Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-23

. A side issue of yesterdays picnic ? at Point of Rocks was . nickie-in-
 the slot machine. The patronage of
 it by a number of women IS said 10
 have been s drawing card in the way
 of attracting people to it.
 Attorney W. c. Campbell on Sat
 urday received his credentials as
 delegate to the trust conference ] which meets m Chicago September
 l3.
 Wm. WilkersOn, deputy clerk of
 the district court, snd 6 veteran clerk of the district court, probably
 holds more credentials to practice
 law than any attorney in Arizona ! He was admitted to the practice of law in California and has been twice admitted in Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. Myers, of Beloit,
 Kansas, arrived in Prescott Saturday
 for 6 visit to their son. F. D. Myers.
 They will go to Jerome tomorrow 2 and will thence return home within few days.
 , Fletcher Faircbild, sheriff of Co., conino county, has been committed to the insane asylum. He has a brother in the same institution. James 4. Johnston, of Williams, has been appointed sheriff in place of FairchilG. The latter has been in- capscitated from filling the office ever since his election.
 The Albuquerque Democrat says that Llewellyp, who killed the two policemen in Denver, was a Cuban filibusterer and has killed sixteen men. It is too bad that be broke out before getting a chance at the FilipinOs. A battalion or two of such men would soon solve the Philippine problem.
 According to the Williams News Miss Katherine Kramer has resigned a position with the Sagsnaw Lumber company 70 take a position with the Val Verde Copper company. The News says Miss Kramer is s worthy young lady and has made host of friends in Williams who are 10th to see her leave for Prescott.
 Every prescription filled in our store is filled exactly as ordered. ! We never substitute one drug for something just as good.' Fen. s. Hildreih, manager Mountain City drug store.
 If you live out of town and need anything in the line of drugs or patent medicines address your order to Fen. s. Hildreth, manager Noun tain City drug store. The sherifFs office on Saturday night received word from Los Angeles of the arrest in that city of Russell, who is alleged to have stolen the contents of the Pabst saloon cash register. Under Sheriff Johns left last evening for Phenix to secure extradition papers for his return to the territory. Chas. Behm has started iu to do some development work on a mining claim owned by him on Groom creek. There are about 500 feet of work already done, which shows up well in precious metals.
 , Complaint was made to the editor of this paper on Sunday that a COW which had been struck by loeomo- tive on Tuesday last and seriously crippled, had not been killed on Saturday. The complainant crit icised the railroad company for the . alleged neglect. Investigation re- vealed the fact that the owner of fthe l COW had prohibited the section fore ! man frou killing the animal and . putting it out of its misery, as they ! desired to do, so that the railroad . company has not been to blame in the matter.
 For Sale-The two saddle horses recently the property of T. W. Johnston. S-lSX3.
 Governor Murphy has appointed delegates to the trust conference at Chicago beginning September I3, and to the national irrigation con- gress commencing September p. at Missoula, Mont. The trust confer ence delegates are: Col. NJ. J. Egan of Clifton. Judge Charles Weston Wright of Tucson, Judge William H. Barnes of Tucson, E.. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff, W. c. Campbell of Pres colt, Thomas Armstrong and J. c. Adams of Phenix. The delegates to Missoula are: A. J. Chandler of Mesa, J. K. Doolittls, Captain W. A. Hancock and c. J. Hall of Phe- nix, Andrew Kimball of Thatcher.
 While you are waiting for iyour prescription to be filled, or after drinking one of those elegant ice cream soda mixtures at W. P. Covil- lsud's drop in next door and get your mail, it is handy.
 Judge G. A. Ainsworth of Walnut creek, was in town on Saturday and contracted for the delivery of a ton of cabbage within the next ten days. The judge claims to have the finest cabbage patch in Arizona aod to produce the finest cabbages as we'll. He has less than an acre in cultiva- tion and he says the crop will amount to between twelve and fifteen tons. A portion of it will be sold just as it comes from the field while some of 1t will be manufactured into krsut, Mir. Ainsworth having a territorial reputation for the quality of his sauer kraut. He sells large quanti- ties of the latter in Phenix, realizing Sl0O per ton for it. The cabbage l brings him in from $40 to $50 per ton,