Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-02

| UcI, uc IS QOt alOuc, uOWcVcI, AS 0SCIS - tary Bayard remained in his office ans t took no part whatever in the election.
 During the recent trip of the JOUR . NAL-MINER man to Apache county ant } to towns along the Atlantic & Pacif'
 railroad he added fifty new names t' , the list of subscribers. A number o , friends in different portions of the
 county have also shown their appreci. tion of our efforts to advance all tn,
 material interests of this section by
 sending in Q number of new subscribers
 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. 1 F. St. Q. Cockburn is in Kingmsn.
 P.J. Mccormick has gone to Califor.
 mia.
 Geo. Burton is now welding 6 pain
 brush
 Al. Aiken received a lot of fresh
 strawberries last evening.
 l F.G. Parker is putting fine front in
 J. w. Wilson's new store.
 Martin Maier is building a new cellar
 in connection with hls saloon. l Martin Maier has 8 new covered wagon
 for the delivery of ice, which is beauty. T. D. Sanders, who owns st ation on
 the Jerome road, is preparing for the
 boom.
 One hundred and twenty-five tons of
 ore were received at the sampling works
 this week.
 Proposals for wood and supplies will
 be opened at Whipple next Monday ct
 II o'clock
 F. c. Parker has several mechanics
 employed remodeling stores on the
 north side of the plaza
 Mrs. w. E. Landgrebe and her sister,
 Miss Lelevier, left a day or two since to visit relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. D. M. Riordan, of Flagstaff, is visiting Prescott with her two children. She is stopping at the Johnson house From three to four teams per day pull out of the alley from the rear of w. c. Bashford X Co.'s, loaded with supplies for some mining camp.
 Dr. Geo. w. Vickers has filed his diploma for record with the county recorder. It is from the Startling Medi- cal college of Columbus, Ohio.
 An elegant new two-seated spring wagon was received here yesterday, by F. M. Murphy, superintendent of the Congress mine, for use in connection with that property.
 Two stock brands were the only in- struments filed for record to-day. One was by Edward L. Jordan, of Lower Verde, the other by Bonacker Brothers, of Tonto basin.
 We regret to learn of the death of | Mrs. c. c. Mccarthy, wife of the engi- neer of the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad. It occurred in Albuquerque on the 25th instant.
 MT. Jones, who was up from the Verde to-day reports that Geo. w. Hance is quite seriously injured and not expected to live, from the effect of | his recent accident. He states that | MT. Hance was in a corral with some cattle, when an enraged steer started for him. He attempted to climb over the side when pole broke, precipita- ting him back among the animals, which gored and trampled him until he was insensiblc. e,~ s>.~'A
 A committee from the board of trade had 8 conference with w. B. Jones, of the Prescott X Arizona Central rail- road, this afternoon, in reference to the change of time, and presented the peti- ton of citizens. MT. Jones gave them . courteous hearing, assuring them that their petition, with his recommend ation for 8 change, would be forwarded to MT. Bullock, but that the present schedule would remain in effect until Sunday, May 9th. It was intimated that instead of restoring the old time, the time of departure from Prescott would be earlier than formerly, 60 as to avoid at night.
 Typo Setting Machine.
 The new type-setting machine invent ed by Alexander Legerman, a Swed- sh mechanic, is a really wonderful in- vention and, unlike most inventions, does not supplant the workman and rob him of his employment, but on the assists him in his work very and enables him to do just double the amount of composition. The American Bookmaker, in an interesting article, says: |
 "The typOtheter, as it is called, does away with the stick. The type is set by both hands, the letters being drop ped into funnel placed just in front of .he space box. The compositor gives himself no care as to how he picks up he type; upside down or in any way t may come to hand will do. for if wrong he machine will set it right. If the ;ype should reach the bottom of the fun lcl WItll tlc IlCA cHu uOWu 8uu Out, l. Il will be caught by a succession of fingers md cams and moved along until it oins the line previously set. If, howev- 1T, it should pass into the funnel in one ,f the other eight possible and incorrect ways, the machine will see that it caches the end of its journey in the ,orrect position. AS the compositor , Inows when his letter is correctly ,laced by the position of the nick, SO loes the machine; but the latter is in- allible. In 10000 letters thus set carcely one will be found turned.-Ex.
 Personal. |, MT. N. H. Prohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala, writes: take great pleasure in e recommending Dr. Kings New Discov- ny for Consumption, having used it for I ! severe attack of Bronchitis and Ca (