Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-24
THE LOCAL NEWS...... , ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

periodical visit.
 J. E. German of the Santa Fe road paid business visit to Prescott yes terday.
 Sam Purdy, formrely a restauran keeper of Phenix, died recently il ChicSna of heart failure.
 On account of the disagreeabl weather last evening Mrs. France Wood postponed delivering her lee ture.
 Flagstaff reports temperature O ten dergees below zero a few days ago Ten above has been the lowest her, this winter.
 Hotel Beale at Kingman has beer sold, the purchasers being Mrs. Id; Crozier and H. H. Watkins and tn, Aice paid s15, 900.
 D. C. Monroe of the White Horse mines, will leave on Friday or Satur- day for months visit in the east OI mining business.
 Mir. S. J. Wright of Paris, Texas, paid this office pleasant visit today and left for Mayer to look after his mining interests there.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Norris expect their daughters Misses Mabel and Maude home next Saturday to spend the holiday vacation with them.
 Joe Mayer is in town today. He says the prosperous little village over which he preside is about to have an other paper, man being out there to look over the field.
 Arthur Cook is seriously ill with typhoid fever at McCabe. His wife had an attack of the same disease some time since and lowered between life and death for long time.
 De world did not tip up after all wh h Genreal Miles landed at Manila. He now telegraphs from Yokohama that he will arrive in Paris December 26 to inspect the legation guard there.
 The Chloride railroad suspended operations for three or four days last week while its one lone engine was in the shop for repairs The mail was carried by wagon during the tie up.
 The grand jury of Allegheny coun- ty. Pennsylvania has returned an in- dictment against Dr. J. M. Evans of Phenix for alleged crookedpess and fraud in connection with the Keystone Mining company.
 There was a fairly good attendance at last nights Epworth League social She proceeds realized from the social will be used in purchasing useful ar ticles for Prescott's poor for Christ mas.
 Kean St. Charles of Mohave county land Stephen Roemer of Cochise county, are the only members of the assembly of the twenty first legisla- ture who have been reelected to the same branch of the twenty second. Senator Ives is the only member of
 Adjutant General B. W. LeaveIl re- turned this morning from a visit to Phenix and Tempe looking after Ari- zona's National guard. He says that v it is in good condition, but the terri tory does not give proper inducements to build up good, efficient national guard
 Governor Brodie and his wife cele- brated the tenth anniversary of their marriage in Phenix recently. The couple were married at Morristown. a village about thirty miles from New , York City. They received many con- gratulations from their numerous friends.
 Donald Campbell announces himself today as candidate for city recorder. a position be has already filled for nearly one term and now seeks re- election. He has made very eff cient and satisfactory recorder and asksSp endorsement of his admins tratieh by reelection.
 Globe Miners Union. No. 60. offers a reward of $50 for the recovery of the body of c. l.. Houston, who is sup posed to have died from exposure on the mountain while coming to Globe. some weeks ago. Two searching par ties have been out but as yet have found no trace of him.
 The forest rangers of the Grand Canyon, San Francisco Mountains and the Black Mesa forest reserves will all be uniformed after January 1st, with regulation uniform. Stripes on the sleeves will denote the frank of each ranger.
 Frank Williams announces himself as candidate for assessor in this is sue. Mr Williams has lived in Pres colt long enough to be clsssed among ~he old residents of the city and to be chased as one of the popular young men of the place. Frank would make a good assessor if elected.
 It now appears that Utah will again, at the present short session of con gress. make an attempt to get hold of that portion of Arizona north of the Colorado river. Arizona people should be alive to this fact and petition conrgess against the attempt ed steal. which if consummated. would take from them one of the richest sections of the territory.-AI- buquerque Citizen.
 The krause- Taylor Big company recoQnizel as the best popular prices attrac oli ca our, will be the attrac- tion g. the Opera House all next week. commencing Monday. Dec. 22. rH0 1ttits-uN lS utdutl DN lIe versa tile actor Jack c. Taylor an artist of ability and genius and his supporting cofapaGy is of exceptional merit. 4 fine list Of plays will be presented in cluding many metropolitan sue cesses that have never been seen at popular prices. Incidental to the plays high elass specialties are intro duced between acts at every perfor- nance. Special attention is given to he mounting of their plays Special Scenery, mechanical. electric and cal cium light effects are carried for the brodDcS.oRs and fine performances are assured. 4 special matinee will be given Christmas day and a program of interest to the ladies and little folks will be arranged. Popular prices, 25c, 35c and 50c will prevail Mon day night "A True Kentuckian; will be eseI ed. Seats on sale Sat urday rning at Brisley's Drug Store.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 No eastern mail arrived last even- ing.
 Dan Bowen is in town from Mayer today.
 E. L. McLallen is reported seri- Ously ill.
 Henry Clay is in town from William son valley.
 Dr. G. W. Viclsers is in town breath n.e