Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

yesterday morning. and il is thought that it was the man who stole !. n. Wakely's horse. A deputy sheriff has gone in that direction. The sacrament of the Lords sup per will be administered at the Metho- dist Episcopal church Sunday morn ing. There will be an appropriate ad- dress by the pastor. In the evening the series of sermons on the life and work of the Apostle Paul will be con tinucd.
 Senator Harry Carpenter has been appointed special agent for the twelfth census for the classified live stock census. for the southcrp tier of coun- ties of Arizona. Grant county New Mexico and the counties of San Diego. Riverside and Orange. California Gazette.
 Two expert gutter men arrived this morning from Los Angeles To take charge of laying the cObhle gutterS of the streets here and that work will HOW Nt DllSllttl lp dll fdIlA l'lAl. and as soon as this work has been fin ished the work of finishing up the grading and placing on the surface of the streets the layer of decomposed granite will soon bc completed.
 Mrs. Al. Hawley was brought in from Iron Springs last night by her husband. suffering great agony from gall stones. She was placed in the hospital and Dr. Scarborough called to attend her and she was soon given re- lief. although still in q very precari- ouS condition. Mir. Hawley iS in the employ of the Iron Springs summer resort committee in the capacity of teamSter. He was member of the famous Rough Rider regiment and served in Cuba as q sergeant in Com pany B, under Captain McClintock.
 The organization of a joint stock company for the purpose of purchas- ing and operating q number of autOmo- piles in Flagstaff and tO the various points of interest surrounding this city. iS being considered by some of our wide-awake business men. AutOmo- piles could be run to the Grand Can von on very quick time and would he a very safe and convenient mode of travel.-Gcm.
 Key. Dr. Long. who k temporarily occupying the pulpit of the COn"rega- tional church delivered q lecture yes terday afternoon at the parsonage to ladies. at which he gave very vivid and beautiful portrayal of some of Dickens characters and especially of his female characters. There were about twenty-five or thirty ladies in attendance and the lecture was greatly appreciated by all. Mrs. II. D. Ross presided at the meeting and introduced the lecturer.
 F. Murphy. of Seligman. is in the city.
 II. E. Brooks. of Williams. in in l Prescott on business. Governor \. 0. Murphy returned to PheniX last evening.
 w. !. Kearney. of O'Brien camp. is registered at the Burke. ]. r. Mitchell arrived last evening
 from HanfOrd. California. Mrs. r. Trenberth k in town from Big Bug on her periodical visit. Miss Ollie Fisher will graduate next
 week from Irving Institute, san Fran ! cisco.
 Robert Jack. prominent resident of
 the Oak creek country, was in town to- | day.
 O. w. Peters. q prominent resident of PheniX came up from that city this
 morning.
 Robert Perrin. of the Perrin Cattle
 company. of Williams. iS a guest of
 Hotel Burke.
 David Conner. Jerome's popular hotel | keeper. is in town today attending the
 democratic convention. C. F.. West. postmaster and railroad agent at Jerome Junction. came in on ! yesterday afternoons train. | Ed. Tovrea, one of the whole-sOuled citizens of Jerome, k in town attend 1 ing the democratic convention. l Wm. Park. one of the managers of
 the Perrin Cattle company. of Williams arrived from the north last evening. Sheriff Munds Is confined to his home by sickness. having been taken quite seriously i'll in the mountains
 near Jerome.
 | June Freeman, one or IrcScOttS S let | ter carriers. went to PheniX this after noon. being called there by the illness
 of his mother
 Paul Johns came in from Crowned | King mine last evening for brief visit. Mir. Johns is superintendent of
 the above property. ! Claude Thompson and w. <. Adams,
 Jerome'S two able newspaper editors.
 are in Prescott today attending the
 democratic convention.
 A. A. Moore iS up from Walnut Grove to attend the democratic con
 vention. A democratic convention
 without Mir Moore as q delegate would
 not be complete.
 Hon. Henry AShurst, the young lem ocratic Cicero of COconino county.
 came down from the north last even ing to take q peep at tl" Yavapai
 faithful. who were gathered here tO. day.
 l T. ]. Laird. who was member of | the Rough Riders but who k now de.
 veloping some very promising mining properties near the Empire mine. is
 in town today. He says things in his
 neighborhoOd are looking splendid.