Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21


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 Ed. Block left Vesterday morning for San Francisco for brief trip on mining business.
 Pat Hrney, charged with counter fei,inR, was released from custody Saturday on his own recognizance. ] J.J Quinn, the irrepressible cloth ! ing man, is in town taking orders and renewing old Scqnainianees.
 M. J. Hickey received letter to- day from Champion "Iim" Jedries, ! thanking him for has telegram of congratulations on the night of his fight. ] Jerry Barton was in town today. He IS engaged in merchandising on Lyux creek and says that section IS quite lively at present.
 Before making root beer .U . case of Morin's earbonated root | beer. Sixty cents a case. .f ! Grand Master Shreve of the 4. O. ! ! U. w has organized lodge of that ] order at Jerome with toTty-pne ! members.
 "Swifty," the ex- -pugilist and boot ! black. has been taken to the county l l hospital. He is 6 physical wreck ]. from the use of morphine. !, H. Emmert. assistant to Presi- 1 deut Murphy of the s. F. P, & P. ! railroa1, returned this moruing | : from a two days visit to Castle l Creek hot springs consulting with | Mir Murphy. J, l.. Harvey, who was indicted by ! the reosHt United States grand jury l for cutting timber on government 1 land; gave bonds today in the sum | of $500 for bis appearance for trial, ! Mus Verne Roberts has gou.- to l California for vacation. During her absence Miss Gladys Wright | will have charge of the telephone 1 ofHce.
 Judge DeKuhn returned this morning from Southern Arizona, where he has been for some days on | important mining business,
 Marshal Griffith took Chinaman ! to PhehiK on Saturday, where the latter will join a squad of three or four other celestials en route to San . Francisco for deportation to Chins,
 HK. Shoemaker, stenograper for E. NJ. Sanford has returned from his trip east attending the trial of the Crowned King case at TaylOryille, Illinois. Mir. Sanford is expected in few days,
 While getting a stick of wood in her yard at WIckenburg on Satur. day. Mrs. Hsttie Taylor was bitten by some poisonous reptile, and her con lition for a short time afterward was quite serious, She was reported better last evening.
 Dr. John R. Walls. has removed his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House, on Gurlev street, formerly occupied by the Sundauce Gold Mining Co. Electric telephone No. lC2. Hours the same as formerly.
 Mrs. Wylie. wife of Dr. Wylie of Phenix, came up on Sunday morn ing's train with her two daughters for a brief visit, when they will con- tinue their journey to California to remain during the heated term in the capital city,
 Bob Brow will leave tonight with Col. Brodie to attend the reunion of the Rough Riders at Las Vegas. MT. Brow has hopes that his noun tain lion may attend the reunion and he goes for the purpose of re- newing his acquaintace.
 J.C. Taylor of Boston, is visiting this section, having arrived on Sat urday's train. MT. Taylor is an old friend of W. H. Button, who is en- gagged ID mining at Minnehaha, and has gone out for a visit to Mir. But tons mining camp.
 The hotels had boom yesterday There was 8 regular run on the Congress House dining rooms st dinner time, and they were compel led to turn quite number away. The Hotel Burke register also shows a veIy large list of arrivals.
 William Nelson was taken into custody on Saturday evening by deputy United States marshal on five indictments, charging him with cutting timber unlawfully on gov ernment land He gave bail in the sum of $500 on each indictment and was released from custody.
 The Sunday school of the Meth i odist church will hold picnic to- morrow at Point of Rocks. The train will leave the depot at s;30 in the morning and will return in the evening about o'clock. Every body is invited. Tickets for the round trip are, adults 90 cents; chil- { dren 9 cents.
 !, J. Sturtevsnt returned this morning from his trip to PheniI. He reports that material for the water works and sewer is now oD the way. Captain Weeks, superInten- dent of construction, with three as sistapts, arrived here two or three days ago, II
 Dave Carr, one of the we'll known mining men of the county, at pres ent located at Congress, has been paying our city a visit for the last few days. Mir. Carr has some good looking claims in the eastern part of the county, on which he has in the past expended considerable money to open up, aAd has just returned from a visit to them.
 Jerome was treated to quite a re- spectable shower of rain on Satur- day. A party who had occasion to use the telephone to that point states that he could distinctly hear the batter of the raia on the build inO wh;l0 kn --~~ t-IL:--