Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

ing from an attack of nervous pros tratioH. She is able to be up today for the first time in three weeks. Reserved seat tickets for the Georgia minstrels will be on sale at Brisley's Corner drug store Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
 1 Dake's opera house. Tuesday even ing, November l4, 1899, the Greater America Co" Novelty. scenic, mirth and unique speciality. Re served seats at Brisley's Corner drug store.
 i J. A. Tobin says he has changed his brand of whisky. Since keu- lucky has gone republican he says be will drink Missouri corn whiskey straight. No more bluegrass in his.
 Richards & Pringle 45 people famous Georgia minstrels. at Dake opera house, Monday evening, No vember Is. 1899. Reserved seats al Brisley's Corner drug store.
 ! Phil. Sheridan. grand recorder, and B. A. Fickas, grand treasurer, A. O. |. w.. came up from Phenix this morning on lodge busioess. MT. Fickas is accompanied by his wife.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Vickroy, of Alexandria, Virginia, IS a guest of Hotel Burke. Mrs. VickroY was formerly a resi- dent of this section, her husband having been the owner of the old Bully Bueno mine away back in the seventies.
 The board of supervisors today al lowed Dan Parse S75 as outdoor re- lief. Mir. Parse was the Victiu' ot an explosion at Turkey creek about seventeen years ago, in which be lost his eye sight, but has been ab- sent from here for over ten years.
 Today was tie date set fSr final proof in the United States land of- fee on an application for land for a townsite near Jerome. None of the claimants or applicants put in an appearance, however.
 Frank Moss, a live stock inspector, has commenced suit in PboeniA 1 against the Phenix Wholesale Meat company t0 recover S32l, being the amount of his lees for inspecting the hides of l,2a6 cattle slaughtered by the defendant between March 2 and September of this year. NIT. Harmon, of Phoenix, shipped SIX ear loads of cattle today from Del Rio to Phsnix, Mir. Harmon has made heavy purchases Of cattle recently n the Big Bug and Agus Fria section.
 Last Saturday evening the Mexi can officials liberated George Marts, the cowboy who has been confined in the Naco jail since the shooting some two weeks ago. He was re- leased on a bond aud IS allowed the ! privilege ol going where he pleases.
 Edwin Hendon. young man in the employ of A. J. Head. fell from the latter's lumber wagon this fore nOoa while delivering lumber. aud the horse attached to the wagon kicked him, causing serious injuries. The unfortunate young man was un- conscious for about two hours.
 Deputy United States Marshal ' Gnndell, who was arrested by the officers of GrahaU. county, charged with stealing mesquite wood which he was sent to con6scate, was dis charged few days ago On a writ of habtas corpus sworn out by United , States Marshal Griffith.
 | Captain LittlehaIes. of the British steamship kurdistan, which arrived recently at Philadelphia from South America. brings information that the ! French steamship Msdalene vas wrecked near the Pacific side of the entrance Of the straits of Magellan and the crew was captured by Patass goria caunibals-
 Harry R. Tritle. assistant secre- tary of the territory, touched only : the hlgh places on the sidewalk when he came down town this morning. { He carried with him the news of the arrival al bis home of a ten-pound boy. Harry was congratulated on all sides today and hls glad smile brought joy to the hearts of his i friends, too.-Phenix Herald. Another civil service examination is advertised to be held n Prescott, December 2, for the examination Of applicants for the grades of clerk and carrier m the post office service ! in thls city. A number Of intending applicants at the last examination failed to present themselves, owing to the fact that the order providing ! for free delivery was rescinded. They should not fan to present themselves at the approaching ex animation.
 The board of supervisors today executed a lease for a section of school land in this county, under the law passed by congress a few years ago. The land leased is To- cated near the Baca grant, in the western part of the county, being section Is, township Is north, range 9 west, and 1t contains what Is known as the Sunrise spring. The lease is for a term of five years, the lessee being Joseph B. Tappan aud the price so per year, or two and half per cent of its appraised value. The proceeds go to the school fund. ! A person watching the frcnt en- trance of the Bashford-Burmister company's large establishment for any length of time and witnessing the visitors to it, would become i'm pressed with the idea that the com pany was enjoying a good trade. But to obtain a correct impression of the extent of it, let him go to the alley iu the reAr for a brief period and see the pack trains and freight wagons load up there daily and take their departure. Car load after car load leaves there every week.
 Ben and Don Louis Williams have resigned their positions, the former as general manager and the latter as superintendent of the shelter Of the ! Copper Queen company at BIsbee. They have been connected with the company for nineteen years, or ever since it commenced operations m ISSO. Walter Douglas, son of Prof. Tap,as noutrlas and hrOf her of J. -.