Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

the quick reply. Then the physician opened up the refractory optic and began in a hurried manner: "I see at a glance that you have been sui iering from kidney trouble. Your liver is out of order, and there is danger of your having an attack of gastritis unless the matter IS quickly corrected. Fron. the distended pupil I should say that your nerves are ia a debilitated condition, and that" Hold up, there" came the voice of the patient. What's the matterf" Dad burn it! You're looking into 55y glass eve"
 Colonel MeC0rd who spent Christ mas with his family Snd friends at Pheni1. has returned Co hls regi- ment al Albany, Georgia
 Tee Thoi Gung, a Chinese mer- chant. member of the firm of kwong Hing Company, left this morning for a visit t0 his native land.
 Joe An Jow, a well known Chins- man of Prescott, who has resided here for several years IS now ln San Francisco on his return trip From a visit of year or more ln China lie writes that he will return to Pres colt next week.
 All mails leaving Prescott DOW are subjected 10 the Immigration pro cess 10 the postoffiee here. Ibis IS being done Soluutarialy by Post master Akers. No mail IS received ou the train unless it goes through the postOihce.
 Mr.. :. C. Barnett. mother of H. P. Anewalt. arrived on yesterday . train from Kansas City to spend the winter.
 Harry Seorse of Holbrook, froze one Cf his feet pretty badly during the recent storm while driving sheep in the Mogollon mountairs.
 A Greek brigand. for whom a re- ward of 5000 francs. dead or alive, Is standing. was apprehended ID New York recently.
 A telegram from Los Angeles says: lt Is reported here today that small pox has broken out among railroad laborers ID camp al Blackberry, Ari- zDua. The Santa F. railway com pany has sent phys,cians from San B-rnardino. The disease IS said tO have been brought from Mexico by imported laborers.
 II. P. Auewalt has returned from a visit to his family in San Diego.
 Dr. J. :. Barrett and Joseph Me Alvin left for the Castle creek hot springs this afternoon.
 l.. II. Chalmers. oue of the prom inent attorneys of PhePix, who has been m Prescott fer a couple of days on professional business, left for home this afternoon.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. Sargent, and family, are expected home tomorrow from their visit east.
 Arrangements have been made for the shipment of 5000 head of sheep from Ash Fork to the Salt river val lev. These are part of the bands that got snow bound in the noun talus.
 In diScussiug the women who are always running up town and the oyergrown boys who loaf on she corners. the ChIlicothe Mail aud Slar says: Asa choice between the two evls. the slreet-blooming fe male cereus IS preferable to the putty-faced goslin who has neither energy uor brains enough to lag | Chillicothe street car.
 The country press IS syInpathlZlnl with the poor burglar, who, througi some curious error, entered the home of the editor oI the Rocheport Com mercial during the abSeuce ot th' editor. The best be could do wa to knock the family poodle on th' head and wrap him up in a comfors He didn't steal any of the editor clothes for the very good ressoi that tLe editor had them on.
 The Pheni1 Herald wants the ter ritorial building at Flagstah con ' verted into a home Tor pioneer: The people of Flagstaff want nor
 maj school established in it.
 From Fridays Daily.
  A. Hart, St. Louis, and A. Knieht i Cripple Creek, Col, are recent ar
 rivals at Hotel Burke.
 J.H. Cauavau, of the Z)nia Cop per Company left for his mInini . camp, near Kirkland valley, thi
 afternoon.
 \ man reported to the city aJ thorities of Phenix "Wednesday ths , Gulllermo Blumen, one ol the ne
 wanted m connection with the muI , der of Wm. Segna at Weaver ] couple of months ago, was m th' , town. The informer said he ha , known him long time and recos , nized him beyond doubt at a salOc ! in the outskirts of the city. He hs
 also armed tha. Blumen had bee f hiding about town for several day
 A search was made for him later bJ 3 be could not be located. Blumen 1, said Co have been the instlgstor su
 chief participant m that blood
 tragedy. It IS cSarged that it VI , he who cut Segna's throat. 1, A large number Of horses ar a mules. owned by the Minnesota al ', Arizona Construction company, ha 99 died in tue past few days from pa alysis near PheniX The stock W
 recently used iR gra ling the Pr ID colt X Eastern railway.
 Frank Heyaoo, a consumPti
 from Minnesota, aged 23 years, W W went Co Pheui1 recently for | a benefit of his his Lealth, and fail
 to be benefited. committed sulcl 4 there on "Wednesday by shootl
 himself through the head.
 Mrs c. W. Vickers left for Phel
 yesterday after a brief visit to Pr
 colt.
 ,;s , Mrs. J. W. Akers has gone 70 l ba Angeles Tor brief visit. SO G.P. Harrington of-the Crowr
 King Mining Company return ,p- last night from a six weeks VI id- east.
 es- w J. Mulvenon returned vest is- day afternoon from his trip e' oi- During his absence be purchased n- ten ton ice plant which he will s 'et to the present oue of the Crystal be Company thereby doubling its es pacity.
 m A long train load of sheep pas 'ns through Prescott last evening lk route 10 the Salt river valley. to ,.. Miss Jenule Willis Is recover fla from an attack of pneumonia, c ..L tractai during a visit 10 PheniX.