Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-08
FRoM TUEsDAr's DAILY.

FRoM TuEsDAY's DAILY.
 . Doctorsi Pshawl Take BEECH
 AA's PILLs.
 , The infant child of Mir. J. s. Jones died to-day.
 By ticket for the band boys ball
 for Friday evening.
 Messrs. Russell and Cooper. of
 Ferguson valley. are in town.
 Messrs. Msssicks, Pedley, and
 Swan, of the Catoctia company.
 were in town to-day.
 4 hotel war Is on and a batch of
 sluggers will be imported for the
 utility of each runner.
 Go and take look at the Cabinet
 tonight and admire the beauties of
 its interior decorations.
 Mrs. J.Q. Stephens and Mrs. Chas. I O'Malley returned yesterday, after
 pleasant weeks visit in William
 son valley.
 The city,council mas ordained that
 "kids", or all boys, under l6 years,
 must be of the streets after 9 o'clock P. m.
 Dr. Pope was called to the Hickey residence last evening to the relief of NJ. J. Hickey. who, 1t is said, sus- tained a serious fracture of the skull yesterday at the depot.
 Lieut. Gurovits and wife arrived at Whipple on today's train. The 1 lieutenant has been on leave for some time, and comes direct to his company from the east.
 Messrs. Raws and Roos, the Eng lish capitalists who have been look ing at Dan O'Boyle's mines on the Hassayampa left for San Francisco yesterday well pleased with the min ersl outlook in this section.
 Keeier's pack train arrived yester- day with 6,0OO pounds of concen- trstes from the Crowned King. He states that much activity is noticed in the Bradshaws, and particularly at the Crowned King camp.
 Probate Judge French has con firmed the sale of property of the estate of John H. Marion, deceased; to F. A. Rogers, known as the | Courier; also the real estate of the | late J. Radjewisky, to bis widow.
 Among the out of town visitors who are members of the grand jury l We notice the following gentlemen; | J. H. Hamilton and John White, of | Peoples valley; Scott Greening, of Stanton; w. G. Wiagfield, of the Verde; A. J. Hudson, of Ash creek.
 The Cabinet has undergone thorough overhauling and will again be thrown open to the public this evening. Messrs. Belcher, Cordiner X Smith are trio of popular boni- faces and their resort bears a de- served popularity wherever known.
 Hattie Fisher and Sadie Archi- bald, who accompanied Pearl Hntehison a year ago to Prescott Junction when the latter departed for the essi, again took this mornings train for the same place to welcome her home. The lIttle misses arrived safely on this tra in. !,
 General McCook will arrive at Whipple next week, being at pres ent engaged in ofiic ial business on the Navajo reservation. Major Lee, chief quartermaster, also will arrive at the same time, and together the various charges in buildings and other government work outlined, will be examined into. sl
 Keeler, who runs pack train to and from the Bradshaws, has chris tened one of his mules Blaine, from he fact that he carries the heaviest | { oad on his back of any mule in being loaded every trip with lot less than 40 pounds, and never I kicks backwards. He also named l mother one of animals Cleveland, I hat carries the water supply for lis Packers,-- presumably on both , shoulders. h The following transactions are on the blotter of the re- orders office to-day: A deed from I lanes Patton to K. Barrett, for I 5000, for mines in Castle Creek dis ( rict. A deed from James Roach to T \. Barret, for S5,000. for mines in t Sastle Creek district. A deed from 0 'eter Ingrain to B. F. Joslin, for n 500, for one-third of the Sazerac d nine and placer claim in Weaver d istrict.
 Officers of the court are busy, this eing particularly so around the n herifrs office. Sheriff Lowry as a :, ule has made good and intelligent .' elections of deputies. In this in \ tance the srduous and careful duties II f under sheriff are ably looked after g ' Hal Cartier, whose long associa- c' on with political life makes him a n enial servant of the people and at cl ne same time credit to Sheriff a ,owry's administration. u From many parties who have ar .s we'd recently from the Santa Maria ', a ountry, We learn that there is con U mystery surrounding and o ttached to the finding of human re- IT lains there recently. The murder, o' } it seems undoubtedly to have st cen, was of recent occurrence. and P ut few weeks must have elapsed to nee it was committed, and not as lonths as was at first supposed. A gid examination should be made ito it by those whose duty it is to 'rret out such acts. There are many n ho will lend their aid voluntarily in th lis matter and who seem to be of i6 ie opinion that to the proper of co cials they can extend some clue. co ------------------------------ ---------------- l,
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