Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-23

springs of the country.
 A washout on the Santa Fe yestel day afternoon resulted in wrecking a freight train and interrupting traf fic so that the west bound passenge trains did not reach Ash Fork unti late last night. As result the mai was brought in by today's freight.
 A.B. Nader made a survey thi morning of the lot recently pur chased by the Masons, adjoining tn, Prescott National bank. Work vii be commenced at once excavating fo the foundation for the new Masoni, temple which is to be erected on thii lot.
 Major James H. McClintock ha, been elected colonel of the First Regiment of infantry of the Arizons National guard to succeed ColOne John H. Martin, who has held tn, position for a long time. Colonel McClintock went to the Cubar war a, captain of Colonel Roosevelt's Rough Riders, was wounded in the first engagement the regiment was ir and was afterwards promoted to the rank of major. He is every inch 8 soldier.
 A. Blumberg, administrator of the estate of I. Kuln, and E. G. Wager administrator of the estate of H. " Briot, have each filed final account in the probate court and have peti- tioned for distribution of the respec- tive estates. J. H. Collins has also filed his final account as admins trator of the estate of Taylor Gear hart and has made application to have the estate set aside to the widow.
 Dr. Barrett was called to Kirkland valley on Tuesday to attend Charles Carter, who fell from a wind mill tower. He returned to Prescott yes terday afternoon and, after looking after his patients here, left again for Kirkland on last nights train. He reports Carter's injuries as very ssri- ous and may possibly prove fatal. He fell on a post in the ground, crushing his left side in, breaking several ribs and probably injuring himself internally. if he recovers at all, it will only be after long siege of illness.
 From Fridays Daily.
 H. J. Allen is in town from Jerome on business trip.
 s. A. Logan has returned from his visit to California.
 Iron Springs was visited by a heavy rain storm yesterday afternoon.
 c. s. Thompson of the Jerome Re porter is in town for short business trip.
 E. E. Arnold, a young newspaper man from Cincinnati, is visiting Pres colt.
 A change for the worse took place last evening in the condition of little Marguerite Love.
 J. R. Liston returned last night from a visit to San Diego, where his family now resides.
 Give me the money af a country" says the trust philosopher, "and I care not who writes its songs"
 $. w. Higlev will leave next Mon day for a visit to his aged father in the-east. He expects to be absent until September l.
 S. W. Higley has purchased three lots in Phenix from Lizzie Donila Monroe and Mary O'Brien, paying Sl5O for one lot and S250 each for the other two.
 Norman Orme of Phenix, the rough rider, who had upwards of a dozen holes shot through him in Cuba, was married recently in Washington to Miss Mary $. Hopper, daughter of Colonel John M. Hopper of that city.
 In the district court today judg- ment was rendered for plaintiff for S250 in the case of Dan McGlone against Wm. Park. i demurrer was also argued and submitted in the di- vorce proceedings of Herman Blum field vs. Anna Blumfeld.
 Captain Wallin and Lieutenant of the Golden Gate Sing ing brigade will conduct meetings at the Salvation Army hall Saturday and Sunday evenings, July 19 and 20, commencing at s o'clock, All are cordially invited.
 Shelby NJ. Cullom has resigned his position as deputy collector of inter- nal revenue and Collector 4. L. Nor nson has appointed Geo. c. Bowman of Albuquerque to the position. Mir. Cullom was compelled to resign on account of ill health.
 The survey for the pole line for the Arizona Power company has been completed. Just as soon as the right of way is secured work it is said will be commenced putting in the plant and line. A considerable portion of the line is over forest re- serves and permission has to be se- cured from the government.
 Insurance Adjuster J. H. Clnk- scales has returned from Phenix, where he has adjusted the loss sus- tained by the burning of the Five Points school house. He stated that a more complete destruction had never come to his notice, and he fixed the damage at the full amount of the insurance, 5000. Just who this money is to be paid to has not yet been settled.
 The Dunkirk Gold and Silver Min Ing company have a small amount of DC stock. Those that got the 2Ic stock have doubled their money, and if they wish to dispose Of any of their stock can place it Tn the secre- tary's hands, as the DC stock will be Oversubscribed, and it will be placed for them. The DC stock is just as good to buy, as it will surely increase in value as time rolls on. Don't wait until it is Toe or 25c Buy now, and smile as it goes up. They have a good property, and the price of stock is less than the property is worth.
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 Santa Fe officials report that there is larger volume of freight moving than at this time a year ago, although it is said to be of a lower class, and the revenue derived therefrom will probably not be so large. California