Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-24
THE LOCAL NEWS...... B ......CITY AND COUNTY

Alex Moss, a miner 50 years of age, died at McCabe on Sunday night.
 The Woman's Exchange has a fine line of fancy paper napkins for card parties. S-6-tf
 A company is being formed in Phoenix to engage in the manufacture of cheese.
 W. W. Coughran, Ferguson valley stockman has sold his cattle to Colo rado parties.
 Judge Kent, of Phoenix, who has been quite sick, is reported to be i'm proving in California.
 Harry Lyons, the two year old son of Mir. and Mrs. John Lyons, of Jerome, died last week.
 George Morris will take his old place with K. H. Burmister & Sons company again in September.
 For the leading brands of foreign and domestic wines call on the Voge Wholesale Liquor company. 7-13-tf
 Col. NJ. H. McCord and his bride arrived in Phoenix last week. He re- turned, as he left, unannounced.
 The city council was in session on Monday and Tuesday finishing up the business as board of equalization.
 On September mail service will be established on the Phoenix and Eastern railroad between Phoenix and Kelvin.
 Eugene A. Engle, of Prescott, and Miss Josephine Munson, of Tempe, were married August 10 by Rev. Bennett.
 Employees of the Phoenix postoffice do their stamp canceling with can ceiling machine run by an electric motor.
 The Voge Wholesale Liquor com pany are distributors of the best brands of liquors that can be found on the market. 7-13-tf
 During a recent storm in Mohave county the waters flooded the Night hawk mine, drowning two men at work in the shaft.
 4 rain fall of two and five sixteenth huudredths of an inch is reported to have occurred at Congress Junction last week within two hours.
 Miss Jewell Walker, of Phoenix, aged B years, died at Iron Springs last week, of complication of dis eases, ending in acute Bright's dis ease.
 J. J. Fisher, after transacting some pressing business in Prescott, return ed to he Black Hills last Sunday to resume work on the survey of the Fogg tunnel.
 While at Esopus assisting the com mittee to notify Parker of his nomi- nation John Lawler squared himself with the nominee for being Hearst man at the St. Louis convention.
 Matt R. Loring, who left Prescott about two years ago to take position in the Washintgon postoft1ce has ac- cepted a position in the dead letter office of the postoffice department.
 H. T. Adams, of Williams, has taken chare of the lumber bus mess in Prescott, formerly conducted by his brother, A. D. Adams and will remain here during the latter's absence in California.
 Out of a total precipitation of S320, 900 for the survey of public lands for the year ending June 30, 1905, Arionza has been awarded S2S, coo or three times the amount allotted for any previous year.
 Albert J. Caldwell, a representa- tive of a piano house of Redlands, California, has been iU town for the three or four days. MT. Caldwell was in Prescott when the big confagration of 1900 took place.
 E. V. Maron, vice president of the Development company of America, who came to Arizona with MT. Murphy is making an official visit to the properties in which the above company is interested.
 SITUATION WANTED.-By young mining engineer, assayer, surveyor and cyanide chemist. Thoroughly understands mining geology and ore deposits. Also familiar with ore treatment and mining machinery. Has had several years experience. Speciality, cyaniding and "roughing it. Will accept position in any capacity where there is promise of permanency and advance. Address box l48. Prescott, Arizona. S-3-3