Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-23

ccflous trouble is feared.
 PC. Biekneil, one of the bright est scholars and men in the south Sest, and whom most all know, has followed tke dictates of fckle for tune Tor many years past on the southwestern frontier, and has had hard 6ght for the Injuries of exist ence. He received word this week of the death of his fsther back in New York state and the additional news that by bis death Mr. Bicknell comes into an inheritance of nearly two million dollars. The original estate. belonged to Mir. BicknelPs mother who died many years ago and who left the estate to her son, bu, to be held iu trusa by his father until his fathers Williams News.
 The town of Perry, in the Chero- kee strip, 1t is now stated, ships more castor beans than any one place in the United States. This season over 100000 bushels were shipped to all parts of the United States and sold at from 75 cents 10 $l per bushsl. The beans are grown on the Cimar- ron river bottoms.
 A St Louis man has written to Governor Murphy the following brief proposition: "I can give your state all the water necessary for ir- rigsting. Make me a proposition No details of his system are made known.
 The Paris Matin makes an an- nouncement that M. Labor, after be was shot declared, as the out come of bis injury appeared doubt ful, that he wished to make known the fact that NJ. Chanoin, who has charge of the secret documents in the Dreyfus case, has discovered a new forgery in the dossier.
 A. W. Edwards is in charge of the preparation of q mineral exhibit from this territory for the Paris ex- position. He solicits samples and will take charge of and forward ali sent to him.
 Our contemporary has actually gotten out one issue without a men ton of "taxiess," ~taxless toot," illegal bond boodiing." Murphy gang. or Journal Murphy" Is the editor sick or absenti
 A telegram from Gusymas sayr: The Ysquis have been driven from Bacum at Cuesta and Bieau. The Indians are in force and have throSn up earthwoTks. General Torres met a large force of Yaquis near Torrin, routing and killing many.
 John Blevins. aged between 50 and so years. died at tLe county hOspitalon Saturday night Of cancer. He was a miner and had lived in this county for some time.
 The high winds of the past week are frsuRht with danger to the stock interests of the northern part of the territory, as these winds only help to use the water supply, wbiSh IS al present short enough to last until the snow falls.-WiIIiarns News.
 The s. F.. P. & P. Ky. Go. has ap- Pealed from the order of the pro bate eodrt, appointing J. Fl. Jacks administrator of the estate of J H. Brown, who was killed in the expio- sIOn al the Prescott: depot a year ago.
 Charles B Clapp, a butcher for merly of PheDix, committed suicide near Los Angeles on Monday. He was engaged in rsnching in Cal ifornis.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left this morning for Los Angeles where his wife is under medical treatment.
 Spain's officials have grown sus- picious of Weylsr and are watching his movements.
 The Shamrock has arrived m New York aud is being trimmed up Tor the international cup race.
 The goverument has 8 surplus of 200 men to b- appOrtloned to the ten uew regiments recently ordered raised.
 \. Labori. eounsii Tor Dreyfus, who was shot on Monday, is now .---sss---1 ---s - I-------