Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-07
Daily

J. J. Broyles, of Ash Fork, is egistered at Hotel Burke.
 Wm Aultmau, a young business nan of San Francisco, IS paying a fisit to friends in Prescott.
 Edward Zeiger aud Louis B. Sanchez. Of Congress Junction, are h town.
 W. $. Williams, d Los Angeles bining maR, arrived on this alter 1oon's train.
 J. W. Deane of Denver, was among De arrIvais at Hotel Burke this af- lernoOn.
 Walker L. Painter and Geo. II Eheelock of Denver, arrived Un this sfternOon's train.
 Lester Jackson returned this morn ing from his visit 70 Mexico on min ep $ business.
 Edward Zeiger, the mayor of Con fress JuOction, Is m iowa today on Business matters.
 Chas. Zieger, formerly of Congress Function, Is now engaged iu running hotel at Fl PasO.
 Gil :. Ferguson came iu Monday eFening from the kidenogr copper mines ID the Grand Canyon, where he has been at work.
 Charles and J0hn Bagby returned Monday afternoon from their trip io Illinois and other places m the east.
 Yesterday's freight tram went into Ash Fork with fifty cars. The ;. F., F. & r. Is dOIng a rushing business lust now.
 Samuel Crozier, one of the most prominent as we'll as one of the oldest cIiizens of MohaVe county, ArrIved ca this afternoons train.
 W. T. Grounds of Blackberry, and N. W. Dunbar of kIngman, two prominent citizens of MohaTe Bounty, are at Hotel Burke. T. J. Roltz returned today from Jerome after a weeks absence look lng for some copper properties for eAstern purchasers. Judge ). J. Hawkins left for Phe- HiI on thIs afternoons train to al |snd the annual convocation of the Episcopal church. J. NJ Garrett, business man To- tated st the Providence mine. was in Down today on business and incident ally circulating among bis friends here. Mrs. B NJ WheeieI will give her IAst lecture under auspices of the Eiavi Company, ia the Baptist ehurch, Thursday May ls,, at 3 p. n.
 M5. and Mrs. Chas. Mccullough, of C-liornio, and Mrs. R. :. Stock bon, O Prescott. are visiting a; craig, Arizous, the guests oi Mrs. !. K. Burkdsll.
 Mir, and Mrs. Clark Richards and 1heir son, Clyde, came in from Jerome this afternoon and will leave shortly for California to take charge pf hotel there. O. H. Jackson, master mechanic ! ef the :. F. P. k F. railroad and bis Bon R. O. Jackson, assistant store keeper Tor the same company, will leave Thursday morning Tor visit Do their home at Indianapolis, Ind.
 Grand Master Workman ]. W. Shreve will be in Prescott Saturday uue 3, and it Is expected that Pres eott lodge No. If. 4. O. L. W. and I lhe Degree of Honor will give him a royal entertainment st that time or 1uring his visit.
 Geo. H. Bancroft, representing C. ! F. Weber X Co. of Los Angeles, Headers 10 church. office and bank Furniture, Is ID town. NIT. Ban 1. croft Is son of C. A. Bancroft, a Former well known resident of this =eountY. He IS thinking of estsb- fishing an agency for bis house at . some point n the territory.
 F. Nj. Pool, more fsmiiiarly knosn as Dave Pool. dIed at his home near PheniX un Tuesday morning May so. NIT. Pool was an ex-confederste koldieT having formerly been member of Quautrell's band of guerll!as. He vas a generous heart ed man and resided in the Salt river valley for several years.
 J. H. Hopkins died in Florence on ] "Wednesday last. On May 9 he was thrown from a moving machine, l Sustaining a compound fracture of the l-g. The shock resulted iu de irium and brain fever, which caused his death. He was B years of age and has lived in Arizana Tor sbUut Twenty yeSrs.-HeTaid.
 The Monday club held its regular meeting on Monday afternooa at the residence of Ms RutfneT. A paper on Ireland aud Her People" was reau by Mrs D. Levy, the leader in discussion being Mrs. J. V Shepard. Scotland and Her Relation to England" was the subject of a paper by Mrs. W. T. Brown. The next meeting of the club. which will be the last one %! the season. will be held at the residence ot the presi dent. Mrs. r. A. TH,l..
 The south bound freigh, t-a,n on leaving Ash Fork this morning was composed cf thIrty-five loaded cars.
 \ strange accident happened Thursday between GIla Bend and :-entineL On Wednesday a tram load of cattle. consisting of twenty five cars, was loaded al PsntanO, near Tucson. Between the two places first mentioned It was discovered that a car in the middle of the train had burned and the twenty-five head of cattle therein had Perishsd. It was not discovered that the car was on fire until after if had burned, and all the cattle had been roasted alive. No one knows how the fire origin sted but 1t IS supposed that a spark from the engine caused the horrible accident. The cattle belorged to