Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
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b Nj. E. Ferguson of Los Angeles, l in town.
 Burt Collins, Bradford, Pennsvl vania, is at Hotel Burke.
 The city we'll at Goose Flat. Ii
 dry enough for a powder house.
 W. L. Bretherton and wife O
 Clarkville, New Mexico. are ID town A. R. Burkdall is up from Craig where be is interested in a place.
 mining scheme.
 Major De Witt says that there ii
 about 100000 gallons of water pel day coming into the water tunnel
 north of town now.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Steve Jackson, the Walnut Grove
 rancher and freighter, is in town.
 s. P. Behsn will return home from
 California tomorrow.
 Mrs. John Burns has returned
 from spending the winter in PheniX.
 School election tomorrow and
 nary a candidate in sight.
 k. H. Hetherington returned yes terday from a business trip to New ! Mexco.
 Redmond Toohey, the well known freighter aud contractor, of Phenix, IS in town.
 J. Fl. Canavarn, of the Zonia Cop Der Company, left yesterday on business trip to California.
 President c. D. Hunt, of the Zonia Copper Company in visiting the compsny's camp.
 E A Bruck, representing the wholesale paper house of Blake, Motit X Towne of Los Angeles, is in town taking orders for paper.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Conard, of Williams came in on yesterdays train and are stopping at Hotel Burke.
 The threatened pork famine has been aYerted by W. H. Smith, who has just received four car loads of live corn fed hogs from Kansas.
 The Leayey sisters, we'll known in vocal circles, and from Roster & Dia's in New York, are en route to Prescott, to fill an engagement at the Cabinet.
 J. D. Moore recently traded his four blood hounds to Dr. E. B. Per rin for an equal number of horses. He is permitted to take his choice l from a band of 700 head of horses.
 A gentleman who was watching that dog team today remarked that | they subm tied as gracefully to the | muzzles on them as a democratic | editor does when refusing to write of the broken pledges of his party.
 A car load of wool, 46.OOO pounds, was shipped from Mayer yesterday over the r. X E. railroad, the first wool shipment ever made over the line. The destination was Boston.
 The new code commission met in Pheni1 Wednesday and organized by the election of c. w. Wright. of Tucson, as chairman and Frederick $. Nave, as clerk. The latter is practically stranger in Arizona, being young attorney about 26 years old, who recently came to Phe- liX from Chicago.
 Grand Master A. A. Johns, Past Grand Master R. Y. Fredericks of he Masonic Grand Lodge, Past M 4ster F. c. Brecht and Junior Warden A. D. Barnhart of Aztlan odge, will go to Jerome tomorrow Q install the officers of the Masonic odge there. Owing to the fire last .. all the Jerome lodge has been un- Ible to hold its regular meetings ] ately, hence has not heretofore in tailed officers for the present year. ,
 J. A. Kilroy O. Kilroy's New Pal 'stine, Phoenix, has an article in his issue which possesses special in- crest 10 any ard everybody who is iesIrous of making small invest r nents, where good returns are ab [ sure. Investment in real 7 state is considered by the shrewd z nd conservative investor the safest md the one surest of returns. h. T .estment in a home is always the proper thing 10 do. The property 'fered by MT. Kilroy has a peIman- mt value and hence is desirable ither for home or for lncoms. It 8 offered on terms that the man or :. vomau working on a salary, or one 2 vho has only a small income can nake a purchase. It is just the op- {, ,Ortunity for miners and others to ' ay away nest egg" without mis- = ing il. Read whst MT. Kflroy has !; O say and judge for yourself. His : ak is plain and to the point. |, A rather ludicrous scrap took t ,lace on the west sIde of the plaza a afternoon. As related by a n eye witness, two men. who were he worse for liquor, engaged in a n isl fight but owing to the befuddled [ ondition of their range-fnders each . yas unable to do effective work. [ They finally grappled when both . ell to the side walk, one of them 2 ighting on his nose causing the 7 ,lood to flow freely. He managed z Q regain his leet, but his opponent T vas unable to rise at the call of . ime. The one with the bloody nose I aaned over the Prostrate form of ' lis antagonist and with an oath re- = marked, "I can't hit you, but d. ou l will bleed on you" and suit ng the action to the word bent C 'ver the other man while the blood | treamed from his nose, until the [ nan on the sIde walk looked as if | Ia had just emerged from a Filipino ' battle, being literally covered with blood. a
 From Saturdays Daily. t
 Masonic lodge meets tonight. [ Jerome has new cigar factory. ! TimOthv Shaa of Jaroma is in