Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-20
DR.. Rolph is in from Poland today.

taken out of the Welcome mine, by
c. B. Genung, was stolen a few days
r since. The ore runs away up into
the thousands per ton in gold.
|, A special train will arrive this even
ing from Middleton carrying the party
of New York stockholders who have
been visiting the property for the
past two days. They will leave to-
morrow morning for New York.
, j. H. Robinson, clerk of the board
of supervisors, has just been footing
up the fetal expenses of the county
D for the year 1903, and finds the amount
paid out of the expense fund alone
amounts to sS7, 2iS. SO. This does not
include the interest on bonds and ter
ritorial taxes, which added to the
above amount runs the total up to
dreadfully close to the $500, 600 mark.
=, H. NJ. Maus returned from PheniX
this morning where he went to close
up deal with p. Mohn for his inter.
est in the undertaking business of P.
Mohn & Company, in this city. Mr..
Maus has been in charge of the bust
ness here almost ever since it was
opened up and has made many friends
since his residence here, who will be
pleased to learn that he has become a
permanent fixture of the city.
Court Whipple, No. 1896, l. o. F.,
installed officers last night as follows |
for the ensuing year: Past chief
ranger, David Miller; chief ranger,
W. N Glass; vice chief, David Mil
Ter; recording secretary, R. S. Mar
shall; financial secretary, H. A. Ken
dali; treasurer, A. E. Tabor; senior
woodward, NJ. Agard; orator, DR.. J.
Harvey Blain. DR.. Blain was also ap-
pointed as deputy high chief ranger,
to install officers. A very enjoyable |
evening was experienced by all pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MacKay we're
passengers this morning for their old
home in Nova Scotia where they will
probably remain for several months.
Mr.. MacKay is a we'll known min
ing man in this section, having oper-
ated properties on Lynx creek for
some time. He was taken quite sick
some weeks ago and has just recovered
sufficiently to be able to travel, and
hopes the change of climate and sur
roundings will assist him to regain his
lost strength.
According to the Cananea Herald
on the last day of the year a Mexican
Senorita assembled the altar and clasp
ed hands with a Chinese merchant of
that camp, the priest declaring them
Joined by the bonds of matrimony. 1t
is understood that the Chinaman's
affection was so ardent that he had
been solemnly preparing himself for
the event for several months. He was
baptized, confessed, took holy CON-
munion and is today Roman Cath
Ollie Christian. The wedding was a
fashionable one and was very attract
i've. Many we're the congratulations
received by the groom from his
friends.
An additional room is being built
on the rear of the building on the
corner of Gurley and Granite streets
which r. a. Talbot will occupy as
paint shop. The new room is being {
built of the sandstone brick and will !
be used as a carriage room where all 3
the fine carriage and sign painting Z
will be done and is being built espe-
cially for this kind of work. The I
front of the building is being fitted I
up as a display and sales room where {
his immense line of wall paper will be i
on exhibition. Mr.. Talbot has order (
ed one of the finest lines of wall pa G
pers that has ever been carried in this
city, and as soon as he can get his new
quarters in shape will hold big wall :
paper sale to clean up the last season
lines, many Of which are very hand
some and stylish designs. /
Floyd Mccoy met with a very pain t
full accident last night, and one which $
might have been very serious. He ]
wa assisting enc of the boys in the 7
Wellington to bring up some cham '
paign and mineral water from the |
basement. He was coming up the {
steps behind when one of the bottles a
in the front of the basket rolled to f
the back and struck against a cham /
paign bottle near his hand. Both the T
bottles exploded and some glass from /
one of them stuck him on the left .
hand infiicting a deep cut and entire
ly severing the tendon of one of his
fingers. The doctor today decided /
that he would have to split the finger
and tie the tendon together in order +
to keep the finger from being stiff.
Yesterday was Floyd's unlucky day as
he hurt his right hand quite badly
with an ak that morning while driv-
ing a stake in the ground Il
From Thursdays Daily.
F. L. Wright went over to Jerome L
today.
7. G. Norris went to jerome this 4
morning on professional business. b
E. S. Clark returned this morning
from a professional visit to Phenix. i
Mrs. 7. C. Job will return tonight
from her visit east. Mr.. Job went up
to Ash Fork to meet her.
President F. NJ. Murphy of the S.
F. P. d P. railroad, is due to arrive
here next Wednesday, January 20.
]. c. Hurley came in from Phenix
today to look after his business inter
ests here. d
J. S. Fifield, the Phenix contractor,
came up this morning on business
connected with contracts in this city. q
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. ARewalt and W. g
A. Drake went to Phenix today in car
No. 9S attached to the south bound =
freight. =
Geo. Giles has been adjudged insane G
and will be taken to the Phenix asy-
lum lust as soon as his physical con- ,