Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-10
THE LOCAL NEWS......
 | ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily,

for San Francisco.
 H. NJ. Colhoun, manager of Hot Springs hotel is in town.
 C.F. Cox has returned from San Diego where he has been since May. Dave Sinclair left for home this morning before the convention met. NIT. and Mrs. John Bagby left yes terday for California for an extended visit.
 Keane St. Charles has received the nomination for the assembly in Mohave county.
 Mrs. J. O. Mcintosh, of Winslow, arrived in Prescott few days since to nurse her sister Mrs. White.
 Another hot wave is monkeying around this section. If it continues for few more days rain may be ex- pected.
 M. W. Moore received word to- day that his wife expected to return to Prescott next week. Her health is quite bad.
 The Journal Miner regrets that the brilliant statesmanship abilities of Mir. Scammell was overlooked by the democratic convention.
 The escapes from the Tombstone jail have escaped again from their pursuers. There seems little ikeli- hood of their being captured.
 Fred Evans, aged B years, died at Walker yesterday and will be buried from the Nj. E. church, Prescott, to- morrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, Phenix, Ariz., Sept. 29: date of sale, Sept. 2S and 29: return limit, Oct l; rate, SS.20 round trip. P. E. Howe, c. P. A.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. E. J. F. Horne took place today from the Catholic church and was attended by large concourse of sympathizing friends.
 William Cameron was shot and killed by Josiah Anderson Monday morning at Anderson's ranch, about twenty miles from Agua Caliente. Both the slayer and his victim have served terms in the penitentiary.
 Born, in Los Angeles, Tuesday af- ternoon, September ?, to Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Peck, daughter. This was the substance of a telegram re- ceived this morning by Mir. Peck with the additional information that mother and child were doing well.
 Elks who attended the Salt Lake convention are steering clear Of all hotels managed bv MT. Holmes on account of their treatment at the Knutsford of Salt Lake. Mir. Holmes owns the Angelus in Los Angeles and during the visit of Elks there not one stopped at that hotel.
 Mulford Winsor is the journalistic newspaper J. Pierrepont Morgan oi Arizona. Winsor has just purchased Pugh's Stockman, of Phenix, anc will move it to Tucson. He now manages four papers, the Citizen ot Tucson, Enterprise, Phenix; Sun Yuma, and Stockman.
 As the democratic convention seems unable toagree on the nomina tion of a candidate for sheriff, tht Journal-Miner suggests that there are still few more printers Tn towT who would not be averse to accepting the nomination as a compromls' measure and in the interest of demo cratic harmony.
 2 The refrigerator in Alex Thomp son's residence, in Goose Flat, wa robbed of its contents at an earl. hour yesterday morning. Mrs Thompson saw the man, whom sh describes as tall, wore a derby ha and tailor made suit. and had tn external appearance of a gentleman rather than burglar.
 @StiIl the JIM. has no republican announcements, but is still runnin; Dave Sinclair's democratic announce ment." t."-Courier. Up to very lat hour yesterday afternoon that Sin clair announcement was very muc alive. Our contemporary seems t be more worried over what the JIM has or fails to have than this paper
 Mrs. J. NJ. Watts entertained tn Ladies' Euchre club yesterday after noon very pleasantly. A rathe unique but very pleasing feature C it was the artistic manner in whlc she had the rooms decorated wit native wild flowers. Delicious Tt treatments were served and the aftel noon was spent very agreeably wit cards and conversation.
 The supervising architect" of tn plaza has designed and carried int execution one thing which is quit creditable. That is the fountain front of the court house. It is eI circled with samples of all kinds rocks and ore from various mine and when filled with water it present a very refreshing appearance. rocks as plaza ornamentatiOn ha been confined 10 this fountain an the balance of the plaza had bee planted to grass and trees, the el terprise would have come muI nearer giving satisfaction. Tn fountain is all right.
 The physicians of John Dunba who believed some time ago that h death was only matter of very ie days. are of the opinion now that will recover. Colonel JohnstOne, WI returned from Los Angeles yesterd; morning, said that the day he le another operation was performed ( MT. Dunbar, or rather 1t was the r opening of the wound that had be, made in his chest to draw out | pus which had formed there. T wound was healing too rapidly. I patient is gaining in strength and ( poets to return 10 Phoenix shortly. Republican.
 J. Q. Stephens came in yesterd from Williamson valley where he h been for several weeks. While tn, he sowed twenty acres in alfalfa, ing the work himself, and in doing also broke a colt to work. Mir. Step ems recently purchased the ran owned by o. E. Walker and al getting his crop of alfalfa start he made S6,000 purchase of cat from Ed Stephens and his partn
 Senator FarwelI Mir. Stephens retired several times from the cat
 business, but he cannot resist a ten