Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-22

NJ. J. Hickey received two cheeks today amounting 10 S30 for the O'Neill monument fund. One was from Prof. James Douglas for S20. The other iIom l. $. Douglas for Sl0 The fund now is crowding closely on Sl,0O0.
 F. J. SarimentO, came up from PhenIx this morning. Mir. Sari- mento has rented house in Phenix for his family on account of being unable to get one in Prescott.
 The Flagstaff Sun says those horseless coaches will surely be tried on the Grand Crnyon road during the coming season and that the Santa Fe company Is behind the proposition, despite all denials.
 4 marriage liceuse was issued this morning to Adolph F. Adams. age 53 years, of Dolores county, Colo rado, and Augusta Bolte. age 27, of Arapahoe county, Colorado.
 The Chicago banks have recently adopted the policy of charging Sl a month to customers who keep a running deposit account of not more than $500. This is done probably to rule country newspapers out.
 In the district court today in the case of the Union Trust Company, of New York, vs. the A. I. X :. F.. railroad company and John E. Fros' and Margaret Frost, his wife. the receiver's report was confirmed aud the rsceiver discharged and final judgment entered.
 A PheniX man has invented a de vice to prevent runaway accidents. It consists of an attachment on the harness operated by 8 string within reach of the driver. A simple jerk on the string strips ths horse of bis hsrness and he IS at liberty to run until he gets out of breath.
 A married man desires work in city as clerk n grocer or general merchandise store, or outside solic- itor or on wagon. A good man with team. Strictly reliable. Call on or address T. L. H., this office. 2-l7Iw
 E. P. Hayden, who was found dead in the bay at Vallejo recently, was formerly engaged in mining in the Bradshaw mountai g, his part ner being R. NJ. Bond of Phenix. When discovered there was a bank book in Hayden's pocket showing deposits of 5000 in the Pheni1 National bank.
 "One of the most commendable thinge about the lower house of the legislature is that it is able to teach some men common decency in pub lie assemblages. Some of it's mem bers are likely to go home with bet ter manners than they brought with them" - Herald. The territory ought to be thankful for that if It gets no other benefits.
 The Andrews Opera Company of twenty-eight people, will appear at the Bashford opera house, Monday evening. February 2, in the comic opera, Era Diavolo." Those who desire to attend the opera should see Will Gilstrap or leave orders for tickets at Corner Drug Store and get their names on the list as guarantee that they will secure reserved seats. The sale of seats will be announced later.
 pr. ]. R. Walls met with a pain ful accident yesterday evening. He was returning from a professional visit to Walnut creek, and just about dark a wheel of his cart hit a stump breaking the shaft of his cart of letting the body of the vehicle down dumping the doctor wrong end up on the ground. He was bruised somewhat about the head and face but luckily not seriously. He was compelled to leave his cart at the scene of the accident.
 Wm. Greenwood, Paul Rosenblatt and Mir. Suter, yesterday planted a white cross 20 feet high with a cross arm s feet long, on the summit of Thumb Butte. The stars and stripes surmounted the cross while on it is the inscription "Remember the Maine" The material which Is 4x6 inches in dimensions, was carried up on their backs through snow drifts reminding them somewhat of a journey up Chilcoot pass. The cross is visible to the naked eye from Prescott to person of moder- ately good eye sight. Test your eyes by looking for II.