Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Catholic picuic tomorrow.

W. Creiger left for Leadvills to-
 
 The congregational church held a
 bic today at Point Of Rocks. Tomorrow will be eIeunion day 4 California
 Di. Matthews left for Deuv@r this .eFning.
 Prof. G. A. TreAdwell came up .an Phenix this morning.
 NJ. Hale Of St. Joseph. Mo. Is E be Burke.
 '. D. Graham of Kansas City, is a aest of Hotel Burke.
 . Zieger is up from Congress Nction.
 Ths county hospital contains Irty-tWo patients.
 ohn Koontz and wife are In town m Williamson valley.
 ohu Lawler has returned from s
 ag trip to Los Angeles.
 Nrs. J. W. Stewart and children
 Williamson valley, left for Los
 feies this morning,
 E R. Hughes, general manager De Zonia CoppeI company, leit
 he east this afternoon
 9rasshopers are reported 10 be de feying crops in portions of Coco
 5 county.
 fman O. Phippeny of Buckeye,
 herly of this county, was mar A Ai the former place recently to
 s Annie M. Serly.
 R s. Adams of Williams, is 8
 aber of the United States grand
 He is a brother of our A. D.
 Ems.
 Thomas Sheridan of Williamson
 sy. an old resident of thls county,
 at the county hospital yrsier-
 He was sixty years ot age.
 I'D. Moare went out yesterday
 Fourth of July subscription Hsr aud 10 a short time had over U subscribed.
 awards of 1000 head of cattl"
 been shipped out of this ssty within the past week on ac- Iat of the dry weather.
 costs thirty days in the sweat Tor one man to lick another ID eaix. and five days to get licked.
 Se were tbs sentences recently
 sed on two fighters there.
 ID. Reed. Los Angeles; Geo. l..
 her, Denver; Max kohn, J. Levy. R Lew, and J. W. BeAne. San nrisco, registered at Hotel tze on the arrival of todsy's train. e regents of the University have f1ed to build a new dOrmitOry to tain forty rooms. lt will be for ase of boys and the present one be remodeled for the occupancy t.fl students.
 A. Cr1igue came iu yesterday
 n his mining camp. He says
 fhe section he has been in ls
 eg very dry, stock are already poor and uuless Tains come this year the loss will be quite s editor of this paper IS in re- E of 6 letter from Mrs. Ruple of k Eand, Ohio, announcing that . hss succeeded, through the E aAL~M MINERS edorts, in locating E eon, Burt Ruple, and expressing E ioy and gratitude of the result. . hicyclist of San Jose, California kroken ali previous records be- D i1 Gilroy and San Jose by GOV E F The distance, thirty miles, in . hour and siI minutes, or st E Ig the speed of . railroad train. A farmer record was an hour and ! # minutes.
 ; taplain Winfield Scott of ScOtts- Arizona, retired chaplain U. k ny, and member of assembly of N8h legislature, Is In town. He M feceived permission from the . Iaiy of war 10 occupy one of s bnlldings at Whipple barracks E MIll bring his family up here to s H lhe summer.
 kr H. Hooper, who recently puT- . el the Buster group of mines in s cfeek district, and who went Fs N purchase machinery for them
 xlnrned, accompanied by T. C. = i6lns, also connected with the E etly. Mr. Hooper has Pur- |. A and now has on the way 6 @ semp mill with machinery of
 Npaeity of twenty-five stamps. s hs Arizona correspondent Of the |A Angeles Times gets things . HmiXed when he talks about |A 70 miles of prairie region be- 1 Williams and the Grand Can @s Ter which the Grand Canyon E nd will be built. He must ss been travelling on foot and -s when be made that trip ot ss 55 miles '-HArald. He must ss ben accompanied by a very aA 1nagination, too, to have wit sA q thst 'Prairie region" ss t1e report of the Monday club sS Gtame the JOURNAL MINER was - Df iG regard 10 the paper read .s B $. E. Blake. as she Vas the
 Nof the paper instead of Mrs. |sP 1e O'Neill. The mistake uv- mn z From the fact that the latter en the programme for the paper. - 1 account of sickness trans |s-a Der place snd subject Co Mrs. s.e 4 Aksrd received s telegram = nnouncing the sudden death Dother, at her home ID Pee sE rtlley. No particulars were When he left home a lew |ssss go she was m her uSual health. = N For home On this afternoons EsS cod a coffin WAS shipped on EE ue train for her burial. De ssssz Eas very old and ha resided 6S h county for a great mauy |a''~ The remains will be brought be seott and will be buried in the e ,ns grave yard, west of town, sl row.
 eA Hall was found guilty yes
 of obtaining money fTaudu- ,.@ but the jury recommended 2. ss,s .s ahe mercy of the court. Hall s 1eg man apparently not vet EsS Als teens, but is old enough &a Alligent looking enough to |.s ss better than to write checks sssT] s] I1 fictitious names to them. =. tbat would compel him to AH and sL- y,f