Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Prom TuesiHyh Daily. Red Men meet tonight.

Red Men meet tonight.
 FIX. O'Brieu is in town from hii minILg camp.
 FEE McFsrlfnd and J. R. Val drinI, of Jerome, are at the Burke
 The San Francisco mountains now look like an immense snow drift.
 The coming minstrel show will have some very special attractions
 Col. j. T. Dougine left this after noon for his Santa Maria mining camp.
 Walter Pentland has gone 10 Santa Maria again to work for Col J. T. DOugiue.
 A. D. Webb has leased the Ari- zonian for a year. He was a mem Der of the rough riders.
 The thermometer at the Senator mine registered eighteen degrees below zero Monday moaning.
 On Monday the 18th inst, there will be 8 great minstrel performance which will be the best ever witness ed in this city.
 c. F. Bulll, of Las Cruces, \. M., is looking over the field at Clifton with a view of moving the Las Cru ces Democrat to that town.
 Mrs. Laura Maxwell, aged 7S years, died near Camp Verde last week. Deceased was the mother of James C. Maxwell of Beaver creek.
 There has De sn a slight improve ment in the condition of George Dwyer. His appetite Is better and be IS more cheerful than be was a few days ago.
 The quarantine against the Golden Eagle hotel has been removed. The place has been thoroughly fumi- gated and no danger whatever of now exists there.
 John Geis has purchased John Derr's tailoring establishment and has moved it into the building next .o the Prescott House. Mir. Derr Till go to California to engage in business.
 The San Francisco mint was sstablishe d ID April, 1854. To No 7ember 30. 1898 its total coinage aggregated Sl,17l, ,9S9S54. or this sum $l,0l7 ,932,5 was in gold; Sl54,- )66, ,347 ID silver.
 The president on Monday sent the to the senate Of Alonzo 4. Armstrong, of Anzona, to be agent for the Indians at the Fort Apache agency. Arizona.
 A new building intended for the use of the Prussian Diet IS found to be- so deficient in its acoustic prop srtIes that speeches cannot oe heard more than twenty feet from the rOs- rum. The architect evidently 0uilded better than be knew.
 B. H. Smith and Win. Potts have .sken the contract to furnish 1000 'tulls. They propose getting them rom the Potts ranch on which the proposed site for the city water works storage dam is located.
 The board of Ere delegates elected he following officers last evening: Chief of the fire department, Wm. Mulvenon; assistant chef. Joseph Herman; secretary, T. D. Smith. The date of giving the fire depart nent masquerade ball was fixed for May l.
 The city council held a meeting ,n Monday afternoon and appointed he following officers: Auditor and Jerk, John P. Bauder; attorney, Patrick W. O'SulliYan; surveyor, J. ]. Fisher; engineer, Wm. Dewitt; lealth officer, T. B. Davis; police nan, Charles Wallace.
 The board of supervisors awarded as follows this afternoon: Printing for one year to E. A. Rog ITS for S966. Care of clocks, H. 1 @cA4Ohs ~A-o PCi gcots DutAoA Ol lead, s. A Logan, S20 each body. 1 Wm. Thomas, 50 cents per 1 lay per patient.
 Col. L. F. Eggers is said to be bout to locate in Globe. He form .rly resided in Prescott, going from lere to San Bernsrdino, thence to JOS Angeles, and now to Globe. As ! lawyer the colonel is a very con- picuous and prominent failure. Amidst his general failure to suc- 'eed in making enough from his pro- ession, to meet his current ex- 'enses, though as district attorney ,f this county, he made a good 'ecord.
 The Mississippi river is frozen ,ver at Alton, Ills, the first time ince 1863.
 Mrs. Botkin has been sentenced to he penitentiary for life for poison ng Mrs. Duning and her sister.