Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
.,o.a THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Larry Dugan is in town.

on monday.
 Deputy Sheriff Hickey returned from the Hillside to-day.
 Read advertisement of "Miners Wanted" in this issue.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Palmer came up from the Congress last night.
 E. c. Hornaday and N. B. Booth re- turned from Flagstaff yesterday.
 W. T. Richardson returned to-day from trip to the Mogollon mountains.
 Peter ONeill and Fermin Zan . have filed their O. z. stock brand for record.
 H. E. Moe, of Big Bug, sent his family to Wisconsin, for a visit to rela- tives.
 Wood for sale Stand on your he ad and read w. H. Hatchers advertise ment in this issue.
 Chautauquans will meet Saturday at the residence of Mrs. Harris Baldwin. All members are requested to be present.
 Deputy Sheriff Geo. E. Brown re- turned from the Verde last evening, and left this afternoon for Flagstaff, on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas, Rica-.iiLan.A - -.vH rrTenuB at their Keystone saloon, on Saturday night, with free lunch. Everybody invited. Read their advertisement.
 Geo. E Brown says that the recent hail storm in the vicinity of the Cien- ega stripped trees of their foliage, while indsntations of the earth made by the hail stones are still visibls.
 Ira Moore, of Walnut Grove, has sent east fer another importation of game chickens. He already has .ne finest lot of game chickens in the ter. ritcry, but thinks he can still improve them.
 The reported discovery of mummies Tn Sonora, Mexico, leads Colonel Jim Chatham, of the Nogales Herald, to express fae suspicion that some of the Zulick "hold-overs" have drifted down that way.
 A Yuma telegram of September 23d says: Frank Wagoner shot J. Fry dead at Agua Calients Spring, last night. Wagoner had been using water from a ditch belonging to Fry, over which dispute arose Wagonsr Is in custody"
 According to the letter reported as having been received from Diamond Jo Reynolds, Phenix holds the key to the railroad situation If her citizens will guarantee the county bonds without waiting for action from Congress, the road will be built.
 Al Mason, formerly of Prescott, has just escaped from the meshes of the law at Pomona, California, accord ing to . Pomona paper, received ct this office. He is the proprietor ef the Palomares hotel in that town, and was accused of selling whisky to his patrons, but was acquitted of the charge.
 A deed from C. A. Bashford to the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias cemetery association, for ten acres of land, for $250, has been filed for record. The ocation of this tract is just north of the city reservoir on the mesa south east of town, the intention of the above orders being to establish . cemetery on 1t.
 Some important changes and im- provements have been made to the Keystone saloon and boarding house. An elegant new sideboard has been placed in the bsrroom, which has also been enlarged NIT. and Mrs. Rice extend an invitation to all to attend the opening on Saturday evening, when they will spread free lunch.
 A special from Globe, says Sergeant James Logan, colored, of troop l., Tenth cavalry. ii the reported chief of the gang who murdered William Elem ing at San Carlos. He has teen ar rested and will be taken to Tucson for trial on the charge of murder. This makes seven arrests, all belonging 10 lhe supposed gang of Molly Maguires. The Phenix Gazette contains the best railroad news yet received. It says mat 6 letter has been received there rom Diamond Joe Reynolds, stating hat Mir. Bullock has agreed to sell the oorescott & Arizona Central railroad to dr R. at price perfectly satisfactory Q the latter. That advantageous ar angsments have been made with the tlantic & Pacific there Is no doubt, | nd nothing now remains but for the eople of Maricopa to guarantee the onds, and work on the road will con- lence. The train has been from two to four | surs late every day since last Satur- y, owing to heavy hsuls of mere han SC. Wednesdays incoming train was [ at Witherelivills while the engine | me to Prescott for fuel and water. hen it reached point about two indred yards south of A. c. Divers | req young heifer belonging 10 D.
 mpbell, which was grazing on the .e of the track, started across 1t, de-
 ing fiat car which was being | he'd ahead of the engine, and kill the animal On the return trip to | scott with the train the engine
 aek a COW, about one hundred yards
 tn of the store, mangling it pretty
 iy, but fortunately did not throw
 engine from the track.
 he Bears Nest mine, Alaska, sold in
 hdon last year for the sum of $l,- iOe0, has proved 10 be absolutely -thless, net trace of metal being nd in the rock, which is not fit even
 paving stones. The purchase was