Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
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 Judge ". II Baraes, Of Tucsor
 is in town
 ! Jef l3rs writes t8st his healtI
 IS imProgiug al Castle creek.
 Freighter, and ireish. teams an
 in don sud a. NtH4as ] The force ia the ralld5a1 shops a
 Albu 9uerqus has been greatly re
 ducei and the shops are now o1ll
 run i've days ia the week.
 Photo buito1s, au attractive nov
 city. See samples and leave crier
 at Wooster's stationery store. 3-2x.
 Col. A O. Brodie IS in town iron
 bis Crown Point mine. The repor Of his recent illness proved to be ;
 mistake
 Major J. NJ. Watts is just recover ing from a severe attack of grp having been confined to his bed fOr a week.
 Judge W. H. McGrew is reported to be failing very rapidly at the home ol his son, Henry McGrew, in Thompson valley and is not expect. ed to live long.
 Gila county has dispensed with a janitor and county officials there are compelled 10 sweep the floors oi their offices themselves or hire it done | helr owr expense.
 The new boiler aud ice tank fo the Crystal lee company arrived yesterday. The balance of the ma chinery Is en route to Prescott and will reach here in a few days
 The Williams News clalms that F. R Neilis and C,liu Tlmmons cleaned up S50OO0 in commissions on the sale of some mining property recently in Mohave county.
 Mrs. c. A. Bray left on this morn ing's train for California to s1end a few mon hs in the hopes of regainiug her health which has been quite poor of late, on account of an at tack If grip.
 Ex-Surveyor General Geo. J. Roskrudge had a narrow escape from death al Pearce last week. He fell down a winze ten feet deer and was only prevented from fallIng fifty feet further by lodging on some timbers.
 Dr. Thrssher will leave for his home at Cincinnati or tonight's train. He Is interested ln mining properties here and Is also in love with our climate, so be expects to return soon again.
 Mir. and Mrs. :. A, Logan suffered a bereavement yesterday in the death of their little four year old daughter Adela. Death resulted from cerebrO spinal meningitis, the httie one having been sick for only a short time. She was an except Ioually bright little child, and be- loved by all who knew her. The fun rsl will take place Wednesday afternoon at , o'clock from the Episcopal church.
 Invitations have been received by the foremen of the respective fire companies of Prescott, extending complimentary admission to all members of the Prescott fire depart ment to the annual ball of the Flag staff iremen to take place March l7, 1899. at Flagstaff, Arizona.
 Assessor J ?. Dillon and three deputies are iu the field assessing pro -erty for 1899. His three dep uti.. are C. D. Coulson, Jos. Drew an J. r. Storm. E. B. Modem is worsiDg in the office and will assist Ass ,sor Dillon in assessing town pro,' rty.
 Jiies Bsuman yesterday received wort of the ieath Of his wife on Fehruary 25. It occurred at the ret lence Ot her daughter ard son iu-l iN. Mr and Mrs. V. II. Tallman, at Hoboken, New Jersey. cause of deata being apoplexy. Deceased resided in Prescott for several years bu, a,t liking this country has for several wears past made her home with her daughter in the east.
 Conflicting reports having been received in regard to the decision in the clse of Henry Johnson vs. the Henrietts Mining Company. by the supreme court of the United States. R. l. Morrison, who is attorney for MT. Johnson. CD Saturday tele graphed to Washington to ascertain Ihe truth. He received a reply to- day from the clerk of the above