Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
FROM FRIpAy's DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILT.
 Buy ticket for the concert next Friday evening.
 $. E. Wilson and family left for Val lejo, Cal, this afternoon.
 Ell Witherell. tho mere hant king of witherellville, was in town to-day.
 F. q. Parker and family have re- turned from visiting friends in Peoples valley.
 Architect Pritchett has drafted the plans for tho new parsonage for the Catholic church.
 Golden Rule Chapter Esstsrn Star added another member. to its ranks last night by initiation.
 Joseph Fisher. who keeps station in Kirkland valley on the road te tho Congress mine, was in town to-day.
 Judge Moves had the misfortune to fall from a ladder on which he was working. few days ago, and is nov laid up for repairs.
 N. B. Booth, a special timber agsn t, to take the place of E. 0. Hernady, who forwarded his rcsig nation to tho de- partment iew weeks ago, came in on yes:erday's train.
 The funeral of the late Charles w. Beach took place at { o'cl0cS this after noon from the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. More. and was largely at tended by our citizens. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. q. l.. Pearson. Interment was in the city cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter C. Bates went out to walnut Grove this morning. They expect to be absent about four days, during which time they will visit the big lake and the lower dam of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, and return by way of stanton and tho Marcus mine.
 Ed. s. Wright, during the absence of Wm. Wilkerson, has been discharging the duties of clerk of the court, and city recorder, to the entire satisfaction of the court, the city council, and all parties concerned. Ed. Is a competent and faithful young man, and in addi- ton is very courteous and obliginE to all persons having business with either of the above offices.
 Col. A. M. Britton, of Fort Worth, Texas, one of the directors of the Ky land Gold Mining Company. acccmpa- nied by Messrs. Geo. A. Villeie and J. R. Picton, of New Orleans, have Jus. returned from an inspection of the above property, and are we'll pleased with the progress of the work st the mines. The company are developing true 6ssure vein, over 6,OOO feet in length, with an average width of seven feet. They have Q 2O-stamp mill at work, and have ordered another 70 stamp mill from San Francisco. which they expect to have working within 60 days. Messrs. Picton and Villere are representing the New Orleans share holders, in which city about one-fourth ol the stock ;s heii KIT. rsetou is special correspondent of the New Or leans City Item.
 petition to President Harrison ask- ing for the appointment 0l George E. Brown ss United States Marshal for this territory has been in circulation asro today. and is Tecvi,s1s s:..c .isua- ture Of every ? An to whom 1t was pre- n.s,s. Ar. Brown has lived in Ari- zoua for great many years, has besE- honest in all hs deshnEz- -, - ,., ... ,i-- ,s "lth ma Iei- l low men. .s = - the true blue renub- 1 lcans who believes in repuhlicanism 1 from principle. and stands up for ms 1 paIty under all circumstances, and who ] never ieiis to take an active interest in
 working for its success. As 1t Is gen ! e.-i!;r- co.. ..,.i-ll :...-., stu4,nvsn AU4ons
 Is entitled to this ap. ointment, FEesi- 1 deat Harrison can Iuake no mistake ID , appointing Mr. Brown so the po-.l.aa. Mir. Brown is at present trusted deputy of Sheriff O'Neill, and is pecu-
 liarly qualified to fill the position of | IYr;,ad Statos Marshal