Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-24
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 recently and S3,056.45 stolen. Col. Poston celebrated his 76tl
 birthday in Phenix Sunday.
 W. J. Murphy and B. A. Fickas, ot
 Phenix, visited Iron Springs on Sat
 urday.
 Iron Springs colonists will com
 mence to arrive from Phenix about
 May 10, this year.
 c. H. B. Carter came in from the grade of the railroad cut off to spend
 Sunday with his family
 J. B. Hooyer and wife, of Jel ome, have gone east for six months visit during. which they will visit the Buff falo exposition.
 The Journal-Miner office was treated on Saturday to dozen bottles of beer by Herman Voge. The beer was the product of Maier & Zoeblin's brewery of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Mary Bashford, widow of the late Levi Bashford, arrived in Pres colt on Friday night for short visit to look after her business interests here.
 The safe of the National laundry in Phenix was blown open with nitro glycerine last week. The burglars were unrewarded for their work how ever.
 A special train of twelve car loads of cattle were shipped from Mayer to Phenix on Saturday night. Ten car loads of sheep will be shipped from Glendale tomorrow north to some point.
 The sanitary condition of Flagstaff has much to do with the fact that it is the only town of any size on the line of the Santa Fe Pacific which is ex- empt from smallpox-Coconino Sun.
 The sheriff's office is making active preparations for the execution of Francisco Garcia next Friday. An enclosure will shortly be erected within which the scaffol1 will be placed. It will be adjoining the court house.
 How would you like to spend your evenings this summer on board an Illuminated steamer, and just eat ice cream, listen to the orchestra, watch the crowds and keep cool? Then visit Coronado Tent City, California.
 Ed Block has just shipped 1000 ore sacks to his First Home mine, .on Big Bug. They will begin sacking ore at once. This property is devel- oping into good mine very fast. It is improving very rapidly as depth is being attained.
 The primary union will meet Thurs day evening at the Congregational church from a quarter to seven until a quarter of eight o'clock. All Sun day school teachers of children under 15 years of age, mothers or any one in Sunday school work are invited to be present.
 This morning Sheriff Munds took charge of the business of R. $. Sur mer, grocer and baker, in favor of Me. Willard for S7 ,50l due on a mortgage. It is thought that this is about all of his indebtedness, and that he will soon recover is the hope of his friends in JerOme.-JerOme News.
 A freight blockade was the reason for many light engines passing through Flagstaff westward bound. The latest advices indicate that the traffic business has resumed its nor nal condition and the bloated bond holders of the frozen east need not be without his seedless oranges for dessert. Coconino Sun.
 In Bisbee waitress in a hotel upset a glass of milk on the clothes of a guest. She apoligized so nicely that the guest sought her acquaintance and shortly after they were married. It is to be hoped that this does not precedent under which waiter girls can souse a mans clothes with milk and likewise with impunity. 
 The grand jury at Flagstaff, during a two days session, examined twelve cases, found five true bills and ignored seven cases. Indictments were as fol lows: One assault with a deadly wea- pon, three for burglary and one for robbery. The grand jury very wisely to the board of super visors that some steps be taken to dis continue the use of saw dust on the floors of tbe county court house on account of the great danger from fire
 Charles Canall, the we'll known cleo trician is building a telephone line between this place and Williams with loops at Rhoades and Belmont. The line will be in operation as soon as the poles can be placed in position and wires strung. Mr. Canall possesses both a technical and practical knowl- edge of electricity in all its branches second to none in the territory, and will give the four towns mentioned a first-class service.-CoconinO Sun.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, April 20: c J Stone, Chicago; J' F Cunningham, WickenbTg; E P Webb, New York; E D Treadwell and wife, Jerome; A R Hill. McCabe; A E Mitchell, Yae- ger mine; A Haisell, Groom creek; E H Meek, Jerome. Rosamond Sloan, Tostona; Dan Reams. Providence; Frank A Davis, city; J c Rankin with 29 tourists, Model mine; Arthur l. Mix, Cleveland; s c Dunlap. Phe- nix; G w Tibbets, San Francisco; Shelby Montgomery, Galena; E Will lard, San Francisco; C c Kline jr, St. Louis; F l. Bernardi, San Francisco; John l. Davis, wife and family, Val Verde; Mrs w Treaulett, St Louis; Ella Foley and sister, Ash Fork.
 F. E. Jones, editor af the Flagstaff Gem and a prominent attorney of the skylight city, is in town today.
 S. E. Fuller left on Saturday even ing's train for the south for a visit to the Plomosa Water company's pro perty.
 Rev. H. B. Long is expected home tomorrow morning from attending the Congregational association meet ing in Tempe.
 Read what Ed Block, the one price cash clothier has to say in this issue about his Stein-Bloch tailor made suits. It is worth reading.