks, leit yes TsSs.A .terdsy morning for La JuutA, Colo c, ,radO.
 '~ Ston. masons who had been en- iesisz ,,,.ysd to work on the new capitol
 buIidiug in PheniX refused 10 com
 mence work on Monday at the wages
 agreed upon, $50 per day.
 1M. Sullivan, an old timer of
 Tucsou. dIed few days ago. he
 Wu foxmeriy a we'll klown con o, tractor of the above place but Tor dli the last four years has been much
 addicted to drink.
 IA SAcretary Charles H. Akers left n. last night for Ash Fork, where he ,VU will meet his nIecs from Topeka aae tKansas- who comes Co PheniI to VVS .spand the summ,r as a guest Of NIT
 Akers. They will arrive oh tee . .az .F.P. & P. this evening.-Hersld. | a2 Cattle now command the highest
 xyr,es known in this locality. Fat
 steers have sold as high as A4t
 .ouite readily. For some time tC
 seome roe Salt River valley will fur N nish the coast marksts.-Enterprise
 Tom Sloau and Miss Mary Ethel
 Plank. of Pbsnix, will be married , F- ADril 5 Mir. Sloan was formerly 10 V lied the employ of the .. r. r. S P rail
 road as telegraph operator and re-
 signed his position to join the Rough
 Riders.
 HE John Stephens, of the butcher firm SoI Stephens & Hoover, arrived yes tetday from Colorado with a car N load of corn fed hogs. This shIp- u meat wlll toe followed with others
 A an, th Na ! ing about exhausted. f 4 fine bis mule. attached to big blue dump cart, with red wheels and l7 frame, was on the street today gath bi eriug up the garbage. The mul,
 and cart belong to the city. The a.o appesrance of Il. J. Allen on the
 streets led to the inquiry whether
 this IS one of the mules he purchased in Pheui1 during the winter. u, A man named William Shields
 was aujudged usaue yesterday and la committed to the asylum. He has ra been frightening women and chil- CE dreu in the vicinity Of Granite
 mountain and Williamson valley oi ~ late, although apparently he seems 'E harmless.
 The many friends of Mir. Harry Ttitle will be glad 10 learn that his s condition Is greatly improved today
 and his chances for recovery are
 very favorable. The physicians pro-
 nounce him out of danger and the only thing now 10 be feared is q re
 lapse.-Hersld.
 During the temporary absence of family last evening from theil
 home on Alarcou street, a maG wa:
 seen Prowling heir premise: by the Relgabors. Uu Investigating ! the cause of hIs presence there he
 took to his heels and disappeared. The Tucson Citizen reports the W killing of a man in Yuma by County
 Recorder Marvin. The man had at
 tempted to outrage Marviu's daugh
 ter. Marvin was a member of th,
 Rough Riders.