Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
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l W NN~sO fs '" 0AS frOH
 h.s ranch.
 l New goods iast arrived at Nj. Gold.
 water < Bro 's.
 sher,f o'Nein and W. c. Bashford oame in en to-dsy's train.
 The Q. K. Hose cos pany expect. their new cart next month. Teams arrived to-day iresa Pb.nix with furniture Tor Jake Marks. Ed Ayres, sn old timer, has returned to Globe, after ar absence of i've years. Mrs. D. J Sullivan has gene east to purchase spring goods for their store. Martin Esier received car load cs the celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer to. day.
 Geo ". sines hss applied for letters of administration on the estate et Cath srine HeiiE. deceased.
 P. A. Williams reports four inckss O. snow at his place. four miles ssuth ol town, this morning
 Wm. Tinker. brother of J. q. Tin ker. editor of the Champion, eame in from Flagstaff on to days train. Surerintenien: OeKuhn. Of the Aockinghird mining company, Jeff for Cherry creek this morning.
 W. II. Potts left this morning for Tip Top, Csstie creek and adjoining ccun- try. ca an assessing tour. Jake Nsrks and family win occupy the A ?. Williams residence. recently purchased by " I. Richardson. John Isaac, whs was accidentally kill ] ed in naise st Globe, was B member of White Mountain lodge F. & AM. 1 Two reservation Indians qusrreled over game e' cards on Thursdsy las,, and one cut ths ether with koiIe. J. " Graham, Prescolt's merchant tailor, gives good satisfaction with his work and, as result cf gsol werk, is lep; busy.
 Republicans vill seen he on guard in sll ,he offices in this territory with ene siagle exception they are all resi- dents of tke territory.
 1 Mir. Williams, oi the Verde, left this
 morning. with lead oi scrspers and supplies for the nes ditch there, and { merchsndise fer " S. Head. l The Silver Belt says that San Carlos IS soon to have newspaper. to he called 1 ''rhe Gee String" Charles Coll. hos sital stewart, will sdorn tue editorial : tripod.
 Citizens of Globe gave dance and ] supper to tho brave Lieuenants Wat son and Clarke and saeir gallant com sand. in honcr of their capture of the Iraisn murderers oE Freixhtsr Herbert. W. H. Garland, formerly of this county. has contract on an rlgat ting canal in Utah, which is the largest ia 1 the world. being i45 miles long. a1d 1 when completed will cost over sS,oo0,- coo.
 FsuT horses were stolen last Tuesday night, by h Hans. st Black Rock, twelve miles west of fert Thomas Lieut.. Clarke, Of Fort Tham&s, with 8 detach- meut of soldiers and five Indian scouts trnm San Carlos are, in pursuit sf them.
 Geo. II. Daley, 6 member Of the :;h legislature, owns ranch near Tom Sstoae. The Prospector says it IS extremsly dangerous to ask him | whether figs grew on vines or in the ground like potatoes. He kaows now tbat tely gros on stalks like corn and wear tasseis.
 l N. 5. PrAit, Of she firm Of St. Claire < Pratt, Pheuix, j. NJ Pratt, his brother, and ". J. Cotton, an Examiner correspondent, arrived in Prescott, Wednesday even ng, leaving this morn l ing for Waiau ut Grove. The former i MAS one of the onssittee sent to ex- anime the new Castle creek road into l, this county.
 An exchange says that "the use o' [ nitro-glycerine in cSses of emergency instead of alcohol is recommended by ! an English physician. 4 drop on ihe l tongue rouses q faiating man, and Ii may restore life m the case of apparent death, as irom Growaiag- tt has quick ly relieved head ache. heait pains and
 asthma and strengthened weak pulse. l The poor ediisr was dying, and as the dectsr plsced his esr n the patients
 heart. he sadly mutieres, "Peor fellow Circulation has gone" The editor
 raised h;msel! up and gssped, ri: falsel We have the largest circulation in the ceua,ry.' Then he sank back ueon bic pillow and died with trium,
 phant smile upon his face He ws' ! consistent is the erS.-Ex, ! 4 railroad cend actor. the other day,
 said "a the Albuquerque Des,crat l"The Cshforris travel Is the heaviest have ever kauwn since have been in ] lhe servioe. livery train from the ess; is loaded with tourists on route ;e Pa cisc points. The cut rate may have something to do with this, hat l thini
 advertising is the prime cause Tor thi; 1 westward movement O! people"
 The beard of supervisors held short ss zion to-day, Chairman BshGn and ! Supervisor Goldws,er and the elerl
 being present, at which the bond oI
 A. r. Gibson, as justice oi the peace a'
 Flagstaff, was approved. fse eoad Q pr. Miller, fer the care oi the sick. was
 Alss approved, and W. ". Snyder wa su heEized te expend sn additional sI6 in improving the Black Canoa road.
 Rernsrkabie Rescue.
 Hrs Michae, Curtain, PiAinfeia, III.
 makes ihe sts.ezaegt that sse osug'
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