Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-14
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 Ziba O. Brown went to Williams a few days since on business trip. Phenix had a highly "colored" sensation a few days ago.
 The "squealer" "squole" another "sqlall," oyer the city printing con tract.
 Ed Shumate has returned from a business trip to Colorado, Utah and California.
 Contractor Webster started his force at work this morning again, grading tine streets.
 If you have not seen George yet you had better "hurry" He leaves for Jerome tonight.
 E D. TreadweIl is in Jerome, having recently returned from his trip east on mining business.
 Tue new Shay engine of the U. V. X P railroad was placed in commis- sion on the above road last week.
 R. E. Plumb, president of the Yaeger Canyon Copper Mining com pany, will leave for the east Tn the morning.
 !, Henry Goldwater returned yester, day from his visit to San Francisco, where he attended the golden we'd ding of his parents.
 L. 4. Lowell, Wells Fargo & Co.'S agent here, is in San Francisco con fined to his bed with serious attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of tie S. F. P. & P. railroad is expected home tonight. lie will rrrive in Ash Fork on the Santa Fe limited, coming thence by special train.
 The best sign Of rain this section has had in three months is the ap- pearanee of MT. Webster and his street grading concern again at work.
 Arthur Woods. formerly railroad station agent at Seligman and also at Ash Fork, is now located at the Copper Chief mine, where he owns a general merchandise store and is also postmaster of the Equator post office, located at tha. place.
 Arthur Cordiner of Jerome will leave early in April for Cape Nome. He wall form one of the patty of nine which Dick Dawson is taking into that country. MT. Cordiner has already secured a one-third in- | terest in a large business house already established in that place.
 H. NJ Hubbard, a young attorney connected with the we'll known law firm of Logan, Demond & Harby, of New York, is in town on business connected with the above firm. Mir Hubbard expects to remain here for several weeks.
 Pete Boscha wired to the sheriff today that he had a felony prisoner at Congress awaiting transportation to the county jail to await the action of the grand jury. An officer went down after him on this afternoons train. No particulars were given as 10 the nature of the crime charged
 E. D. Wyckoff, who recently resigned from the pastorate of the 1 Congregational church here, has accepted a call to a church ir Omaha. He and his family will leave Prescott for his new field ol labor on Tuesday, March 27, two weeks from tomorrow. Judge French, a universally pop. ular young man, has come up from Walnut Grove and is right hand man of Contractor Webb. He hai been engaged in farming and min ing of late and gives good account of his operations.
 Bryan is to pass through Ash Forl l in April and why would it not be advisable for a local democracy tc bring him to Prescott and have al old-time love feast. From the trend of political affairs as they exist ir this section among the ambition. aspirants for fat county offices, little Bryan salve will soon be ir order.
 The JoURNAL-MINER's Job depart ment has become so crowded of latt that it has been compelled to ado another press to it. The new ma chine arrived on Saturday evening and it is daisy, and is capable O doing as fine wock as any press made ! being acknowledged among printer as the best press made-a Chandle & Price Gordon of the latest styl, and just from the factory. When il want of extra fine work give tn, . JouRNAL-MINER a call and get tn, best.
 F. M. Murphy left New York to 1. day en route home. Mrs. Murph, } will remain in the east. P. V. Springer received word yes terday that his son Lee Springe r had been shot and killed at Marcus 3 Washington.
 l J. A. King, foreman of the Wahni 3 ta mine in Tonto Basin, which is be g ing developed by a company of Bos t ton capitalists, is in town today.