Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-29
John =. Davis, a prominent citizen

II seen some OF as fine scenery in tn
Il county as he has seen any place in Il
d west.
The dog poisoner, that most despi
= ed and degraded of all human
wretches, who turns himself loose O
f the town two or three times a yes
|, and never fails to kill several higbl
2 priced and valuable CANNES, is dom
his deadly work again and severe
! people are wishing they could see hil
at it so they could feel justified i
taking a shot at him.
} 1t comes from good authority tina
the Santa Fe contemplates the pun
chase of the 3-Spot saloon and othe
saloon property in the neighborhod @
the Santa Fe offices. These resort
have become a great nuisance to tn
company in incapacitating employe
for work, and causing great deal o
trouble among men in and outside tn
stockade. Albuquerque Citizen.
Numerous and sundry complaint
have been lodged in this Office con
corning nails sticking up on side
walks. Men and women complain o.
stubbing their toes on these project
ing nails while women also complain
of tearing their dresses on them. II
would take thirty day member Of
the chain gang just about his full term
to remedy this evil.
Frank W. Foster, of the Samuel
Hill Hardware company, received a
message Friday morning from Mrs.
Foster, who is visiting relatives in
Uhricsville, Ohio, that their little
daughter was very i'll and asking him
! to come at once. He left on the next
train for that place. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster hope
the little one will soon be all right
again.
Charles Todd was killed in the rail-
road yards of the Pho enix & Eastern
railroad at Florence last Thursday.
The work train was switching in the
yards and Todd was on the platform
of the caboose, being attracted there
solely by curiosity. In backing up
the caboose hit another car and the
jar threw Todd between the caboose
and the car and the wheels passed over
his legs cutting them both off.
Death resulted shortly after from the
shock.
A free suggestion to the City
Council or overseer of the chain gang.
There is a crop of outcropping
boulders covering nearly two blocks on
Willis street between Cortez and Alar-
con, which are considerably over ripe
and need harvesting. No better use
could be made of the chain gang than
to have them removed. The board of
supervisors could possibly make use
of them on the plaza if applied to.
They are a great nuisance where they
are.
Summer picnikers and garden party
hostesses may turn to the July Delin-
Gator for novel and attractive ideas
Many forms of outdoor festivities are
therein set forth, in addition to in
suggestions of domestic
value. A vegetarian breakfast, illus
trated, will appeal to large class,
while of general culinary interest are
the receipts for summer fruits and for
dainty dishes from veal. An article
on insect pests will be of great service
at this season.
While Mr.. and Mrs. James Robin
son, of the Black Hills were in town
last week they left their home in
charge of Mr.. Robinson's brother. |
On Wednesday morning the latter
drove to Yaeger siding on the P. Il z.
road to meet the couple on their re-
turn home and when they reached the
place the house and all its contents |
we're found in smouldering ruins, a
ire having caught in some manner
Turing the absence of Mr.. Robinson.
Their loss is placed at $500.
Geo. P. Harrington has been awarded |
he contract for completing the wagon
road from Crown King to Ora Bella,
or $1,000. The completion of this
'oad will divert a large trade to Pres
,ott, which has heretofore gone to
Phoenix, from the upper Hunt bug
district, as it brings that entire sec
ion within few miles of railroad
At present, communi-
,ation from Crown King can only be
lad over steep aud precipitous trails.
The road will be completed by the
irst or middle of August and as soon
rs completed Mr.. Harrington will in
tall an oil burner at the Tiger Gold
mill.
The man who was found dead near
iarcia's ranch near Hot Springs was
ernest Smith. He was a miner and
vas employed by Robert HIGHLAND,
If Phoenix and Robert Pearce, of
dorristown to do some work on
me of their claims, which is about a
nile west of Garcia's ranch. 1t is
that blast of powder going
off prematurely caused his death
'ather than want of water as at first
Simth was a young man Of
)nly about twenty-one and came to
he territory from Taylor, Texas,
where his mother now resides. He
vas buried near the spot where he
lied as his body was in a bad state of
decomposition.
eff there is one enterprise on earth
hat gutter should leave severely
llone, 1t is advertising, says John
"To make a success of
one must be prepared TO
tick to it like a barnacle on a boats
bottom. He should know before he
begins it that he must spend money
ots of it. Somebody should tell him,
also, that he cannot hope to reap re-
suits commensurate with his expendi-
lure early in the game. Advertising
doesn't jerk; it pulls. 1t begins very
gently at first, but the pull is steady. |
1t increases day by day, and year by
gear, until it exerts an irresistible /