Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-10

2l6 last year. The closing uoWn Ol the mine and smelter was the cause of the falling of.
 c. w. French and wife have taken the Dennis house and will reside in Kingman for the winter. MT. French will interest himself in mining while here.-Mohave Miner.
 Miss Alice Campbell returned Sat urday from spending an outing 1T the Verde valley with Mrs. Kaut7 and her daughters. The latter will remain there for a couple of weeks yet.
 E. A. Kastner is confined to his room with an attack of facial paraly- sis. While be is in pretty bad con- dition at present the physician thinks he will be all right again within a few weeks.
 "Long Jim" Lewis, who was stab bed some time since by Billy Miles contrary to general expectation is i'm proving right along and his physician thinks he will be able to be around in a few days.
 Capt. l.. D. Phillips went to Ash Fork today to meet Mir. Spencer of the firm of Douglas, Lacey & O., who is making a tour of the west looking after the interests of the above company.
 Mrs. NJ. w. Hinkle, who had been i'll in Kingman for several months, died last Tuesday morning. She was aged about eighty years, thirty years of which were spent in this county Mohave Miner.
 J. w. Conger returned last night from spending his vacation at Fort Apache. On his return trip he went to Albuquerque to meet his wife and child who have been spending the summer in the east, and who re- turned with him last evening.
 NC. Webster and Robert Bloom mer came in Saturday from the rail road grading camp. MT. Webster re- ports that Mrs. James Cashin pre- sented her husband with d fine boy last week. As this is their first born Mir. Cashin is feeling quite happy Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 An item was published recently ill the Journal Miner to the effect that S0.0OO brick would be used in the construction of the new school build ing. In setting the item the com positor just dropped one cipher as the number required is S0O,0OO. The former number would make very small building.
 Ex-Gov. N. o. Murphy came in from the east last Thursday evening to look after mining interests in this county. He departed for. Prescott yesterday. The governor 1t is said will invest largely in mines here and may take up his residence among us for the greater part of each year. Mohave Miner.
 Kehoe, who is charged with swim ding Widow Allen of Jerome by promises of marriage was lodged II the county jail last evening. He was brought here from Denver by Deputy Sheriff Tom Miller. KehOe has wife in Colorado. Kehoe admitted tC Deputy Miller that he was nc stranger to the inside of a jail Officers in Denver also informed Miller that Kehoe had Colorado record. Mrs. Kehoe runs hotel al Florence. They have two childrer who reside with their mother.
 The river was up again Thursday night, resulting from a heavy rain il the vicinity of Congress. A soliC wall of water over eight feet higf came down the Martinez wash, carry ing everything loose before it. Al eight t-horse power boiler near Martl neg was carried some distance dow -Wickenburg News-Herald
 The verdict of the court martial a Whipple which tried Baer and Nigl some weeks since for assaulting al officer was that Baer be imprisone' for four years and Nigh five years a Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Both ar dismissed from the service. The have been sent under an escort of sergeant and two men to their plac of confinement.
 The Journal Miner made a humoi ous remark in its Saturdays issu about Candidate Hickey and Finar cial Manager Allen of Jerome takin a ride together. Our contemporar took the item in very serious mar ncr and says ''it excited the J.-h mans jealous wrath" Well tn JIM. will not try to be funny agai on a serious subject. After readin the Courier comment the incident looked upon in a more serious natur
 The preliminary survey of the Coi gress and Franconia railroad hf been made and now the work cross sectioning is in progress. IT
 road will run across the sink of Dat
 creek, striking the Santa Marii
 thence through the break in u
 Wallapai mountains along Bill Wi
 Hams Fork. Some grading hi
 already been done at Congress, pr
 sumably to hold the right of wa
 There is now no doubt that the roa . will be built and that within yea -Kingman Miner.
 r D. T. Knowles, Tom Wilson ar Dick Bennett left Tuesday on tr overland to Nevada, in search of lost gold mine of which an old India suuaw informed Knowles about s
 years ago, when he walked into th : country. Knowles says if game r plentiful they will be O. K., if not u
 ranchers would better look out f their mavericks. Bennett inforr the Reporter that a rich New Yo
 company is backing the undertakin
 They expect to reach Nevada four weeks.-Jerome Reporter.
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