Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

gron Thursfay's Daily. le J. \. Guild is very sick
 The county jail IS filling up. .e B-ujamin Robinson of Kirkland
 valley. IS ln town.
 s The code commission met in Phe.
 niK on Wednesday.
 Pc John Hanlon came up from the ?. Crown Point mine yesterday. \ Born, March 2l, in Prescott, to II NIT. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith, son.
 Only one more day till election of d a school trustee takes place. 4 company has been incorporated
 under the laws of Arizona to bui d 9 tnd operate a railroad at Cripple | Cre-k, in Colorado.
 Johnny Coyle has gone into busi- D ness Tor himself oh South Montezu- e ma street, having purchased Wm.
 IoOin's blacksmith shop.
 The capitol commission has not yet drcided as to the material tO be
 u-e1 for the construction of the 1 capitol building.
 - Fernando Grout. better known as
 Friday" an old and we'll known B pIosprctor of this territory, dropped , lead near ucson last Monday.
 P. B. Lindsley, a well known ] lumber man formerly of PheniI is in town. He Is contemplating engag-
 ing in business in thIs county.
 Legislator J. C. Evans, banqueted
 the PheniX newspaper men before
 leaving for his home. A good many Of the legislators seemed to think th,.
 proper thing to do was tO roast"
 the newspapers and oppose every
 thing which might favorablY affect them.
 Captain Donaldson is visiting with 1 his family in Santa Monica. He feels quite chagrined that he did not l ! Set an opportunity to smell Spanish | powder during his service, aud would | like tO go over 10 the Philippines l and help do up" Aguinaldo.
 The following city officers have been appointed by the Jerome | council: Chief Of police, Frank Ferguson; night watchman, Thomas Miller; health officer, Dr. Carrier.
 MT FergU son was one of Rooseyelt's ! Rough Riders.
 ! Tommy Smith received a letter yes terday from his brother Harvey who | was a member of Col McCord's | regiment, and who was wounded ac- cidentally at New Orleans on his way home He has been removed 10 the home of his parents in Illinois and IS improving very we'll, being able to write as indicated, this being his first attempt since he was wound d.
 Milier valley was the scene of a social event last evening of more than ordinary interest to that place. lt was he marriage of Amos Sim mons and Miss Mary J. Thorpe, and was attended by about fifty guests.
 Miss Hettie Carroll. a young girl who was employed as a singer ID the Capitol saloon, died N ednesday at the Sisters hospital ID Phenix. after au illness of about two weeks. The cause of her death was an abscess which resulted from an operation performed at the hospital Sunday ! for appendicitis.-Herald.
 A telegram was received today , from f. NJ. Murphy saying that be 1 would leave Nassau, where he has . been spending the winter, for New York, on April f. He expects to come directly from New York to /. Prescott very soon after his arrival !. there, and will reach here about the : middle of April.
 A glance over a hotel register can s but impress one how sadly neglected e the education of the average Ameri- a can IS in the matter of writing. Not a one man in three can write hls name v so it can be read. People whD be- ! come accustomed to deciphering c autographs eventually become eX- @ pert guessers and can generally @ make them out. Ii
 The Phenix Gazette of March g says that up to date the board of " supervisors have paid out since Jan. u lsI, In consequence of the small pox scare, the sum of S3,14340. Some IL part of this expense was incurred : prior to January but the bills came | m after that date. The March bills | are to come yet. This amount was paid for quarantine, guards, doctors, p nurses, food, tents, clothes, medi. ' cines and destroyed clothes and bed a ding" '
 Emil Cassi, a trumpeter of the U Rough Riders during the Cuban ( war, anl who, according to reports ' from other members of that regi- i, ment, distinguished himself by his | great modestv, n relrainlng from |, making himself conspicuous on the ' firing line, has again become dis tInguished by shooting a Cuban major iu Havana. Csssi was a lieu | tenant on the police force of that ' city. The Cuban officer, it is sad. will de. and Cassi is m jail.
 A man named MunsOn mYSteTlOuS- :; ly disappeared from near Phenix r last Friday. His body was found = Tuesday in an Irrigating canal. He n had committed suicide by drowning. ! He was at Minnie Powers house, ID ! Phenix. on the night the woman L was murdered. and while supposed to be innocent of any participation ID the crime he kept secret the fact of bis pr, sence there on that night and il IS supposed this unbalanced his mlnd.
 A man, woman and little boy at tracted a considerable amount of ' attention ou the streets today. They Were not particularly different i from other men, women and child len, but the fact that they pos sessed small wagon, drawn by six fine. intelligent looking dogs that caused the attraction. The q party started from Brainerd, Mime sota year and half ago and trav- eled Co San Francisco via. Seattle and are now en route to New York. They came from Pheni1 here. 1
 Harry Case is dead. His death occurred this afternoon at l:20 o'clock al the residence of his parents in Baltimore. The telegram | sent to I. G. Norris containing the