Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-16
FROM FRIDAYs DAILY.

Stage Agent Beggs reports heav,
 travel between Prescott and Pnenix.
 Read J. l.. Fishsr's Auction adver.
 tisemsnt in this issue. Il Al. Aiken has ordered car load o
 apples from Kansas City Il Joseph Doughsrty has had an srtis
 tic sign painted on his o. K. delivery
 wagon.
 Mrs. Jennie Oliver returned from
 Ban Diego yesterday evening. improved
 in health.
 James Human and Bud Smith, of
 the Verde, brought in load of farm
 produce today.
 John K. Msson's team, loaded with
 lumber, left fer the Mockin gsird mine
 this morning.
 | Orick Jackson has returned from .
 two weeks visit with relatives in
 Kirkland valley.
 Asricopa, by a survey rec ntly made
 claims that the Hsrqua Hsls mines are
 located in that county.
 Cyrus D Carrier, of Phenix, was
 killed, near Las Vegas, October 7th. by
 being run over by the cars. T. W. Jehnston returned last night
 from a hunting and fishing trip in the mountains of Apache county. MT. and Mrs. Chas. A. Girdler came in from the Rita mine last evening, and will return tomorrow again.
 Rev. c. L. Pearson and family and Mrs. Helm arrived last night from Phe- nix, one day sooner than they ex- pected.
 James Howey has put up horse stock in his blacksmith shop, and is prepared to shoe the most vicious ami mals now.
 P. J. Fitzgerald, Michael Ryan and Charles Gallagher have been appointe d appraisers of the estate of Norman Nc Lsod, deceased.
 John Smith telegraphs d last night to Ksnsas City for . car load of fat hsgs, the supply in this section not being equal to the demand.
 We are sorry to .ta:e that J. W. Wilson's condition took turn for the worse yesterday afternoon, and was considered quite critical this mo rning
 The application of Wa. B. Lount, to admit the will of the late George | Lount to probate, has been set for hear ing before Judge French, on Monday, October 2lst.
 As an evidence of the efficiency of the mail service, the Albuquerque Democrat, of September 26 h, reached the JoURHAL-MNER last evening, October 10th.
 ]. W. Pritchett, while engaged in building barn for D Campbell, on his ranch north of town. yesterday, Iell from . scaffold sixteen feet high, serious injuries. |
 Employees on the Etta dam pre- tented Chas. A. Girdler, the engineer md superintendent of construction, with an elegant mesrshaun pipe ihis as . token of their esteem or him.
 Parties who have used the premium ewing m .chine sfsrsd by the JOUR are we'll pleased with it Two orders have been received within a week for the combination of the WEEKLY JoURSAL-MINER, one year, and first clsss sewing machine, for s22.
 George Johnson and Tim Hawkins had quarrel over dice game, this afternoon, in which Johnson stuck xnIfe blade into the lstter's shoulder oint, causing very serious wound, md one which may necessitats the am ,utation of his arm. Johnson is under Irrest. A fire alarm at Whipple was sound | d last night at few minutes past line o'clock. An alarm was sounded | . n Prescott alss, which brought the department out, but their services we're not needed ct Whipple and they The fire was in small building in the corral at Whippls, and ut for being promptly extinguished ! would have resulted very disasterously. | :. it was, but little damage was done.
 Wm. Johnson has probably the finest pack train in the southwest With thirteen animals he brought in 5,o9o . bounds of ore, yesterday, from the Peck | nine, distance of thirty-five miles. IF This lacks but s few pounds of an | lverage of 400 pounds to each animal. Il His train is composed entirely of fair v ized mules, and he says he has four a 'nimals on which he has packed | 'OO pounds each for . short distance. l s ie left for the Peck with . light ' pad of merchandise, ton anu quar- CT, frem Bsshford 4 Burmister's. l., r. D. Rickerson is new conner in a 'henix, and he writes a letter to the Ierald, to tell how he appreciates the exceedingly warm" reception ho re- eived on his arrival there. He first aquires If it is "customsry in this val . sy for people to gather in mobs, after r ark, invade the homes of quiet citi- ', ems, seize and occupy chairs, stools | {, nd benches, cit upon tables, wash tands and all available pieces oi fur q iture, pound the inmates, litter the ewly laid carpets with paper parcels |, nd whatnot, and make thsmselses ss ., borough ly st home as If occupying ented house? All this and more hap ened in my home only last night, and am still sorely puzzled. Is this the rizsnn fash ,onSn He than xdds thai |