Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-22

disposed of and the court hopes t clean the remaining cases that hay been heard at the adjourned meet
 ing.
 D If the bill to work prisoners il , jails becomes a law, We trust that tn
 prisoners 10 the Yavapai jail will DO work in jail but will work out of th . jail. In that case the plaza in Pres cOtt would look real nice. Arizona women will not have
 chance to show their preference fo p the masculine sex at the ballot box Their right to vote was smothereC m compItte and besides all this tn,
 far sex has more regard for S2.5( @ bonnet than by paying such an ex 5 travagant prce to vote for som, horrid thing.
 Johnny Radden, one of the Rougt
 Rider boys, who has been for month,
 afflicted with the Cuban fever, ha,
 gone to the Castle creek hot springs
 In the hope of relIef. There are
 several of the Arizona volunteers al
 that place at present, all improving
 rapidly from the effects of its waters,
 and 1t Is hoped Mir. Rsdden will be
 benefited likewise.
 Phenix papers as a rule speak
 handsomely of President GoldwateT
 of the council. Mir. Goldwater has
 been fair m his duties, but whenever
 an occasion arose to show his teeth
 he has been equally as fearless. But
 what can a man do in his position
 who Is handicapped and distressed on every turn as he has been. ] The services of Dr. Barrett were called for yesterday in an accident
 which befell Mike Stevens at the Storm Cloud mill. The latter was breaking rock for the crusher, and it seems there was some giant powder encased therein which eX- ploded after being hit. MT. Stew eus sustained a double fracture of bones in the right leg.
 From sarurdsv's Daily.
 The St Patrick ball last night was pleasant affair socially and we'll at tended also.
 The gun club has rsorgaDIzed and will have it's initial shoot tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock at the old grounds.
 Joe Ah low has again taken the reins of the Kastner hotel restaur- ant ln his hands. a guarantee that service and eatsbles will be first class.
 Mrs. F. \. Young, ofScheuectady, l New York, youngest sister of the 1 late Dr. E. W. Butcher, arrived ia l Prescott yesterday for visit to Mrs. | Butcher.
 Councilnen Udall, Bunch and | Murphy, and Representatives Adams l and Gonzales passed through Pres colt this mOrning en route to their | respective homes.
 Miss Leah Challice Randolph, ! daughter Of MT. and Mrs. C. c. ! Randolph of Phenix, came up this morning for a brief visit witk her young friend, Miss Araminta Sar- gent.
 Edmund Burke, who, until a few months ago was a prscticing at ioruey at Flagstaff, Ariz.. was ar re,tec at the NstIck House by Sheriff Hammel on a telegraphic from Sacramento, sent by the sherf of Coconino county, Ariz., who had gone north to obtain the necessary requisition papers. The attorney is accused of embezzlement aud will be taken back to Arizona to answer the charge.-Los Angeles Times.
 Charles Hodgdon, Happy Jack" of the Rough Riders, pulled into Prescott yesterday, returning home after an absence of eleven months. Personally he looks about the same as of yore, having, however, contract ed the fever while in Cuba. His ills in that line are slightly felt, however, as he has recently been his charming bride ac- him to Arizona. "Jack" las been lecturing throughout the east on the Spanish-American war, and has met with a hearty greeting rom many for the firm aud courag- aus stand he took as one of his defenders.
 Several Tombstone residents have .ried the rheumatic remedy recently published m these columns-that Of putting sulphur in your shoes. h 'ach instance a relief IS felt aud it s believed a cure will be effected [ Prospector.
 The Monday Club will meet as lsual al the Odd Fellows hall on March 70, at 2:30 p. n. All members are requested to be present or the annual election of officers.
 Secure your seats for "Jane," the ] amous comedy to be given next : Wednesday, March 22, by the Rose , Stlllman company. The press all Ilong the line say this is the best company that has appeared in Ari- !! .ona this year. Seats on sale at the l Corner drug store.
 This mornings train brought in Iuite a delegation of pilgrims on ' heir return from Phenix, among hem being Mir. and Mrs. E. B iage Mir and Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Doi. J. F. Wil-on, Morris Goldwater, C \. w Edwards, R. \. Fredericks, R. e II. Ling, J. W. Smith, J. L. Munds, \. A. Johns, J. D. Moore and Lester ] Jackson.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Lock your doors at night.
 H. E. Armitage is up from Weaver I district.
 City council is ip session this [ .fternoon.
 W. T. Little is in town from his Red Rock mine.
 W. B. Ridenour of Mohave county C s in town on business. c J. J. Riley came in Saturday from [ lis Cherry Creek mining camp.
 Spring opening of millinery to- morrow at the New York store.
 J. NJ. (''Uncle Jimmv'D More, is in I own from Kirkland Valley. i
 Miss Jessie Smith and Miss Hendy { eturned from Pheni1 yesterday.
 Geo. 4. Giles has just raised the ,O-foot smoke stack for the Crystal ( ce works.