Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-12

] If the type of that McCord speect is furnished this office, according tC implied original proposition, it will be used. The original proposition was 10 set it up for this paper and furUish 1t free. The proposition has been changed now to the setting it up for our contemporary aud de livering to this office secondhand.
 That speech of Col. McCord', will be published in full in tomor rows Courier. The JIM. eau use the type for its issue of Saturday evening Courier. The above ]: an entirely different proposition from tke one made ID yesterday mornings issue of the same paper aud hence Is respectfully declined with thanks The JIM. is not just now in the market for second hand publica- tions.
 From Saturdays Daily. 1 Uncle Jimmy More, of Kirkland, was in town today. ] General and Mrs. T. J. Butler left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Mime. Johnston Bishop has gone | from PheniK to California. L. 8. Kent, of Jamestown, Y. r., IS a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Prescott young people gave a very ! pleasant social dance last evening. ! Los Angeles is preparing for big ! jubilee the latter part of this month. ! The dancing doll will be given away this evening at the Cabinet at s o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh McCrum ar rived on last nights train from San Francesca.
 Prescott has sn expert map maker who gives promise of acquiring quite a reputation.
 E. A. Tovrea and family of Phenix will shortly take up their residence in Jerome.
 The Enterprise wants the City of Pheni1 10 adopt the imperative mandate"
 R. R. Coleman came in on last nights train from the Santa Fe Pa cific where be Is employed.
 The board of supervisors want bids for painting the buildings in the plaza owned by the county and for building an out house st the county hospital.
 The Congress House at the present ;ime Is setting an excellent table and the number of bosrders has been increasing in number recently.
 Harry Tritle, We are happy to say, is dolng nicely and will, in the course of another week, be able to resume bis duties in the secrelary's office Herald.
 An error in the date of opening bids for the sewerage and other public works occurred in yesterdays issue. IL should have been April 20 instead of April 30.
 Chas. A. Fisk. relief agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,. who has been attending b the duties as agent in Prescott for the last two months, has been relieved and will go to PhenlI tomorrow.
 Those little rivulets of tears which now flow in sympathy with Colonel MrCord are Tn striking contrast to the acres of abuse and viilifcation which formerly emanated from the same source against Governor Me Cord. Even the Colonel himself must smile at them.
 The last seen of Jim Daniels, who killed a man at Cave Creek, he was headed towards bis home Tn the MOgollon mountains.
 P. B. Gates, route agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,, IS in town to superin- tend the transfer of the office to the new agent.
 L. A. Lowell arrived on this morn- ing's train to take charge, as agent, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office in Prescott. Mir. Lowell is a son of Judge W. NJ. Lowell, a prominent attorney of Tucson.
 In stating some time since that there was not tree, planted by W. O. ONeill, growing in the plaza the JOURNAL MINER believed 1t stated a fact. It transpired that out of the scores planted by him two had been kept alive. This is the extent of the mistruth dilated on by the morning HowleT.
 C. L. Ainsworth, a brother of At- torney General Ainsworth, was shot and killed at Wilgus ID the Chirica- hua mountains on Thursday night. He was a deputy sheriff of Cochis4 county and was attempting to arrest a man named Haldeman, the latter resisting arrest and killing him.
 The little three year old child of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Jones died today after a brief illness with spinal men ingitis. A telephone message to the JOURNAL MINER stated that the funeral would take place tomorrow afternoon but the hnr- -