Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-22
From Fridays Dany.

Street grading work has been re- sumed all along the line.
 Snow is reported to have fallen yesterday in the Black Hills, near Jerome.
 Banks, the colorsd Bellevue res tsurant man. left yesterday for parts unknown. He also left many meal tickets. Craps.
 OH. Christy on Thursday sold a 5-mOnth-old Hereford bull to w. H. Clark, of YavapAi county, receiving in payment S250. This is the high est price ever received m the val ley.-S. S., F. X F.
 Joe Mayer is circulating among his many friends in town, and in 8 whisper to us says that the wave (McKinley) of prosperity is being decidedly felt in his section, all of which is pleasant news.
 There are some people who speak in a displeased manner over the present condition of the streets, made so by the onward march of re- form and progress, and there are those also who would kick If the work vas not in evidence.
 James Finley, familiarly known as "Harshaw Jim" one of the oldest pioneers of Arizona, having been connected with the ranching and mining interests of the territory for nearly half a century, is dangerously III at his home at 47 East Alameda street, ID Tucson.
 The school fund of the county was enriched today by a coutribu- ton of S25O from Alberto Monresl, who defed American laws and re- sisted Jerome officers recently. He is to be congratulated on hIs chari- table motives Aud Is invited to call agaID.
 Watermelons will come high next year in Prescott. Phenix has con. solidsted all the growers in the Salt River valley, and now they are in- corporated under one vine. We art glad that Arizona Is in line with the times, and We trust that the antis will not have an attack of collie II consequence.
 Sheriff Munds and Deputy Young are in the Castle creek country to day on the trail of the Mexican who stabbed a fellow-couutryman tC death last Monday at the Monte Christo mine. The capture of the man is said to be certain. Tn, murder was a cold-blooded one, anC apparently without any provIca ton.
 Uudersherif Johns has received the sad news of the death of hi mother, Margaret Johns, which occurred on November l, at Cam borne, England. The deceased lady was 76 years of age, and leave: two sons, Paul and A. A. Johns, tC mourn her death, to each of whom the sympathy of thelr many SC. duaiutances Is extended in theil bereavement.
 The Woodmen Circle in this city is becoming decidedly popular anC thrifty in membership. Last even ing nine ladies were initiated al their meeting, which, without pros pective candidates to be considered in the future, makes this bodl strong and effective, and, besides al this, although they numbei nearly ; hundred, they are said to get along together ''just splendid" S.H. Drachman of Tucson, has re ceived a telegram from Genera l Miles stating that the general anC 1 his staff will arrive iU Tucson Sun day morning and will remain ther, one day. The Citizen says that tn, ] Society of Arizona Pioneers ha made elaborate arrangements for th' reception aud entertainment of Gen eral Miles. All business places anC many residences will be decorated with flags, banners, bunting anC foliage.
 We notice in our Wisconsin ex changes that W. F.. McCord, brothe of Governor McCord of Phenix, ha
 sold his timber land and timber in
 terest for S75O,OO0 and will probsbl
 leave that state and locate ID Ari
 zona. Mir. McCOrd lives at Superior
 Wis. and IS one of the largest lum
 bar men in that portion of the state
 Wisconsin papers deprecste his re moval from the state, but think Ari zoua will gain a model citizen
 Phenix Herald.
 Prescotrs two justices of th peace, an undertaken and a ministe
 of the gospel were seen hobnobbin
 today Tn a quiet place. A natura inference from such @ prOceedin would be that there would not b many pin feathers left of decease person after such a combinatiO . Lad gotten through with it Tn only element lacking to make th scene sublime was a doctor. , The PheniX Herald has the fo lowing. Whlch VIII Dc FSdu Wibu II } terest bv many in Prescott: M Q Globe Kennedy, of Tucson, an s Miss Clara Patton, of this cit - were married this afternoon at
 o'clock at the home Of the bride , parents in the opera house bloc The marriage ceremony was WI
 messed by only the relatives an ' most intimate friends of the col tracing parties. The bride IS or . . of the most popular young ladies Phenix, and is prominent in the 8 ciety of Phenix. She is the eldet daughter of Mir. and Mrs. $. E. Pa . ton. MT. Kennedy is employed a Tucson by the Wells-Fargo COT
 pany.'
 s Prom Saturdays Daily. Captain Johnson, of the SalYstiC army, arrived yesterday from S' v Francisco and will have a welcou
 meeting tonight at the barracks.