Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
From Tuesdays Daily.

F. M. Murphy is expected home next Sunday.
 Two new cases of small pox are reported iH Jerome.
 J. H. Canasan leaves for the east on tonight's train. F. c. Brecht returned yesterday from bIs trip to California.
 Red Men tonight. Work in the warriors degree.
 J. H. Robinson brought two blood hounds with him from California. Paul Johns is in from Crowned King for brief visit with his family. The best selection of everything in stationery at WoOster's. 5-2tf
 J. A. .. Freund returned today from a two weeks visit to Jerome on insurance business
 The foundation for NJ. E. Morin's new residence in East Prescott is nearing completion.
 W. Gushing. Who is interested in mining property in this section, arrived from the east yesterday.
 The fremen's ball was well at- tended last night and a good time enjoyed by all who were present.
 Another case of attempted suicide was reported last evening. As it proved unsuccessful the name is not given.
 Mrs. Sam Hill, her two children and her mother and sister. returned yesterday from their visit to Cali fornis.
 J. H. Hise, who has been sick ID the hospital for some time with pneumonia. is able to be on the streets agrin.
 The forest ranger who permitted the cutting of stulls on the Prescott forest reserve to proceed right under his gaze, has been relieved from duty.
 Chas. Holborn, who recently re- signed his position ss guard at the penitentiery, has taken a position at Jerome Junction with the $. F. P X P. railroad.
 Geo. A. Giles, the contractor, yes terdsy shipped 8 ton of his moving paraphernalia to Phenix and left on today's train to elevate the 22-ton frame work and water tank for the Indian school into position.
 
 Gee whlz, How a weakly little circular which labels itself a news paper, snarls at the Prescott papers. They must be cutting wide swath to be snapped at ID this manner, ''else why this viniictive jealousyi"
 The people of Prescott are very liberal, as is evidenced by their 'con- ;ributing" to a weekly circular which labels itself a newspaper, and from which they neither receive or expect any benefits whatever.
 Dr. John R. Walls has removed his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House, on Jiurley street, formerly occupied by the Sundance Gold Mining Go. Electric telephone No. 102. Hours the same as formerly.
 EI. Thurman, a ;eamster, was ar rested today on a charge of assault ing a miner named Wm. Hewitt, on the Hassayampa. The trouble grew out of quarrel over some tools and Thurman has entered a complaint against Hewitt for theft. Thurman will have his trial tomorrow morning at o'clock.
 Captain Rockefeller of the Ninth infantry. an officer we'll known and very popular in Prescott, having been stationed for a long time al Whipple, and who has been with his regiment fighting the FilipinOs, is reported missing since April 2S and 1t Is the belief that he has been cap tured by the rebels.
 C. G. Blrdick, in the employ of Stephens * Hoover, met with a very painful accident yesterday out at their slaughter house. A lot of carcasses of beef and hogs were hanging on a beam, when he started 70 take one of the end of 1t. Just as he did so another man took 8 part of beef's carcass of the other eni permitting the beam to tip up and fall, striking hin in the face with great force, almost crszing him with paiR. He has his head swathed in bandages today.
 The will of the late T. G. Barlow Massickr was proved today and sd- mitted to probate in the probate court. Father Alfred Quetu and Miss Maud A :. Barlow -Msssicks are named as executor and eIecutri1 respectively of the estate. H. E. Armii age, F.. W. Mea1or and J. T. Hall were appointed appraisers.