Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-06
sTHE LOCAL NEWS...... $ .....CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

assay office in the rear of his block on Cortez street.
 Buck Bowen has returned from Arkansas where he has resided for the past four years.
 NJ. c. Parmley of the Dividend Mining company, is in town from Pasadena, where he resides.
 F. J. Clark, a former well known newspaper man of PheniX, dieG at Bisbee of pneumonia on June l2.
 Arthur Robinson has returned from a visit to California. Mrs. Robinson remained at San Diego with relatives. Earl Sanford has returned from spending his vacation in California. His injured knee has nearly recov- cred.
 Don't forget a good cause and con- tribute your mite at the social at the Catholic church basement Thursday evening.
 A good time is assured all those who attend the ice cream social in the basement of the Catholic church Thursday evening.
 Senator Teller announces that if he becomes a candidate for re-elec- ton it will be on invitation of the democrats of Colorado.
 Rough Rider Jack Campbell of Tempe has bean appointed lieuten- ant in Co. c, N. G, A. He is mem Der of the Arizona rangers.
 A fire occurred today in a wood pile belonging to the Electric Light company, occasioning an alarm which brought the department out.
 Several exchanges come to this office with notices of the beautiful Mont Pelee sunsets mentioned in the Journal Miner about a month ago.
 Samel Storrow, connected with the United Srates geological survey, is in town today. NIT. Storrow is at pre- sent at work in the McCabe country Mr. Kuchler, who will be remem- bered as the proprietor of bakery on Montezuma street, going from here<to Jerome, died recently at Nome.
 Our contemporary is still suffering from that ''pain" produced by the possibility of E. $. Clark becoming a candidate on the republican ticket for delegate to congress. The ladies of the Catholic Altar society will give an ice cream soclal in the basement of the church Thurs day evening. Admission 10 cents. Everybody invited to attend.
 There are liars Tn Arizona, and men who speak the truth in Boston It does not necessarily follow that all in Boston speak the truth, or that all in Arizona are liars.-Mining Reporter. A. A. Johns left today for Needles to escort Charles Edward Hooligan back to Prescott, provided the off cers there have made no mistake in arresting the man suspected of hiring horse and selling him at Jerome Junction.
 Photographer Humphries has had his photograph of Prescott enlarged and worked in colors It is 30X50 inches, and has been admired by all who have seen it. The picture was purchased by Robert Pryor for the AHheuser saloon.
 E. J. Austin, formerly a resident of Prescott is now residing at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York: MT. Austin has sold out his interests in the Greene Consolidated company Cananea and has invested all of the proceeds in the Copper River Mining company of Alaska, which is con- trolled by James Shirley and W. w. Vanderbilt.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Hugo Behan left on today's train for Pasadena.
 NJ. R. Riley left today for Los An geles on visit.
 Ben Blanchard, the well known mining man is i'll town.
 MT. and Mrs. P. V. Root left yes terday for Salt Lake to reside.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Akers have rented the Behan house on Alarcon street.
 Mrs. Walter G. Reese was able to be out yesterday for the first time in eight weeks on account of an attack of rheumatism.
 Mrs. Harry Elliott returned Tues day evening from her visit to Cali fornia. Her daughter, Miss Fannie, remains at Long Beach.
 Miss Kate Heizer left on today's train for Colorado Springs, Colorado. She expects to remain permanently in Colorado.
 The funeral of the late Charles An derson took place last evening and was attended by several people. al though deceased was comparative stranger here.
 Joe Roberts sustained very painful injuries last evening by stepping on the point of a rusty spike which penetrated his foot at the joint of the great toe for about an inch.
 Walter G. Reese's real estate bUsi- ness has improved so much of late that he has been compelled to pur- chase a trap to take his customers around town to examine properties.
 Vincente Arena, one of the best known Spanish citizens of Tucson, was held up while on his way home by five Mexicans and cruelty beaten to death on Monday night. Three men were arrested.
 A Tucson telegram says that driven to desperation by hunger thirty Yaquis, half of them women swooped down upon the Carmar ranch near Hermosillo. A tierc, fight followed. When patrol oI Mexican troops came to the rescue two women and five men lay dead The Yaquis were overwhelmed anC captured.
 A black denizen by the name o Gus" who would be a bad man, i he only had the nerve, but who's