Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-09
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

l h. hedsley cdue up run OSbaf' this morning.
 E. A. Haggott came in from th' Blue Bell mine yesterday.
 John Mason Ross and his bride srt expected home tomorrow evening iron Los Angeles.
 Cement workers are engaged in put ting in the concrete foundation fol the Elks new hall.
 W. c. Fisher, representing th' Southern Printers Supply company ii visiting Prescott.
 Major and Mrs. c. c. walcutt have taken the north side of the Fisher flats on Pleasant avenue.
 The little daughter of Deputy Sher- if Geo. Heisler is lying very low and is hardly expected to live.
 Hon. R. E. Morrison returned last night from a visit to Los Angeles, bringing his two children home with him.
 Geo. Wallen a we'll known freight conductor of the 5. F. P. < P. rail road left this morning for a visit to St. Louis.
 Count and Countess Mentschikof came in today from the Bradshaw mountains where the former is en- gagged in mining.
 W. 0. Harrell has closed out his business at Poland and will go to the Old Boot mine in Pima county to en- gage in business there.
 Sergt. Diamond, of troop L, 5th cavalry, is very sick at the Wbipple hospital with pneumsonia, and dou bts are entertained of his recovery.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Barrett have taken the north side of the Mt. Yer non street flats owned by Mrs. R. R. Coleman, and will reside there in flu ture.
 Henry A. Fitzenreuter was dis charged at WhippIe today on account of disability and will leave tomorrow for his home at Mt. Pleasant, Mich igan.
 Troop L, 5th cavalry, stationed at Whipple, will take their regular weekly road march tomorrow. This practice will be continued all of this month.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Hamsher, of Bradford, Pennsylvania, are in town. Mir. Hamsher is interested with c. P. Collins and others in mining in this section.
 Sheriff W. W. Cook, of Phenix, c. W. Platt, of Kirkland, J. W. Smith, of Octave, Mir. and Mrs. Goddard and H. D. Ross of Prescott, were incoming passengers today from the south.
 A Mexican was convicted in Justice Talbot's court yesterday of stealing wagon sheet from the Yeager Canyon Copper company and was sentenced to pay a fine of s6O or serve 60 days in jeil.
 Geo. W. P. Hunt, of Globe a peren- niaI legislator of Gila county, and a prominent business man of the above city, was married February 24 to Miss Helen Duett Ellison, of Ellison, Gila county.
 B. A. Packard has just purchased a half section of improved land near Tempe for SIS, GOO. MT. Packard is a prominent stock raiser and will use the land for grazing purposes, for fat tening his cattle.
 Outgoing passengers this morning and their destinations follow D. F. Sweeney, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. Jack son, Fl Paso; John Andrews, Silver ton, Colorado; five Austrian laborers, Yates Center, Kans.
 Dr Southworth has rented the apartments formerly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Met7gar, in the Fisher flats on Pleasant street and expects Mrs. SouthwoFth to arrive here to share them with him soon.
 According to advices received from Martinez, A. Koppe, the black smith at that place, while drunk, went gunning with a shot gun, after some imaginable enemies, and got worsted, although he was not shot as reported.
 Delegate Wilson writes to the Tomb stone Prospector that ''I still feel that we will yet pass the single statehood bill. There is one thing certain l can say to the people of Arizona, and that is, that a bill jOinnig Arlzona with New Mexico cannot, will not and shall not pass