Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-28

of the territory. He will leave tomor
 row for Los Angeles where he makes
 his headquarters.
 J. W. Smith, manager of the Octave
 company's store, at Octave, will leave
 for home tonight.
 Francis Cogin, one of the principal
 owners of the Augusta, Ga. Chronicle,
 is dead at Nashua, N. H., aged S2.
 Miss Fannie Elliott has taken a DO.
 sition as stenographer and tpye writer
 for Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart.
 W. A. Drake, general superinten- dent for the $. F. P and P. R. R. ar
 rived on this mornings train from Phenix.
 tending the supreme court at Phenix, arrived on this mornings train from the south.
 J. c. Herndon, who has been in PheniX for the past ten days, attend ing supreme court, returned home on this mornings train.
 H. P. Haskell left on this mornings s train for Hot Springs, where he will try and recuperate his health, which has been failing him of late.
 Mrs. E. D. Treadwell accompanied by her sister, Miss Irene Franklin, left on this mornings train for San Francisco where they will visit their parents for a short time.
 Supreme court has adjourned in Phenix until February when a case will be heard. On March 20 it will meet again to render opinions in cases already tried.
 Mrs N. B. Lichliter, sister of Mrs. Tom ShultZ, arrived in Prescott last evening from her home at Joplin, Missouri. After a few days visit here she will return to her home accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Griswold.
 The annual meeting of the free reading room will be held next Wed nesday night, January 2S, in the read ing room. All citizens are invited to be present as the election of officers and directors for the oneuing year will take place.
 The Mexican who was shot last Sun day night is reported to be improv- ing, and if blood poisoning does not set in, the chances are that he will get we'll. Up to the present time the assassin has not been appre- hended, but the officers are sure that his capture will soon be affected.
 Superintendent of Schools J. B. Jolly returned last night from Ash Fork, Seligman. Jerome Junction, and other points, where he has been the schools. Superinten- dent Jolly stated that he had a very pleasant trip and that all the schools are doing nicely, being in a good con- dition and we'll attended
 It is said that Lantry Brothers will 1 employ 5000 men and 1, 300 teams l within the next thirty days in grading | the Santa Fe cut of in New Mexico. | They have established headquarters at | Belen, but will have three grading | camps. One will be ten miles from | Belen, another twenty miles and an other thirty miles. The latter two will be in Apo canyon, where the heaviest work will be done.
 James Cashins returned this morn ing from a trip to Phenix and Tempe, looking after the grading on the P. md E. R.R. He says that he expects to complete the contract of twenty five | niles now under way there within the next thirty or forty days. While good progress is being made on the Crown d King road the work is very heavy md he says it will take nine months Tet to complete it. MT. Cashin has 'ented a house in Tempe and Mrs. Cashin and the baby are living there low and will remain there until warm weather commences, when they will eturn to Prescott. Mrs. Cashin's lister is residing with her at present.