Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19

Major Woodward, of the Ter tn Cav airy, stationed at Camp Verde, Is visit ing Whipple and Prescott. The Majo has host of warm friends in this sec ton who are more than pleased to wei come him here.
 The allowance for extra duty pay a Whipple for the year ending June Both
 1889, Is $10l.50, and at Camp Verd,
 $29. The appropriation for al my trans
 portation Is $126.75 at Whpple, snC
 S3625 at Camp Verde.
 From the Lincoln, New Mexico, In
 dependent it Is learned that De Martin
 the dentist, was found guilty, ny jury
 of rape, and sentenced to five years i'm
 prisonment in the penitentiaIy.
 Tom Hin Kee, the Chinese merchant
 has returned from his visit to China and brought with him an immense stock of Chinese and Japanese goods
 with which he will open 8 new store about October lst.
 Mail service will be established Oc:o. Der 1st direct from Holbrool,. Apache county, to Tubac, in the northern par, of this county, via Keame's canyon. afiording tourists and others splendid opportunity ef seeing the magnificent ecaparX of that caction
 While working on his wood contract, recently, Harmon Olmstead re ports that his cabin wa entered and severnl arti- cles taken. The latest theft from his cabin was fine, blue wOolen sI6rt that MT. Olmstead had purchased at MT. Divers store. The thief evidently was cont mt iD getting away with the new shirt. as other erticles of clothing and bedding were not molested.
 A party was given on Saturday night, in honor of Johnny Bourke, a JOURNAL MINER typo, by hls sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Randall, at her residence. Dancing ant other amusements were indulged in, and a bOuntiful collation. was spread the occasion being very enjoyable one. The following young ladies and gentlemen were present: Misses Emily Philpott, Mary Oiis, Maggie Archibald, Halt e Or ne, Georgie Weaver, Amy Dwyer, Laur, Clay, Cora Weaver, Norma Robinson, Alice Posilc, Dora Poe, Ella Clay ,Messrs. Stewart Tri- tle, Ed Pentland, John Stevens, Chas. Akers, James Wing, Ed. Rob rts, De wit Williams, Jake Webher, Joe Rob- ,rts, Reese Ling, Miles Archibald, Don Kelley.
 SheIiffs Mulvenon and Stefn n, the lat er of Mohase county, got off at Beli mont last Monday morning, accompa- lie by Indian trailers, to scar il for the 'obbers who held up he train Sunday morn ng. Steen returned to Kingman next day, but Mulvenon and hi assist lnts have kept up dilligent hunt nearly all this week. Hugh Campbell, Charley OJell, Johnny Francis and ,thers have been on the trail with him. ,ut so far their efforts have bcen fruit ess. Suspicious ara entertained that he guilty parties are no. mary miles rom the scene of the hoid-uP, aad that in arrest is likely D occur almost " Flagstaff Democrat
 We can heaitiiy endorse the follon- ng from the Globe Silver Belt: "Seve- l al of our territorial exchanges are 70 nconsiderat as 10 publish as wit tine tupid rot manufactured by an eastern paper and purporting 10 eminate from he Arizona Kicker, an imaginary These brilliant produc- l ions are supposed to picture life in 1 Arizona. which has already been so ss to give eastern peo- | ,le false and evil opinion of the ter itory. Our contemporaries reproduce his trash with the belief, doubtless, hat its falSity Is so obvious that no 1 'erson of ordinary intelligence could l e beguiled by 1t. But they forget how l redulous are majority of eastern | 'eople in regard to any thing pertaining | 0 the Wes', aui it is high time that he publication, by he press, of this nbbish about Arizona, for the purpose J i amusing persons afflicted with men, 1 al vacuity, cease"
 The correct report Of the dr)wniug of Justin arlington Is as follows: About 1 l o'clock yesterdt " morning the de- eascd, with Schultz and Se lries went l own to the river close to the camp. to ave swim. Shultz remained on the ank, while Searles and Harrington tent in swimming. The river here is Dme eighty feet wide and from tweuty } thirty feet deep. They swan across nee, and after delaying while they tarted back. .,earles sprang in first, nd on reaching the other bank turned
 | nd SEW that Darlington had stopped 1 l the middle O the river and was ap- arently treading water. Alter a few moments Darlington said you'll have ) come and help me-" Searies saw len that he was really drowning and, eizing stick about three feet long, wam out to him. By tiis time the rowning man was SD badly cramped l lat he could only use his arms from le elbow tO the tingers, and he made ,veral ineffec tu'i attempts to grasp le stick but his fingers would not close earles was becoming exhausted him. If, and called to Schultz to bring him pole, but hefore this could be done DOT Darlington sank to rise no more. Herald
 The Chautauquans,
 The Chitauqua circle held its regular eekly meeting list Saturday at the sidence of Miss Amelia Rush. The eeting was opened by an instrument | musical selection by Miss Rush oll-call quotations were from Beau ont and Fletcher. A biographical
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