Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-11
THE LOCAL NEWS..... < ......QTY AND COUNTY
From rIOnday's Daily.

Mrs- A. V. Gilmore went to TEcnAA on Saturday nights train.
 Barry M. Goldwater returned to Phenix on Saturday night.
 Vim. Thomas of the county hospi- tai is reported quite sick.
 Mayor b. A. Burke is still confined to his room with sickness.
 Born, in Prescott, February ', to Mir. and Mrs. James R. Sias, a son.
 s. W. Jackson, who left Prescott with the rough riders has returned tU Prescott.
 Mrs. Nolan and Mir. Rosenblat won the cake walk prize at Saturday nights dance.
 Smiths meat market was burglar ized on Saturday night and s3 stolen from the till.
 Len Hale has been confined to his room several days with another attack of rheumatism
 Miss Amy Nelson returned to Phe- nix last night after visit of several days in Prescott.
 Martin O'Neill died last Saturday morning and was buried in the after noon of the same day.
 Dr. Day, official weather observer for Prescott, reports the temperature this morning at zero.
 The funeral of the late Frank Kuhne took place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended.
 Chas. Raible has been unable to be at his post at Shumate q Rabies Tor a couple of days on account of se- we're cold.
 William and Nye Claussen, old here recently from Leavenworth, Kan sas, for a visit.
 4 clerk in the constructing officers department at Whipple, named Clinton died yesterday at the Whipple hospi tai. He was about 70 years of age.
 A young newspaper man of San Diego named A M. Cabler has been added to the editorial staff of the Courier, arriving here last Saturday evening.
 Rev. Frank Blanchard. of Oberlin. Ohio. who has been in a hospital in Prescott since last Wednesday will leave tomorrow for Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con gregational church will meet with Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood POT \. Mt. Yer non avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock February II.
 E. D. Treadwell went to Ash Fork this1morning to meet Mrs. Treadwell who will return home this evening after few weeks visit with parents and friends in San Francisco.
 There was quite heavy fall of snow on Saturday night and Sunday again. The weather cleared up Sunday night and the temperature this morning was 10 degrees above zero, by the Jour nal-Miner's thermometer.
 Jack Green. superintendent of the Azurite Mining company, operating some properties near Williams, re turned to Williams this morning after a couple of days visit in Prescott on pleasure combined with business.
 l.. H. Witter. a millwright by trade. 76 years old, died on Saturday of con sumption. He had been a resident of Prescott for about seven years. He was buried this afternoon from the undertaking parlors of P. Mohn & O.
 A Yaqui chief is in town. one wio has taken foremost part in the strug- gle against the Mexican government. He arrived here on Saturday and Will remain a day or to when he will leave for southern and lower California; Republican.
 D. M F. Weeks, president of the Bashford- -Burmister Co.,. returned last evening from an extended trip east on business matters for this immense wholesale and retail establishment. He also paid a visit to his old home in Detriot, Mich.
 The Phenix Republican says it is now believed that Casimir Rodelas committed the recent murder at Oc tave and was also one of the Goddard murderers. He committed a muT1er- ous assault on a Mexican in Prescott some time since also.
 Brown Bros. have just received a car load of plumbing fixtures from the firm of J. L. Mott iron works. oi New York City, to be used in the new school building. The fixtures are all the best and most servicable that could be secured
 No other medicine has been so sue cessful in curing Stomach and bowel complaints as the Bitters. During the past 90 years it has established an unequaled record of cures of indiges- tion. dyspepsia, belching, constipa- tion, billiousness and malaria. Try it.
 Alfred Ring and family arrived iD Prescott last night to take up their residence here Mir. RinZ is an at torney and has been resident of St. Johns for a great many years. and has been among its leading citizens. He has held number of Otfiical posi- tions in Apache county.
 Frank Spence had his preliminary examination on Saturday afternoon on the charge of shooting Shorty Sim mons. the printer, and was held under S250 bonds to answer to the grand jury. While Simmons had close call. the wound is not considered dangerous one unless blood poison sets in.
 The United States civil service com mission announces that an insufficient number of eligibles resulted from a recent examination. and that on Feb ruary 24. D. 26. 1903. another exam ination will be held at the usual places for the position of desk otticer in the coast and Goedetic survey. For particulars see Charles, Born, at the postoffice
 PL. Clure the mattress maker of West Prescott. scratched his finger slightly some time ago. Blooi poison set in and it was found necessary to amputate the finger. This however did not stop the progress of the dis ease and he has been taken to he ho-- pital and his entire arm is affected now. His condition is reported slight ly improved today.
 The United States civil service com mission invites attention to section i of its manual of examinations revised to January l, 1903. showing the kinds. dates. and places of the scientific and technical examinations which will be held this spring. Information con corning the subjects and scope of th, examinations for these positions ma. be found Tn the manual
 Major Win Dewitt has been offered the superintendency of water service of the Fl Paso and Northeastern road by General Manager Gregg. The iat ter was formerly train master of the S. F. P and P railroad. resieninr that position to accept the position oi general manager of the E. P. and \ E. road. He has his headquarters a Alamagorda There are 3G0 miles of co-nrIntol -.nnL i1, thn ...--tn--, anA IEn