Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Wednesdays Edition

NJ. Mcdonald of Turkey creek is ir town.
 F. M. Murphy went out to Del Pasc. today.
 The sampling Works will start up on
 Friday again.
 J. W. Green, the Agua Fria ho rs, | trainer, is in town.
 f Cuver's teams came in yesterday with Congress ore.
 Mrs. Kendall has returned from her visit to the Senator camp. The Teughs had . jolly time at their monthly meeting last night. Coles A. Bashford and J. II. Hsmil- ton of Peoples valley are in town.
 G. W. Sines received five barrels of
 whiskey yesterday for the Saxerac.
 G. J. Rockwell will make his report shortly to the Yavapai Development
 company.
 Blake < Go. are prepared to assay, on short notice, all samples of ore brought them.
 Dr. Kersey makes speciality of treat ing catarrh and diseases of the eye. ear nose aud throat.
 The appointment of c. A. Denny of Walnut creek as deputy sheriff has been filed for record.
 Joseph Campbell. of Alexandra, one of the ioliiest men in Yavapai county, is in town on business.
 An ocean cable between San Fran cisco and Australia via the Sand wich Islands and Samoa is talked of.
 The old Williams House restaurant is being cleaned up and will be reopensd by MT. Thompson of Kingman.
 Frank Raymond. formerly engineer of the P. & A. 0. railroad, is in from the Bradshaw country, where he is engaged in mining.
 Henry Goldwatcr, Dr. Waite, A. c. Fred Tritia and Harry Hewlett are down at Walnut Grove on 2 pleasure trip.
 Booths Baxoo was mistaken in Senator Hardy when it thought he would make reply to personal abuse and villifcstion.
 The sale of the military telegraph line to Phenix has been postponed. l There were . number of persons ready | lo bid on it today.
 Smelling men. producers of dry ores and Mexicsns object to tho duty on lead, while American lead producers think it is jus, the thing.
 s. B. Hibbey, general manager of the Arizona Sandstone company of. Flag ,tat, and k. w Bell, bookkeeper for Daggs brothers, have been in town on business Ut the land office. >'.>.:.< ..:..
 J. R. Listcn has sjust completed run ,f 10 tons of ore from his Old Reliable nine. in the Del Pasco naili, realizing 'S0O in the clean up. Mir. Liston has plenty of this kind of ore in his mine.
 c. M. Clark's sprainsd ankle is get ing better. This information IS given y special request of MT. Clark for he benefit of his l.O0l irisnds who daily alute him with, "CIark,. how's your lnkle."
 s. J. Cook made satisfactory run on ore from w. c. Flint's ,roup of mines in Maple Guieh.- He las the mill in good condition and ,lsnty of ore and only lacks a water upply st present.
 Wm. Murphy's team, attached to . broke loose from it's moor ngs in front of Bashfsrd & Burmister's esterday evening and made q 2sI0 ash round on Cortex street, bringing ID against J K. Msson's office One 1 the horses was slightly injured.
 Tsang, the Chinese vice consul at an Francisco, is accused ot embedding 300, 900 of the indemnity fund. paid by ais government for the Chinese riots. Ie is just now engaged iu making res- tuition, preparatory to being recalled | {; , his native country to be. bchesded. mould he fail to return to have his ! cad chopped of, all the Tsangs in the hinese empire would be imprisoned nd eventually be beheaded.
 Last evening was the ssmi-annual ! 'eeting of Mechanic II. and l.. Co. No. |
 when the election of officers took lace as follows: President, George rhuerman; vice president, D. WI secretary. F. II. -Grassley;;i :, W. F.. Ian grshe; foreman. !. E. Johnson; lst assistant foreman, it . w. Prichett; 2d assistant foreman. Ia ,hn Fitch; stewart, E. H. Cirassley. | { he Hooks propose to make things rely around their quarters this Il. They also intend to do some lad y IT practice and probably by the next 5