Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-06
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 F. 4. Provot, ot Jerome, is in
 town.
 James Shirley left for New Yoik this morning.
 All trial jurors were excused for the term today in the district court. 1 Arthur Hendv Is town from the Copper chief mIhe.
 A big delegation from Jerome went to Phenix on yesterdays train.
 Chandler keeps right on selling the best candy in the city. lt you don't believe 1t, try some. tf
 United States Attorney R. E. Morrison has gone tO PheuiX on business.
 Mrs. Kate B. Cotton had the good | fortune to secure the needle work of Mrs. Bagby on Saturday evening. Dr. R. NJ. CraIg has been appoint ed pension examining surgeon at Phenix vice c. D. Belden, resigned. 1 Colonel W. R. Wallace, supsrin- tendent of the Yaeger Canyon cop per mine, IS In town today. Five-dollar tickets to PheniI ace good only on tOmorrow's special which leaves at II o'clock a. m.
 George T. Milner came up yester- day from his mining camp, return ing this evening.
 F. F. Brooke, the we'll known Col orado Springs attorney, is in town attending court.
 Mrs. Johanna Csrrigsn. mother of T. J. Csrrigan, of Congress, died ID Peoria, Ills, of pneumonia, Novem- Der 29, aged 72 years.
 H. D. Miller, of San Jose, Calf. is recent arrival here. He IS look ing up a location to engage in busi- ness.
 Four coaches were attached to Sundays south bound train. Nearly all of them were filled with carnival tourists.
 Mrs. O. 4. Hesla and her daughter Miss Irene, went to Phenix yester- d-y for a visit to Mir. and Mrs. Ohmick during carnival week.
 Matt Loring, of the postofiice. has gone to PheniK and during his ab- l sence J. s. FreeU'an will officiate in ! his place.
 Mrs. Laura Hamilton, guardian of the Hamilton heirs, has been granted an order to sell mining property belonging to the estate.
 The district court has been oc- cupied today in the trial of a water case in which Arthur Hendy is plaintiff and R. NJ. Clark defendant. The name of the latter was subsIi- tuted today as defendant in the place of T. NJ. Elder et al.
 The sale of property made by the executor of the estate of Louise Anderson, deceased, has been con- frmed aad the executor has been authorized to execute a deed for the property.
 The Hotel Adams management at Phenix has made arrangements with the orchestra of the Indian school band for musical service nightly during carnival week. The first programme was rendered Sun day evening.
 The Skull Valley eating house will be prepared to feed every body bound for the Phenix carnival, spe- cial arrangements having been made, and it will not be necessary for anyone to take their lunch along on the excursion Tuesday, Noyem- Der ,.
 Postoffice Inspector Hall is ex- pected in Prescott this week, prob ably on Wednesday or Thursday. Another effort should be made dur ing his visit to secure free mail de- livery for the town. All the condi- tions have now been complied with and there Is DO reason why it should not be established. Delegate Will son has an opportunity to do the town good service in this cCnnec- ton. II
 The Jerome Hustler magnifes the foot ball victory of the Jerome team by calling the Prescott team the champions of the territory. The fact is that three of the Pres cott team had never played a game of foot ball until they played with Je- rome, while all of the team were new players and those of the Je- rome team, as admitted by the hustler. were all old players. The Jerome team averaged thirty pounds heavier, t27. th-G ne Pres colt team.
 The city council and city engineer tested the flush tanks of the new sewer system today. They worked perfectly satisfactory and the sys- tenn is pronounced all right. The contractors for the sewer system have performed their work in a very satisfactory manner and at the meeting of the city council to be held this evening the wo:k will probably be accepted ana settle- ment made for the work.
 Judge A. H. Hackney. founder aud one of the proprietors of the Globe Silver Belt, died last Saturday at Globe, aged S4 years. Judge Hackney located in Globe in 1878 and had never been forty miles from the town since. He was forced to retire from the active editorial man agement of the paper few months since, by illness.
 A special train of seventeen cars of cattle passed through Prescott yesterday en route to California. Ten car loads were from Kirkland and their destination was Merced, California, having been purchased by a prominent cattle buyer of the San Joaquin valley named Michel. Tie other seven were from PheniX