Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
Froa wedus days Daily.

WAIker.
 ol. J. T. Dougine has retur0e'
 from a trip east.
 The Belmont sisters left for Phe
 nix this afternoon.
 John H. Hise is in town from hi Monte Cristo mine.
 IL. Taylor. of Kansas City, is | Aguest of Hotel Burke.
 Masonic Lodge meets tonight fol
 work in the second degree.
 Mrs. B. H. Smith is just recover
 ing from a severe attack of grip.
 Geo. T. Burross, well known
 printer formerly of New Mexico, Is ID town.
 Nj. B. Hamilton, representing Bar sclay 6 Co. oE PheniI, Is in town on his periodical visit.
 W. A Clark, superintendent of the
 Planet-Saturn mines at Fool's sGulch, Is in town today.
 It is reported that 300 Zuni In Idians have died of small pOK and 50O imore are sick with the disease. t Chaplain H. A. Brown has been ordered to Porto Rico to report for sduty. He sailed January IS.
 W. W. Vanderbilt received a letter Etodsy from part.es in New York who want the Prescott water works fboDds.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Robinson came bn today from their Kirkland valley Ihome. Mir. Robinson reports a deep sDow yet on government hill. The Phenix Republican reports Rhat Coi. Wilson IS negotiating for khe purchase of the Gazette with a Fiew of putting T. E. Parish ID as managing editor.
 Frank GOldsworthy, ot the Santa EFe Pacific railroad, brother of W. .. 45oldswOrthy, manager Ol the Postal Telegraph Company, Is visiting Friends ID Prescott.
 A private telegram received from PhenIx today says that al yesteT da1's election, the proposition to bond the city, In the sum of S265,- 4)O0, for water works and sewerage, sEas defeated.
 A sad death from small po1 oc- turred al Williams few days since. An accomplished and beautiful oung lady, 22 years old, of Michi- 1 han, came to Williams to spend the l Einter with relatives, contracted the I cisease and dled with IL.
 Pheni1 hotel men organized a tertitoTia" hotel association a few i Bays ago. One oi the objects given 1. but IS mutual protection from dead | beats. lt would be a good idea for . the newspaper men of the territory Do organize for mutual protection !. From this class of leeches.
 The will of the late Thomas H. I Lucas has been filed for probate. A. C. Burmister Is named as execu- Dor of the estate, which IS valued al About S3,0OO. Alter paying all debts be estate IS to be divided between bis two half brothers, John Bncker, ef Prescott and Wm. Bricker, of Utah.
 J. E. Canavan of New Jersey, a Aephew of J. II. Canavan of the I )nia copper company, arrived in Prescott yesterday and left with the latter on this afternoons train for the Zonia camp, where he will have . eharge of the company's shelter Fhen completed.
 They tell an amusing tale Of the 1. eutensss of a resident of Williams. l Fho in some way was interested in I feducing the assets of tbe Santa Fe Pacific. Sugar was disappearing from freight trains, and for some lime it was impossible to tell who he 'bees" were Al last "heathen zhinee" was apprehended and sev- ersl other, were retained as wit besses who were not oi the 3lanted- bptic tribe. One of them, who dis liked to b. associated with this Sweet aggregation of free sugar im- porters. secure | some crotOn oil and smesred his face with it aud is now nuarsutined as a small pox patient 7n home all his own and Is free From intrusion,
 One solitary Rough Rider came 7np Tor place befure the present Legislature. George C. Truman had Lhe temeritg tp apply for the lowly pos ton of assistant enrolling and .engrossing clerk George was ever lash and reckless, snd these quali- Dies inspired hun "a bs among the hrst tO reach the top of San Juan bill during a pleasant little ex- change ot compliments between the ]. Span sh and American soldiers down an Cubs on or about July lst last hummer George has found out, however. thA Q 3s Grst iu war and hrst ID the hearts Ui hts countrvmen are two very different propositions. They turned him down by a vote of lSto ll.-Arizonisn,
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Philip Palla of Simmons is in town.
 J.W. Burson left for Chicago this morning
 Buy ticket for the dramatic re citsl next I tuesday night. R. R. Coleman came in today for I p brief visit with his family.
 The weather has moderated and l fymptoms of spring are now sppar 1 ent.
 J. F. Mcclure of the Mcclure Magazine company. is visiting in Phenix.
 Two small pok patients were dis charged from the pest house yester- bay. All the other patients are con- valescing.
 The funersl of the late Thomas Brown will take place tomorrow from his late residence on Marina street,
 W. D. Berry, chief clerk of the as sembly, came up from Phenix this morning to spend his Legislative re- cess.
 < member of the legislative coun- cli was excused on his own request