Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

iture of Mrs. Gould's boArdin, house.
 Col. W. R. Wallace. the vel
 known mining man, is in town toda ,
 being his first visit tl Prescott fo
 over tEO months.
 Cecil c. Fennell returned last
 night 10 Prescott with his famill
 and they are domieiled ID the Johns ton residence in West Prescott.
 Mrs B. S Snyder left for her home at Mayer this morning after a visit of several days with friends in Pres colt.
 Hon. H. ?. Asbursi. speaker of the em0ly of the last legislative ses- sion. was ID town yesterday on pro fessionAl business.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the s
 F. F. < P. railroad, has agreed to receive and have sll samples of ore packed from this section intended for the Paris exposition.
 Travellers can add (free) samples on which several earn $20O and $SOC each season (now apprnaching) Protected ground, cash cons. On sea sons trade. P. O. 1871, New York.
 Hugh McCrum has instituted pro ceedings in PheniX 10 recover about $l0.50O from P. P. and W. A. DAggs Judgment las already been secured in Coconino county.
 Chaplain Winfield Scott will preach in the Baptist church at II a. m. and deliver a lecture at 8 p. m. on "Life, Opening. Developing, Clos ing. All cordially invited.
 Charley Hong advertisss his res taurEnt in Jerome. Charley runs a good eating place and parties visit Jerome will find it to their adTAnt- age 10 patronize his place.
 Deputies Marshal T. F. GrindeIl and Fred Carder, came up from the south this morning and returned to Phenix this afternoon with five Chinese prisoners for deportation.
 Court Pine Grove No. z, Fores.ers of America, viii have literary enter tainment and social dance next Mon day evening at Masonic temple. Members Of the society and their friends are cordially invited to be present and enjoy themselves, every thing being free of charge.
 Up to date we have failed to mo- tice In our contemporary even a mention fl the $500 reward offered by Governor Murphy for the appre- hensiOn of the Camp Verde murder CTS, notwithstan ing that paper con- tained a most malicious attack on the governor or the morning of the very day the reward was offered. 4 simple mention Of ths fact that such has been odeTed by the gov ernoT would be but sn act of justice.
 Geo. c. Waddell was today ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late R M. Rodgers and has qualified by filing a bond m the sum of $500 NIT. Waddell will leave on Monday morning for Camp Verde, where he will take charge of the le business of Rodgers X Mr. Waddell formerly resided there and vas ID the employ of W. 5. Head when he was engaged 10 the mercantile business.
 Wm. Blair who left here five years ago with NJ. ssrs. BIownlee, Mills and Adams for South America has returned 70 Prescott. Mr. Mills returned two or three years SEQ while recent reports from that country gave an as count of the as- there of BrOwnlee. Mir. Blair extended his trip to Johannes berg and returned via China and Japan and announces his intention of returning again to South Africa ria South America.
 John LaWler left this morning for } visit tp Florida with the object in TIew of engaging in business there. Last winter be visit Sl tat section sn route to Cuba and was so favor sbly impressed with the looks of the country in winter that he decided to pay a summer visit to the place, and fl this impresses him as lavorably as his former visit be proposes to go nto the cattle business about forty niles frcm the coast He will be lbSent three or four weeks.
 C. c. Hall, who IS talking up New Mexico's territorial fair on he side, 'sys that the Santa Fe road has agreed to give a rate of one half sent per mile to the lair. or one cent per mile for the round trip. This IS Tery cheap rate for railroad travel ID this country and uill no doubt attract thousands of visitors toi Albuquerque during the fair. Mir. Hall says that a feature of the fair this year will be booths arranged along certain streets of the town which have been set apar; for lat purpose aud on which uo trafir will be permitted during the progress Of the fair.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. 4. C. C. Stikeman. formerly of HalifaI, took place this morning from the Methodist church. Rev. C K. JeB- ness conducting the services. The funeral was largely attended al though deceased had only li ed in Prescott about two weeks. Inter- meut was in the K. of P. cemeterv. DeC eased was a noble woman, hay ing devoted large portion of her iiT9e as we'll as having shared her me ans with those in nsed and dis tress, Her daughter, Miss Lucy has resided here for about two or three years, and she has the sympathy of the community in her bereavement.
 Judge Sloan decided the case of :. ?. Mark"T yS Mayor and Common Council uf the Cty Of PresbOtt, n favor of the city. This was an ac- tion of mandamus against the mayor and council seeking to compel them to order paid and issue a warrant for the sum of S2O0 allowed Mir. by the old council for al legged services. The present council rescinded the action Of the old and Judge Sloan held that this uas legal and refused 10 issue a writ of mandamus. City Attorney P. W. O'Sullivsn appeared for the city.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Mrs. StyktEaa, mother ol Miss Lucy Sty keman died this morning.