Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25
FnOn Wednesday. Daily.

H. r. Anewalt ls m PheniX.
 Sam Hill is reported on the sicl list again.
 There are fifteen prisoners in the county jail.
 LA. ". Sawyer, of Kansas City is at the Burke.
 J. H. Hise has returned to hi. Monte Cristo Mine.
 Mir. snd Mrs. Geo. Rohpetsr have returned from their trip east
 4 wenty-year-old boy is reported insane at Chsparral.
 Foot ball seems to be epidemic throughout the country just nov.
 Nj. B. Startzman came in ou yes terday's train.
 J.B Tatlow left for Williams this morning. Mir. Tatlow is looking after scrip of the forest reserves.
 Hotel Adams, Pheuix, opened it's dining room last evening for the winter.
 The man arrested in New Mexico ss Tom Ketchum, has been indicted there for attempted train robbery.
 Pearl Hart, the female bandit. who recently escaped from the Tucson jail, IS still enjoying her liberty.
 With her new sewer system and her graded streets, Prescott will soon put O airs.
 Hon. Mark A. Smiths wife died at Tucson on Monday. She had been An invalid for several years.
 Dan Thorne, Jr., left this morning for Pinos Altos, New Mexico, to take a position with the Hear; estate.
 Geo. B. Upton came in from Stan ton yesterday afternoon. He Is GU route east on business
 Twelve car loads of cattle will be shipped from Del Rio to Pheuix, for Joseph Mouihon and J. R. Nor ton, October 20.
 Mains circus has two adyancs ad- Vertising cars and the show consists of twentY-One car loads, or o1ly two less than was required for the Wallace shows.
 The last car load of pears from the Salt River valley wIll pass through Prescott on Thursday. en route east.
 Gertrude Cannon was brought in from the Verde valley yesterday sui fering from an attack of pneumonia. She was taken to the hospital.
 Mrs. Pauline O'Neill has rented residence in PheniK and about No Tember l will move down there with her parents to reside
 Al. Kastner will leave tomorrow morning for Jerome to take a posi- tion with CordineT & Hoover. Ben Dunkle. who occupied the position taken by Ksstner, has gone east with his family tO reside.
 Word was received in Prescott last evening that Father O'Growney, who resided in Prescott for a time, is lying at the point of death m Los Angeles, He has been suffering from consumption for a number of years.
 Editor George U. Young of the Williams News, was sn arrival m Prescott yesterday. Mir. Young is a genial gentleman and publishes a hrst-class paper.
 4 movement is on foot to con- solidate the donation of $,0O0 of | fered by Andrew Carnegie for a lib- . rary in Prescott, with the O'Neill monument fund and erect a build ing. a portion of which would be dedicated in memory of the late Captain 0'Neill.
 Dr. J.N. McCandless has turned the full charge of his drug store business over to MT. Braylor and he will hereafter devote his whole at tention to the practice Of medicine. The doctor tried to escape from the latter but his services were so much in demand that be found It impos- sible to do so and remain in Pres cott.
 The city council last evening let a contract to Webster X Edwards for street grading, as follows: Gurley street, its entire length; Moutezums, From Goose fst to its north end; CoTtez, from Carleton to the rail fosd depot; Goodwin, from Monte zuma to Cortez The estimated cost of the work is SI7,0OO. Mir. Webster says he will commence work st 0 ce and expects to com plete the contract by Jan. l.
 William Shultz. who was twice eonvicted of killing G. W. K. Me Nary, once being sentenced to be Banged and once tB imprisonment or ten years, but who on this third trial was acquitted. IS now living ID Skull valley, the German govern nent paying for his board and all Expenses. Mir. Shultz won high hon. Drs in the German army, and on ap- Dealing to that government during bis trial was furnished an attorney Do defend him, who was paid by the ierman government.
 The only war news from Manila pn the l7th instant was of the same monotonous saIneness' which has Characterised previous reports and Fas to the effect that "sn American couting party near Balinate cap nred a Filipino major and his party. All were brought to Manila" None i the scouting party was killed or Bounded, The Monday club held its regular neeting on Monday afternoon. The hotto for the day was Observe al Bays that everything Is the result of change" Elizabeth C. Fisher read paper entitled The Corn Laws of England and the Introduction of / 8ree Trade 'William Mskepeace 4hackersy was the title of 8 paper
 y Mrs. Margaret Shepard, while
 rs. Mary B. Sloan gave reading : #om "Vanity Fair" The music for De occasion was furnished by Miss riley and Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine, the Drmer rendering a vocal solo, the etter playing the accompaniment. z be next meeting will be held Oc- . tcber 30.