Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-24
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 A sad death. occurred last night at Ash Fork in the yards of the S. F.. P. & P. Brakeman William Ser mon was attempting to uncouple a caboose from the engine, which was moving, his foot caught in a switch frog and the two trucks of the en- zine tank passed over his body at the hips. The engineer heard the cry and naturally reversed his en- zine, but this only caused the cars to again pass over his body. The body was cut in two. He has a brother, George Sermon, in Inde- pendence, Mo-, and another brother with the Armour Packing company in Chicago. The deceased was well known in the city and had many friends in railroad circles.
 MT. H. K. Behan, mining and insurance man of Prescott is stop ping at the Hotel Adams with his family. They will remain in the city until tomorrow nIght.-Repub- lican.
 A Mexican was brought in yester- day on the tram with badly broken leg. He was caught in land slide near Iron Springs while working on the grade.
 The Denver Post is an excellent paper, but too sensational. Re gently it had one of its lady report CTS arrested for theft SO that she could write up the jail.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 D. Mognahan of Rig Bug is guest o. Hotel Burke.
 c. H. B. Carter came in from Mayer yesterday.
 "Uncle Josh Spruceby" tonight at the opera house,
 Thirteen car loads of sheep passed through Prescott yesterday en route to the San Diego market.
 G. NJ. Hatton of Morristown, came up on this mornings train and is registered at the Burke.
 J. R. Harrington came in from Crowned King yesterday. He is en route east.
 Thomas Carroll is in town from the Verde valley. a guest of the Prescott house.
 Governor N. O. Murphy came up on this mornings train for a brief visit to Prescott.
 "Uncle Josh" played to a big house at Phenix last night he will be at Dake's opera house tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon ]. Murphy left on a special tram this morning for Ash Fork, en route to Los An geles.
 Paul Johns. superintendent of the Crowned King mine and mill, and John Sciss, foreman of the mill, arrived in town yesterday.
 John H. Wilson has been ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late Wm. Roddeke, of Je- rome.
 Deputy Sheriff John Nelson of Crowned King came in today, hay ing John C''Kid') Gatling in GUS tody. The latter was arrested on an old warrant charging him with robbery.
 A woman is reported to have at tempted to commit suicide on Gran ite street last night, by taking a shot at herself. The bullet grazed her knee.
 D. F. NJ. Weeks, general manager of the Bashford- Burmister com pany returned yesterday from his trip to Hot Springs. While his health is much improved he did not remain long enough to be completly cured,
 Another run away accident near the same point where 'Hank" Johnson was killed was averted by MT. McRea, who stopped the team just as It was starting to run. There was an 9-year-old girl in the wagon who was saved from serious injury and probably death by MT. McRea's action.
 There was a rumor on the streets of Phenix yesterday that Walter Gregory had been killed in Manila. l The Gazette investigated the mat ter and could find no foundation for the report. A wire from Tempe says nothing is known up there oi it.-Gazette,
 E B. Rice, who had just com pleted term in the county jail, vas caught in Officer Princes drag-net yesterday and brought before Judge Bauder on a charge of vagrancy. As MT. Ri, produced letter, intimat- ing that he might expect funds soor from relatives, Judge Bauder gave him ten days so he would be sure tc be on hand if said funds arrived.
 An eastern dispatch states that [ the whisky trust has begun war 5 There is no occasion for combina l tion of booze capital to become st , mean as all that, as the straigh . goo6J will do the fighting and ex- . terminating business up all right i l the death yesterday is any criterion ; to measure fatalities by. F. NJ. Murphy took Simon J , Murphy of Detroit out by specia train yesterday afternoon over thu P. & E. railroad. Assistant Man ager R. E. Wells, Chief Engineer w [ A. Dake of the s. F., P. & P. raj :, road and a few invited guests als, ' accompanied them. A stop wa l made at Val Verde, where an in spection of the big shelter wa
 made under the guidance of it 8 manager, c. G. Fennell. Tn 8 party arrived in Prescott on the re
 turn trip at 5i45 p. m. Hon. William L. Wilson, autho 8 of the Wilson tariff bill and post @ master general during the CleYelant