Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

The Eugene, Oregon, Register. pub
lished by the Gillstrap brothers, for
merly of Prescott, has the following
in a recent issue: Our old friend j.
c. Martin. editor of the Daily Journal
miner. published at Prescott, Arizona,
has placed a linotype in his Office and
now puts out n great paper. The
JIM. is one of the solid republican
papers of Arizona, the territory now
knocking so vigorously. and right
fully. too, for statehood.
T. B. Carter reports the rainfall at
Walnut Grove during the recent storm
at two and three-tenths inches He
says the grass is starting up fine and
the prospect is good for stock men.
He adds that if there could only be
one more good storm during the pre-
sent month good feed would he as
Sured until the summer rains. He says
the present outlook for a good fruit
crop in that section is splendid. as
there has been no killing frost yet.
\ movement is on foot to enable
boxes to be placed along any star
route in which the carriers can de
post mail for people living in the
neighbOrhOOd Mr. Stephens. of Texas.
has introduced a bill authorizing any
person living along such a route to put
mp a box at his own expense. in which
the carrier. when requested. will de
post mail for the owner. All mail so
deposited will be at the risk of the
addressee-
The Jerome Hustler is no more
During his recent visit to Jerome C
W. Fleming. of the American Type
Founders company. purchased the
plant and divided the material be
tween he News and Reporter The
sale was consummated so suddenly
that Editor Mcdonald did not have
time to publish n valedietOry- Mr.
Mcdonald has mining interests in the
Tonic Basin country and retires from
the newspaper business to become n
copper king The Hustler was n live.
newSy paper under Mr. McDOnald'S
editorial management, and it will he
missed by the people of Jerome
W. II. Clark. of HoIbroOk. arrived
in Prescott last evening
T. B.Carter is in town from Wal
nut Grove.
Isaac T. Stoddard returned from
Phenix this morning.
+ \. Provot. the Jerome civil en-
gineer. is in town today.
Captain \. F. Brown. the powder
man. is in town on his periodical visit.
Ed Wright. the genial deputy county
treasurer. Is suffering from a severe
attack of grippe
Mrs f d. TreadweH. who has
been seriously i'll for two or three
weeks. is now cOnvalescing-
United States Attorney r. f. Nor
riSon returned this morning from at
tending court in Phenix
Attorney ]. H. Jacks returned this
morning from attending the territorial
republican convention in PheniX-
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Borders. of Sparta.
Illinois. arrived here about a month
ago and have decided to locate here
p Mrs. Balderson and her son Shir-
ley left this morning for Cape Nome
Mrs. BaldersOn formerly lived at Daw-
SON
Rev W. H Stamp left this morning
for Big Bug. where he viii conduct
religious services in the various min
ing camps of that section.
Mrs. r H Burmister accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Frances y Bashford.
20 her home in Oakland She expects
% he absent about three weeks.
c. W. Fleming. representing the
American Type Founders company.
came in today from Jerome, on his
periodical visit to the printers.
Doctors Wylie and Clymer. of Phe-
nix and DR. Jones. of Tempe. came up
On this mornings train from the south
20 attend the meeting of the medical
association.
Miss Lucy Stikemann and Miss
Emma butcher have returned from
Lynx creek where they had a very
pleasant visit with Mrs ~ G. Ken
nedy and her sister, Miss Davis.
William Roberts came in yesterday
from the Crown Point mine TO receive
medical attention for an injured foot
\ horse stepped on his foot. the same
one which was injured some time since
by an accidental shot.