Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-31
Hood's SarsapasfHa
CITY AND COUNTY.
WFDNESDAYS S DAILY

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 Ed Austin is developing some mines near Fronteras, Mexico.
 Phenix voted s2O,OOO in bonds for a new school house, a few days ago.
 The suicide epidemic seems to be about breaking out again.
 Our COT temporary republishes its stereotyped catechism to the Journal Miner this morning.
 Territorial Auditor G. W. Vickers is up from Phenix again for brief cooling of spell.
 As far as reported Prescott has been the coolest place in the United States during the recent hot spell.
 Sig Simon, one of the popular travelling men who visits Prescott, is in town.
 ID. L. Cunningham, an attorney of Williams has been spending few days Tn Prescott on professional busi- ness.
 J. E. Clarke of Lynx creek has pre- sented the Journal-Miner with some choice peaches from his orchard.
 Quite number of people went out to the McCabe today to attend the house warming of the McCabe Ex- tension mining company.
 Forest superintendent I. B. Hanna. Is expected on tonight's train to look over forest reserve matters in this sec ton.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Gibbes and her sister. Miss Huttef, will return to their home at Jerome tomorrow, after a pleasant visit with friends in Prescott.
 Dr. Metzgar has gone to Los Ange- les in response to telegram announc- ing the serious illness of his wife, who is visiting there.
 The water in the artesian well east of Holbrook is said to be too salty for ordinary use. Why not put up an evaporating plant and manufacture salt from it.
 Another Yavapai girl has been cap tured by Los Angelan. Miss An nie Wallace, daughter of Col. and Mrs. W. R. Wallace was married there recently to Robert Griffith.
 Excitement over the gold find on Willow creek continues and several Nmore locations were made there yes terday. There were quite number of visitors at the scene of the new find.
 Mrs. A. V. Kautz and her two charming daughters are in town today from the Gopher mine, where they have resided continuously for the past two or three months.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, July 25: Anson E Cohoon, E Richards Wash -ington, D c; Mrs E S Gibson, Wick eHbVrg; Lizzie Smith, Phenix; Wm Coates, Tucson; A Fairfield, New York; L L Lyons, Denver, A c Sales, Miss Whelan, Washington, D c; R l. Panic, Lincoln, Neb.
 The remains of the late A. A. Grant were taken to Albuquerque for burial. Albuquerque business houses closed at o'clock in the afternoon of the day of the funeral, as a mark of re- spect to deceased and in order to give all an opportunity of attending the funeral. NIT. Grant was only 57 years old at the time of his death. In accordance with his oft expressed wish, the remains were buried by the Masonic lodge. the beautiful services of that order being read at the grave.
 Since moving to Jerome Attorney H. M. Globes has built a very hand some and comfortable residence for himself and family in the big copper camp. Mir. Gibbes is an able lawyer and added to his ability he combines industry and study, a combination which assures success in any calling.
 A saloon singer named Millie was shot last night. Reports are conflict ing in reference to it, as to whether it was accidental or an attempt to com init suicide. The wound is said to be quite serious and may prove fatal, the bullet entering the abdominal cavity. The house in which the event occurred has become quite noted of late for the tragedies enacted in it.
 c. P. Collins, the oil and mining magnate. expects to spend about two months in Alaska, looking after his mining interests there. He and his associates sent boat load of twenty one people to Dawson during the first excitement and they have property there which pays them from S1 900 to 5000 per day.
 The establishment of a forest and game reserve of the Catalina noun tain forests is one of the probabili- ties afd should have the sanction and encouragement of the people. This reserve established, the government would, no doubt, open a roadway into these forests. This would be of i'm mense value to Tucson, as it would provide easy access to the scores of forest summer resorts, which would be utilized by our people. The propo- sition Is of easy accomplishment and should be pushed by every legitimate means.-Star.