Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-19
From Fridays Daily.


 son which will begin tomorrow, Sat
 urday, and continue until Decem
 Der 15.
 Walter McNutt, an employee of tn.
 Poland tunnel, was stricken witt
 pneumonia a few days ago. and dieC
 yesterday at the McCabe hospital
 The remains were bought Tn yester
 day by $. A. Logan and will be sen
 to Humboldt. Ills, for burial. H,
 was railroad man by vocation, and
 fl years of age.
 Major Walcutt, the agreeable army
 officer who has been assigned 70 Fort
 Nhipple for some months past as
 the officer in charge of the rebuild ing of the same, has been ordered tC
 Washington by the war departm snt
 He stated today that he is called
 away to be consulted on the rebuild
 ing of the post at once and. would
 return Tn a short time, when work
 woulk be inaugurated everywhere.
 Lynx Creek is strongly democratic. but there Is an undispUtable wane of republican prosperity prevailing there these days, as was proven yes terday, when a miner was rolled" to the tune of S7l in cash The victim accused Barney Hurd of the'theft, out a jury investigation after evi- dence was taken, turned Barney loose, as the latter proved an allibi, and was not anywhere near the scene.
 A Michigan woman who has had husband in the state penitentiary for about five years is evidently getting lonely. She wrote to the governor as follows: "Pleez. your mageste, let him cum home if for no other rezin then too see his 3 children wich has bin borne sence he left.-Ex- change. That sounds like repub- lican prosperity argument.-Courier. Ebat sounds to the Journal-Miner more like a democratic stufhng the ballot box proposition.
 Bob Prior, whose pretty residence rests so becOmingly on the northern | rest of Goose Flat, and seems to be somewhat of a sentinel to watch over esser structures and catch the full | )dOr of that disagreeably muddy ad- iition, is a hard hitter at municipal Iffairs as they exist today in that He says he is not sec ionaI agitator, but is nevertheless firm in his opinions that some muni- 'ipai regard should be extended that ection, and further than that 1t must De apparent to all who care to go town there and take chances of go- ng ''out of sight, that the evil at present. so strongly in evidence will 'ccur just as regularly as it rains. Ne believe that the saneTary condi- ions of the city demand a remedy to his nuisance, and if for no other eason than that the city council hOuld endeavor to abate it. It is Othing more than a whole esome vii, not only to those afflicted, bui to he entire com munity as we'll
 rom Saturdays Daily.
 Superintendent Staunton, of the Is visiting Prescott today.
 Married-In Prescott, November 1, 1902, by Probate Judge Hicks, francisco Madrid and Jasinita onora, both of Jerome.
 Under Sheriff Johns has returned -Om the Masonic meeting at Phenix. Ie expresses himself as well pleased -ith the treatment extended the rethren in the salinas city. II will be pleasing to many Pres pit people to learn that Miss Grace can. the beautiful daughter of Col. nd Mrs. c. C. Bean, was married m CIV York on November s. to Cor : elius R. Agrew. We extend to our istant hassayampa girl friend, the ride. sincere congratulations. May be ever be happy is the earnest wish )r her and her excellent people. i From Iron Springs to Skull valley le wagon road is a thing of the past nd not a vestige of it remains in lany places. Several who passed yer it yesterday say that it looks lore like dim trail than a roadway, nd in many places deep and dan erous washouts are to be seen. 1t ill cost several hundreds of dollars s } repair it. | F. NJ. Murphy today received a 'legram from Washington. concern lg the rebuilding of Whipple, that
 extremely gratifying to him, as ell should it be to all of our people was from a private source, and 2 .ated that 1t was not only the desire the administration to commence ork on Whipple at once, but that : le old post was to be made new all yer and that a great sum of money ould accordingly be spent, the ? resent appropriation being put a ] arter. c Tn mentioning the location of the J arnegie library yesterday, we should | ave gone further up Gurley street : ld placed the editice on the corner
 Gurley and Marina. and not along 2 de of the Prescott National Bank. -rs. R. E. Sloan, is the president of !. e library association, and says that | e structure viii be energeticaily lshed to completion, and l. very q lxious to see it completed. She Is jealous advocate of the principles
 this cause, and is to be commend i for her interested regard in this ' OVement. s rom 1Onday's Daily.
 Read the turkey announcement in I days issue of the Q. K. meat mar n st. They are good and cheap birds. { The board of supervisors today be 7 m the work of cahvassibg the re- rms of the late election. All pre- nets but Beaver creek are in, and it t the supposition that the election 1 Iere went by default. 1