Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
From Thursdsy's DaIly

te considerably over half a million dollars.
 From Thursaays Dsly
 Tucson has two foot ball teams.
 PheuiI will soon have a new city directory.
 Wm. Button, who is operating a mine at Minnehaha, is in town. More rain today accompanied by some thunder and lightning.
 John Hanlon is town from the Crown Point mine.
 Southern Arizona has been visite q with some showers recently.
 The Williams News has a philos- opher on its staf.
 Rev. G. H. Adams came up on this mornings train from the south.
 John Duke went to Skull Valley thIs afternoon.
 Walter Ingalls,, of Yuma. is s1- pected home from the Philippines soon.
 Tuscon and Nogales are pulling for railroad to connect the two towns.
 Prof. Baernstein's orchestra will furnish the music for the Heap Wells wedding.
 A J. Head sells and rents high grade pianos at low prices 9-i9tf
 Born October 3. at McCabs, to NIT. and Mrs. George F Fammer,a son; weight If pounds.
 Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Wilson aad their daughter. Miss Donna, came up from PheniK this morning.
 Mrs. W. c. Burdge. of Pheni1, is in town to attend the wedding to- night.
 For Rsnt-Four room house furn- ished, Western avenue, West Pres colt. Enquire of Wm. Denny. 9-2Stf
 The profani' Y season has opened the time of year when the amateur tries to do his own stove pipe fixing.
 Frank J. Murphy's family has ar rived from Santa Rosa, Cal, and the young man IS corresPor dingly happy.
 Only one bid was received by the city council for the grading of Cur ley street. Action on 1t was deferred for a time.
 R. K. Shoemaker purch Ased a ticket for San Francisco this after noon and expects to leave in the morning.
 The battalion of sewer ditch dig gers made an assault ou Cortez street today between the depot and Gurley street.
 William Mitchell left on this afternoons train for hls home at Pheni1 after 3 very pleasant visit among his numerous friends ID Pres colt.
 W. C. BashfOrd has filed his final accounts as administrator of the es- tate of the late Joseph H. Cough, and has petitioned for a distribu- ton of the estate.
 Florence is having an incipient boom. The Tribune says that the volume of business transacted in Florence during Inc past month is reported by the business men 10 be greater than any month during past SIX years.
 The sage of the Williams News says that ''the people are few that do not contain some good, If We will only pause to ind it." It would take a pause of life time to discover he good m some people We know.
 The Tucson Star says the pro- posed change of time in the South ern Pacific schedule dId not take effect October l as previously an nounced. It adds that the announce ment that there will be no change for the present will be a bitter dis appointment to our citizens. It has been found that the schedule could not be arranged as hoped for, as the necessary connections coul1 not be made east Of Fl Paso.
 John Wilson returned Se..1terdsy afternoon from a visit to Cat fornIa.
 G. A. Bray returned yesterday afternoon from his visit to Cali fornia.
 A rough estimate of the street g.ading proposed to be done by the city council places the cost at S2Os OO0.
 The Morning Glory mill on Turkey creek is reported to have been destroyed by fire recently The origin of the fire Is unknown. 1t had not been in operation for some time.
 The man brought in from Selig- man with a broken skull has died from the effects of his wounds. His identity IS unknown.
 J.H. Tibbitts, a mining engineer of San Francisco, was caller at thls office today. in company with MT Sanders, the we'll known mining man and legislator of this county.
 The Williams News, whichsss short time since placed an estimate on the population of that town as 500 within the next two years, has now raised It 1000 and says the pop ulation will not be less than lO,OOO. The News editor has discovered new evidences to base his prediction on but which he IS not at liberty 10 make public. He says the new order of things will change the To- cation of the town site some.
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