Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-13
From Tnesday,s Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
 Zuni Tribe of Red Men meet tonight
 Attend the Sunday school picnic at Granite Dells next Saturday.
 According to the Courier. Delegate Wilson will arrive in Prescott tomor- row.
 The lake at the Dells is full and overfiowing now with fresh. clear water. fine for d swim
 Probate Judge C. r. Hicks today is sued license to wed to Peter Pergala and Gudetta Bertoldi, beth of Jerome
 Friday night has been reserved especially at the Delis for the social club and no others will be allowed on the grounds
 It is rumored that the Santa Fe Pa citic railroad company will soon com mence the erection of coiGmcdious stone depot at kingman.
 Burhams X Sons are making prepa- ratiOns for a barbecue and grand fire works display at the DeIlS "n the Fourth of July.
 Don't forget the M E. Sunday school picnic to the Dells next Saturday. leav- ing at S:30 a. m. and returning at 5:30 T. m.
 The California excursion on Friday morning of this week will have through special Pullman to California, without any change.
 Captain Hardy. of Kingman. feels disappointed about the Oregon elec- for the republicans.
 
 Althee Nodesti. of Yuma, who has secured the Agut Caliente hot springs. is making arrangements for building q $15000 hotel there.
 A special through Pullman will be attached to the train from Phenix on Friday morning. in which parties can go through to California without change.
 The Globe-Democrat of June 9. says that D. B. Robinson, formerly presi- dent of the Frisco road. continues to show symptoms of improvement in health and his relatives and friends are very much encouraged.
 Al Mulvenon is keeping up with the progress of the city. being just now engaged in raising his saloon building to level with the grade of the street.
 The PheniX Enterprise refers to E. F. Ellinwood as q political wasp. The trouble just now seems to be that cer- tain democratic manipulatOrs are afraid of Mir. Ellinwood's sting.
 There will be only one special train next Sunday, that leaving at D. m. Those desiring to go on the s o'clock Mayer train can go at the regular excursion rate. however.
 A partial eclipse of the moon will occur this evening. It will be visible in all parts of the United States. With out teleScOpic aid the eclisse will be barely visible. as the dura ion of the eclipse will be only seven minutes and eighteen seconds.
 The board of school trustes has not yet taken any action inthe matter of electing q principal of the public schools The three most prominent applicants at present are Prof E. E. Taylor. of Phenix. Prof. Loper. of Mesa City. and Prof. Hancock, of Joplin. Mo-. formerly of Kansas City.
 The santa Fe railroad company and board of supervisors of Mohave county have arrived at an understanding whereby the railroad pays it's back taxes. The amount is about S6O0O.
 An acicdent occurred in Jerome yes terday morning whereby two men lost their lives and two more were badly hurt. The names of the dead are John Gray. q timber man. and Mike Tomo. The acicdent was the result of an unexpected cave-in in the mine.
 A special train with Governor \. O. Murphy and q party of prominent citi- zcns aboard left this morning at 10:30 Merriam and members of lis staff The westbound train was reported one hour and a half late.
 The following are the arrivals at the Prescott house: X. Tabret T. \. Childers. Silver City. New Mexico: James Boyer. wife and two children. Cherry: George Fousker. Williams. R. l.. Davison. San Jose: F. Bagoricht. Los Angeles: H. COpperinger. city.
 A reward of S750 is offered for the arrest and conviction of the three men who murdered three Chinamen in Morenci a short time ago. The re- ward is offered by two responsible Clifton Chinamen. Tom ri and Gum MeXey
 The Pinal county supervisors will bring suit at the next term of court against the first term bondsmen of Brady. the defaulting treasurer. The recent judgment secured against the second term bondsmen was small affair as the suit developed the fact that the greater part of the shortage occurred during Brady's first term.
 The Tombstone board of trustees have appointed the following teachers for the ensuing school year: F. c. Willard. principaI:AIiss Rose Hattich. grades: Mrs. Nellie Car son. primary grades. The two former teachers were re-appOinted, having
 C. L. Bisbee. of Los Angeles. is at the
 Mir. Gillespie. of Jerome. died last Saturday and was buried Sunday after noon. Deceased was about 20 years of age. and had been d sufferer from stomach trouble for the past ten years. He was the father of James Gillespie. head clerk ill the grocery department of the T. F. Miller company's store: the father of Mrs Thorbek and AA NHllltSltlt- ttl1 Ol +itAOlllt-
 D. C. Long. of Texas. an uncle of the Halderman brothers. under sen tence of death i'll Tombstone. for mur- der. is trying to get communication of sentence for the young men. His principal plea k the fact that the men did not leave the prison whan the train robbers escaped. although anpor- tunity was offered. The crime of which the Halderman boys stand con- victed was a most atrocious one
 The horse attached to Hartsons milk wagon furnished a little excitement yesterday evening for people on Willis street. west of the Catholic church. He started 10 run away and was making a bee line for A. !. Heads blaming mill, the doors of which were open and the mill in operation. w T. Brown caught the horse and prevented his entrance to the mill. The shafts of the milk wagon were broken. but no Of baf. fla D,aU.. was 1opa