Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
FRom TUEspAY's DAILY.

ROM TUESDAY DAILY,
 And still no rain.
 1 The Chart case was given to the
 jury last evening.
 A railroad to Congress and be-
 yond will soon be built. Isaac Helm is the owner of a horse
 to-day which he won at ratfle. NJ. Goldwater & Bro. have just
 received large stock of furniture.
 Buy a ticket for the Merchants
 Carnival to be given on Friday
 evening.
 Twin daughters were born to the wife of John Ehle. in Skull valley, July l2th.
 Happy and content is home with The Ro- chester" a lamp with the light of the morning. <syeafa4sSss. sSviss Rsskeas- Lspss e. NssS Ys,k
 Elsewhere in this issue, Treasurer Oliver has a redemption notice of all warrants issued up to July 1, 1890.
 A Seven Day Adventist tent has been pitched on the south side of the plaza, from which the gospel will be dispensed daily.
 Sam 4. Hawk, special agent of the general land office, has been sub poenaed to attend the present term | of the United States court.
 Fresh fruit tomorrow morning from Clough's. Peaches, blackber. ries, apples and this years honey. |
 Jyl4tf SAM. DoLIY. |
 Cameron King, formerly of this territory, Is practicing law in San Francisco. He has for partner d brother of Sam Purdy.
 Summers X Weber's saloon at Jerome was robbed of Sl,0OO in money, last night. MT. Weber was sleeping in the building, and the thief entered and took the money from within four feet of his bed.
 Attorneys J. c. Herndon and T. W. Johnston were complimented yes terday afternoon by the presence of number of ladies in the court room .o hear their arguments in the Chart murder trial.
 Sam Flint has met with unparal- eled success with his dancing acad- .my. He has at present about sixty pupils. He gave his first soiree l ast evening. Class meets on Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday even ngs.
 Wm. Graydon was up before Jus ice Andrews, this morning, the lat CT sitting as police judge or city ecorder. The charge was disturb . ng the peace; the verdict was gull T y as charged, and the judgment and 2 entence of the court was four days L n the city jail. n
 Boils and pimples and other affec e ions arising from impure blood I nay appear at this season, when the d blood Is heated. Hoods Sarsapa- u lila removes the cause of these W roubles by purifying, vitalizing, and a nrlching the blood, and at the same r inc II gives strength to the whole l ystem. W Chief of Police Andrews com b lenced bis dog harvest to-day. He . sports a good average crop of un- r, censed CUTS. Dick Jessen has ', cen employed as dog catcher. Mir. | ndrews has collected licenses on II bout fifty canines, and there are a w more owners of dogs who have greed to pay.
 The engineer corps of the s. F.. P. u
 P. railroad left Ash Fork this C orning for the permanent location b the road. A car load of supplies t' 1T the party is also en route and will II rive in Prescott in few days. It rt gins to look as if the bluff of Il hiding north and south railroad ti IS assuming rather large propor- ar )ns. n Hotel Burke arrivals.-Ed Cate, wl Louis; A H Christy. Milwaukee: ca A Rathbun, Matthias Lee. Chicago; N H Witherell, Coyote ranch; A A Jo ore, Poverty ranch; l. Mincer. L D R R, cketts, Copper Basin; Jas A Mac ma land, Middlesbrough, England; I hIe hn Swinburn, Durham, England; H Paul, J V Paul, Tucson; L NJ rner, Camp Verde.
 J. A. Woods has been appointed nager and general agent for Ari- Ia by the Mutual Reserve Fund e Association of New York. cir record of new business since luary first, 1891, to July lst, 1891. nearly thirty million dollars. ich shows the popularity of their Ii, as they give insurance at ut one-half the rate com ed with the old line insurance npanies. They insure on the en- vment ten year distribution n. If