Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30

sort. The railroad company is build
ing nice little depot. while the out
ing company has men at work develop
ing the water supply and building a
wall around the spring to hold the wa
ter \ number of neat little cottages
are also under construction.
J. W Abshire, the well known sheep
raiser. who has been in San Fran
cisco hospital for treatment of cancer.
submitted ON Saturday last to the pain
full operation of having the cancer cut
from his face. He is improving slowly
and the physicians are hopeful of his
ultimate recovery-C oconino sun.
Gov Murphy came up Tuesday from
PheniX. Th e editor of the Phenix
Gazette can't consistentently say that
the governor came up to fix the forest
reserve commission as he dhe EDITOR
claimed the commission had been fixed
some time ago. He credits the fixing
sometimes to the sheep men of north
ern Arizona. and other times he credits
the Arizona Central Bank of Flagstaff
with the fixing business. One thing is
sure. Johnny has been overlooked
Flagstaff Gem.
Brother Smith, of the Mohave Miner.
evidently has Il deep disgust on just
now over politics. Witness the follow
ing from the last issue of that paper:
"A bad feeling will he left in the
mouths of some democrats over the
way the territorial convention was
ruled. The fact is politics is a dirty
business at best and the men who can
work the dirtiest are the ones that
knock the persimmon. In Arizona to
be in it the politician must stoop to
all the vile methods known to politics. y
Judge Street. in the district court
in PheniX. on Saturday imposed The
following sentences: Andres Arios.
manslaughter, the killing of William
Feinhut. Southern Pacific brakeman.
at ella Bend. seven years; JOSE Con
zales. burglary. six years: Anton. All
Indian, cattle stealing. eighteen
months: Frank Lancy. embezzlement
seven years; Rafael Romero. assault
with intent to commit murder. two
years
E. S. Campbell is in town from Nc
Cabe
NJ c. Parmley. of the Dividend mine
is in town.
Joaquin Miller will lecture in Jerome
this week
T. y. Dunshee is in town from the
Buster mine
VIM. Button, the Minnehaha mining
man. is in town.
c. p Taylor came up from Wicken-
berg this morning.
y. Vandevoort, the Boston wool
buyer. is at Hotel Burke.
Mrs. George Wooster went to PheniX
on yesterday afternoons train.
S. F. Mauk. representing Buxton &
Co.. of PheniX. was in town today.
W B. Riley. of San Francisco. came
up on this mornings train from the
south.
f. y. Haggott, superintendent of the
Blue Bell and Henrietta mines, is in
town.
G. W. Middleton and Walter C.
Brandon returned today from a four
days trip out in the hills.
X. f. Morrison returned this morn
ing from a professional visit to Flor
ence on court business.
Special Agent John H. Osborne of
the interior department, will go out
to Camp Verde tomorrow on official
business.
Judge J. J. Hawkins returned on Sat
urday evening from his visit to Den
Yer and Colorado Springs on profess
sional business.
Charles Broan. one of the best miners
in this county has resigned his position
with the Crowned King Mining con-
pany and has accepted the position of
foreman of the Henrietta mine.
Mr.. and Mrs William Solomon took
a run down to Kirkland valley yester
day afternoon to visit the latter's
father, returning on this mornings
train.
H f. Ashurst. of COconino county,
came down on Saturday evenings
train for a brief visit on professional
business. returning home on Sunday
morning