Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-17
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Lieutenant A. L. Smith, will leas
Fort Huachucs, on leave of absence
thitty days, on account OF i'll health.
VIC. Wits, troop Z, 4th cavalry, no
stationed At Fort Huachuca, has bee
ordered to whipple Depot. - mechani'
| Corporal w. H. Boog, will return
70 Fort Mcdowell. from Whipple Bar
racks.
A general court martial 10 appoints
to meet 1t Fort Marcy. N. NJ, on tn
18th Of this month.
The Arizona Central was lucky il
securing the services Of J. E. Butler. .
transportation agent. He 10 active. &C
curste and honest.
Private B. F. Condrs, company H
ed infantry has been adjudged insane
and will be taken to the hospital for thu
insane At Warrington, ID. c.
The headquarters Of the 18th infantry
has been ordered chan ged from SAINTS
Fe. to Fort Wingate. Santa Fe will b<
sorry to loose the 18th band. the best in
the west.
Ed. Lowe, Esq, station agent at the
junction, for the Atlantic 4 Pacific, does
more work than any two men on the
road. II he don't kick it isn't because
he hasn't . kick coming.
have found that the only true and
substantial friendship that exists, is that
kind which discovers 70 me my faults
in private and defends me in public.
Henry Norman.
Gov. Zulick could have used his
wonderful influence with the admins
tr.tion to good advantage by having .
poetof6ce established At Prescott juno.
ton where there are several hundred
people need one badly.
The rumor that wages have been cut
70 one dollar day and board, ON the A.
p. 4 C. railroad 10 false. They still are
paying from dollar and . quarter TO
dollar and sixty cents and board, and
want all the men they can get.
Mr.. and Ns. Batchford have the only
stopping place at Prescott Junction. and
are doing their best TO accommodate the
travelling public and are succeeding re-
markedly well considering that every
thing is new, lumber and other supplies
hard to get.
J. E. Kelley. superintendent Of con-
struction on the p. 4 A. C. B. r., 10
the right man in the right place, and il
ON the 60 night and day. or, rs much 20
a. it is possible for him to be. He re-
turns from the end of the track to the
junction between nine and ten in the
evening, attends to getting things ready
to take out the next day, and gets up
At three O'Clock in the morning,
and leaves the junction at about four
and goes to the front where he remains
all day. No man could do more.
"Darringer, that was polite of you to
give your seat to that lady in the car
this morning."
"Well, yes, Bromley. l always try to
be polite. I was extremely embarrassed
however"
"What att"
"She thanked me"-Cau.
We suppose the preachers all heard
ofthe bad man that is running this paper.
in the ground, while brother Martin is
away, and were afraid to come around
to ask US to put in that they will hold
meeting tomorrow, at the usual time
and places. For that or some other
reason they did not come in, but the
church going, people had better put on
their best bib and tucker, and risk
trip to their usual place Of worship.
Don't forget your pocket books.
Governor Tritle and his two youngest
sons, Prof. J. c. Williams, offhe firm of
Williams 4 Tritle, and F. NJ. Murphy,
left this morning in company with Prof.
Martin over the government road TO
visit Blake & Sons, at the works of the
Walnut Grove Water Storage company
ON the lower Hassayampa. The work
being done by this company is attracting
the attention Of New York and London
capital and some of these gentlemen
make this visit in order to be able to
answer inqueries, the nature of which
We are not now at liberty to make pub
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