Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-11
From Wednesdays Daily.

Theo. S. Pope of New York, is
registered at Hotel Burke.
W. H. Clark is in town from Sim
mons.
Chandler, the candy maa. has
opened an ice cream parlor in his
candy store.
-Four inches of snow is reported to
have fallen at Flagstaff today.
The storm extended today as far
south as Kirkland.
Archie Lemon came in today from
the Monte Christie mine in Kirkland
valley.
Thos. Montgomery, al old time
miner of this county, died recently
in Black Rock district, aged 81
years.
Parties who came in on today's
freight train from the south report
eight inches of SNOW at Iron Springs.
Be sure and hear the famous Nash
vile Students male quartette next
Friday evening at the opera house.
A man giving the name of Van
Brock was sent to the county hos
pital Yesterday He has been living
in a target house at Whipple since
last December.
See the genuine Cake Walk at the
opera house FRIDAY evening All
California papers say that alone is
worth more than the price of adj
mission.
Coon songs, dances, old pIanta-
ton melodies, camp meeting scenes,
all rendered by artists, can be heard
at the opera house Friday and Sat
urday nights, an entire change of
program each night.
Snow commenced falling at an
early hour this morning and has
continued during the day. 1t has
melted as fast as it has fallen thus
soaking into the ground where it
will do the most good.
The United Moderns will meet to-
morrow Thursday night at Odd
Fellows nall to install officers and
complete the work of organization.
A full attendance Is requested.
4 bill has passed the lower house
OF congress allowing men who served
during he Spanish war ard Philip
pine Instruction in the army, navy
ana marine corps, who entered land
under he homestead act. to deduct
the time of such service from the
period required to perfect title.
An eastern exchange saws: "If
winter fingers much longer in
springs lap. she will be justified in
using a hat pin on him. His time
was up on March 90" Winter Just
made its first appearance in Prescott
today, April 4.
E E. Ellinwood, of Flagstaff. one
of the best known lawyers in Ari-
iona. was elected mayor of Flagstaff
on Monday. Mr.. Cleveland's first
step towards the presidency was in
his election as mayor of his town
Mr.. Ellinwood IS thus following in
the steps of the iilustrious Grover.
James Farrell was adjudgsd in
sane Yesterday and sent to the asy-
lum at Pbeuix. Farrell is the man
who jumped Sanchez claim in the
city jail. The latter will now be
permitted to reoccupy his fortifca
lions without any molestation.
Bob Brow discovered a man in the
act Of stealing one of his bear skins
on Monday, and reported to the
officers who captured the man and
recovered the bear skin. A skeleton
key and other burglar tools were
found on the man. The man, who
gave the name of II. Stoddard,
pleaded guilty today to petty lar
ceny and was sentenced to sixty
days in the county jail.
The JoURNAL-MINER was misin-
formed yesterday in regard to the
alleged fine of so assessed against
Eugene Brady O'Neill by the city.
The item was published just as given
by City Attorney O'Sullivan, but it
seems arrangements were made with
out consulting Judge Bauder in the
matter The latter not countenanc-
ing such proceedings had the de-
PENDANT before him this morning,
and on his pleading guilty assessed
a fire of $50 against him.
From Thursdays Daily.
7. c. Rubev, Dallas, Texas. is A
guest of Hotel Burke.
Col. H. H. Logan. of Phenix, but
who has been rusticating around
the Yaqui wickiups in Sonora, for
the past two years, is visiting his
family and friends in Phenlx. Col.
Logan says there has been an
Abundance OF rain in Sonora, and
the Yaqui valley is beautiful aud
prosperous.-Gazette.
The snow storm announced yester-
day continued during the night and
a portion of today. 1t has been
most welcome and while of great
benefit still more is needed.
Word was received here yesterday
that the contract for the proposed
Sherman block on Washington
street, which was described at some
length IN these columns a few days
ago, had been let to Messrs. Fifeld
& Gallagher, we'll known Phenix
contractors. Mr.. Gallagher is in
Los Angeles now arranging the de-
tails and it Is understood that con-
strueiion work will begin as soon as
posi- Ole.-Herald.
S. L. Pearce of Stafford. one of the
original owners of the celebrated
Pedrce nine, came up from the
south this morning.
Wan. E Lutz of New York, was an
arrival by this mornings train.
If you want a good laugh go to
the opera house Friday evening and
hear the Nashville Students.
With Col. Jack Chinn in the lee
ture field the country will soon be
fully enlightened with regard to the
troubles in Kentucky, and the
Goebel monument fund will be
easily increased. As q witness OF
the assassination and a recognized
authority on the use and abuse of
small arms, Lecturer Chinn may be
very interesting.-Gazette.
J. P. Bauder yesterday received a
fine Belgian doe from James Griffin