Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-28
FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.

Mrs s. F. Behan has returned from California.
 J. F. Wilson returned yesterday from four weeks visit east.
 Amsng out of town visitors to-day | were HI. H. Cartier, Black Hills.
 W. H. Williams will teach the | school at Williams next term.
 John Stephens and Miss Laura Clay | will be married this evening.
 Miss Evans, one of the new school | teachers, will arrive tomorrow.
 It is rumored that Judge Barnes successor will shortly be appointed.
 Secretary and Mrs. N. O. Murphy | have gone to Beaumont, California.
 A new advertisement of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad appears in this issue.
 Major and Mrs. c. P. Dake have re- turned from their visit to Lynx creek.
 Mrs. Harris Baldwin entertained e ] number of ladies at luncheon, on Tues | day.
 Judge Porter writes that he will open . Jaw office in Phenix about October | first
 S. s. Keene, formerly of Prescott, is clerking in sn Albuquerque furniture store
 Douglass Brown has been engaged tc erect the mill for the Mockingbird mine.
 ). Q Stephens and his son, Edgar, returned from Los Ao geles on to-dsy's | train.
 Wm. Simmons, of Williamson valley, I is making improvements to his place there
 c. A. Girdler left for the Verde val ley this morning, with load of black powder.
 Judge Kibbey has entered on the duties of his office, and is holding | court in Phenix
 J. L. Hall is up from Martinez with his family. The latter will spend the winter in Prescott.
 Flagstaff voted "yes" on the proposi ton to issue bonds for the erection of new school house.
 A Phenix physician has tried the Brown-Sequard lamb juice cure. Re suit not yet made pubic.
 The JouRxAL-MINKR congratulates Captain Rockefeller on his promotion to the above named rank.
 George Atkins, . prominent citizen of Tombstone, died suddenly of pneu- monia, on Monday, aged 43 years.
 The Congregational church sociable will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harris Bald win, on Friday even ing.
 Youree and Moore were held toappear before the grand jury, in $500 bonds, to- day, to answer charge of grand lar ceEy-
 J.C. Mead, Las Vegas; c. c. Hall, Albuquerque and J W. Robinett, Los Angeles, are registered at the Bellevue.
 Billy Deering had the misfortune, on Tuesday, to lose his residence, 6 few miles west of Prescott, by fire. He loses nearly Sl 900.
 L. H. Poole, special government agent to investigate claims for Indian depredations, arrived in Prescott couple of days ago.
 The "evening sheet" has never be- ittied mines, but on the contrary has expressed opinions which practical miners have endorsed.
 Captain Rockefeller left on todays train for California, to attend the di- vision target shooting match. He ex- poets to be absent for a month.
 John Stephens has purchased the residence formerly owned by W. c. Potts, in West Prescott, near the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. N. B. Bowers.
 Martin Wear, of Tucson, has dis covered an Arizona plant from which he makes a superior article of indeli- ble ink, and hs has applied for 8 patent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neilsen are giving nightly concerts at the Palace Saloon. J. W Roberts, the gunsmith, says they are the finest musicians he has ever heard.
 General Manager Robinson and En- gineer Rowe, of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. accompanied F. N. Murphy out to the Congress mine today, and will go thence to Phenix. A letter from c. A. Peter to this pa per contains the informat that he !, and his excellent wife have concluded to settle at Tacoma, Washington Ter ritory, where the former has engaged in the grocery business. To test the purity of water, place half pint of water in clean, colorless glass-stopper bottle, few grains of the best white lump sugar added, and the bottle freely exposed to the daylight, in the window Of the room. The liquid , should not become turbid, even after exposure for week or ten days. If it remains clear, it is almost certainly , safe. e While several democratic papers in t the territory have exhibited symptoms ' of rabies over Senator Hardy's charges a against the late democratic administrs- c ton, none of them so far have attempt t ed to answer them. The Globe Silver q Belt, very conservative paper, says t these charges are SO specific and eI- c plicit that the party should either an tl swer them or silence would be con- Il strued as an admission of their truth. ti Governor Wolfiey has been in cor p with the agricultural de- tC