Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

I'M. Kilgour, of Williams, is at the Burke.
 Mrs. s. P. Behan is able to be up after severe attack of the grippe.
 Mrs. J. R. Lowry is recovering from a spell of sickness.
 J. E. Leonard is is :own from French gulch.
 A post office has been established at the King Solomon mine. t Is named Gilbert.
 J. J. Coleman, formerly of Me Cabe, has returned from trip to Globe.
 NJ. Rosenberg and W. D. Lewis, of Phenix, are guests of Hotel Burke.
 John Nelson, we'll known in Pres colt, is here for a few days from Jerome, where he is living at pres ent.
 The Phenix Republican reports that Frank Genung was injured at Stanton recently but no particulars are given.
 c. A. Randall is in town from Big Bug, where he has been engaged in mining for several years. It is MT. Randall's first visit to Prescott in a year.
 D. D. Mcdonald, editor of the Jerome Hustler, is doing some hust- llng in Prescott. MT. Mcdonald is a prospective millionaire, as he owns some mining claims which are very promising.
 W. c. Bashford returned yester- day afternoon from his visit to Los Angeles, where he spent the holi- days with his wife. He reports the latter's health as improving right along.
 Those looking for climate should come to Prescott. Christmas day at 12 m. mercury registered at 100 de grees before Jake Marks wholesale house; on New Years day SS de- grees, and the perpetual sunshine would suggest that the freezing point would never be reached in Arizona.
 The employees of the Bashford- Burmister company, showed their appreciation last night of k. H. Burmlster, the former manager of that institution, by presenting him with very handsome gold headed cane. MT. Burmister was very pop ular with all the employees of the company, and this beautiful testi- monial of their esteem and respect for him is very highly prized by him.
 The streets of Prescott are by no means in a very presentable condi- tion today. But when it is remem- bered that the marked advantage that will be derived from their being placed in frst-class condition later and the vast improvement that the taxpayers will derive thereby we should not feel that we are to be the losers fl we do carry a little surplus real estate about during this rainy weather.
 Walter Adams, who shot and killed Robert Bradshaw, the ma chinist, in Phenix, last week, had his preliminary examination Tues day and was discharged from cusody, il being clearly shown that Brad shaw was the aggressor and the shooting being done in self defense. Before his death Bradshaw admitted having attacked Adams, saying that ''he believed Adams needed lick ing and that he was just the man to give it him." He also said "he knew that Adams had a gun, but thought he could give him a gun the best of it and still get away with him."
 c. K. Mcdonald, we'll known in mining circles in and about Prescott, met with a very serious accident early Wednesday morning resulting in dislocating his shoulder. MT. Mcdonald was near the entrance of the Burke hotel, where he is stop ping, and was about to go into the office when he slipped and fell upon the pavement that was very icy. In attempting to save himself in falling he extended his arm and fell heavily upon it thereby receiving the injury MT. Mcdonald is very popular and his many friends regret deeply this misfortune and sincerely wish him speedy recovery.
 From Fridays Daily. c. c. Hall, the Albuquerque com mercial traveller, is in town.
 Rev. G. W. Cram will preach to. night at the Methodist church.
 Ed. Shumate will shortly build ; four roomed cottage on his property on Marina street, near Goodwin.
 Mrs. Roberts is seriously i'll at hel home on Goodwin and MarIn; streets and not expected to live.
 MT. Kruger came in yesterdal from his mining camp in the Blacl Hills.
 c. D. Hannon, of Los Angeles arrived In Prescott yesterday with J H. Mulrein and has accepted thu position of book keeper for the lat ter.
 A. Blumberg has the plans draw for new residence which he pro poses to erect in the spring. Harry Ames, F. R. Van Meter anc D. J. Warren came in from Lyn: creek on today's stage.
 James Shirley cane up on thi mornings train from Phenix anC left on this afternoons train for tn south.
 Short dresses are very much tn, style with women these muddy days : They are very sensible, too, whil the mud is SO much in evidence. For Dyspeptics