Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-26

A, j. Robinson, of Curtiss, left for home today.
 Impaired digestion repaired by BEEcHAM's Pms,
 II. F. Banta, of FlagtaH. came in on yesterdays train.
 The public schools will have a holiday tomorrow.
 Attend the dance at Copper Basin tomorrow night.
 Cattle are reported dying in vari- ous parts of the county.
 The great register contains about 2,96o names this year.
 Paul Johns returned yesterday from a visit to San Francisco.
 Tomorrow Is a legal holiday by proclamation of the president.
 The dance tonight is for the benefit of the Prescott orchestra.
 Wales Arnold came in yesterday from his ranch, in the Verde valley.
 The aDnnal meeting notice of the S- F. r. X r. railroad abpears in this issue.
 Born, in Prescott, October Is, 10 the wife of j. ;. Mcdonald, daughter.
 The city delinquent tax list wilt be found in this issue. IL amounts to Sl,026.S3.
 J. H. Campbell, the mining man from Mohave county, left for home this morning.
 A snow storm occurred on tbe San Francisco peaks last Sunday whitening them somewhat.
 Sam Hill has received car load of stoves. The past few days have been good for the stove trade.
 Supervisor Rowe came in from his mining camp this morning 10 at tend the meeting of the board.
 The Athletic Club will meet this evening at their club room under the Odd Follows hall tonight.
 E. Stahl returned yesterday from his trip east. Parties desiring as saying can now be accommodated by him.
 Ex-Governor Thomas Osborne, of Kansas, is visiting in Phenix with his wife for the benefit Of the lat ter's health.
 X letter has been received from C. B. Cage. in which he states that Mrs. Cages health is but very slight ly improved since arriving in the east.
 Postmaster Foster of Lubee, Me, writes that after the Grip, Hoods Sarsaparilla brought him out of a feeble, nervous condition. into com plete strength and health. Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 It transpires that the telegraph strike was the result of joke an operator attempted to play on his manager. The joke lost him his job as we'll as caused the loss of thousands of dollars to the santa Fe company.
 The democratic candidates left this morning for the Yarnell mine. They decided not to enter into ioint dicsussien with the republi- cans. even though one of their num- Der is quoted as having issued a challenge to do so.
 The WyckoiT Club extend cor dial invition to the exercises at the court house, at s o'clock tomorrow, Friday evening. to celebrate the dis coverv of America. The following programme will be given: Chorus, Kelier's American Hymn. Reading of poem by Prof. Gillette. Chorus, To thee O Country, by Eichberg, Address, bv Rev. l.. W. Meany. America, in the singing of which every one is invited to join. Mayor Howard will preside at the meeting.
 From the following item in our contemporary. 1t seems that the re- cent item in the JoURSAL-MTNER m reference to the attempted fraud on the part of the democrats, whereby they hope to carry the election Tn this county is fully understood. It says: "When it comes to attempt ;n1 to defeat the will of the people by raising questions on technicall- ties of law, or taking advantage ol some far-fetched happening Tor political affect. you can count on the republican politician every time.
 live Pinkerton detective has been in town for several days. Instead ol being the blood-thirsty looking lndi- viduaI that we read about in many of the papers, when mention IS made of a Fullerton, he Is real oentlemanly good looking person 1 His mission is not one to suppress -tr;La or a riot, as th9re is nothing of the kind m progress here aho besides he belongs to different branch of the Pinkerton service While of course, he does not pro claim his mission, it IS oi sugh nature that secrecy is impossible If seems that some time since tn' cssbier of loan institution II II Kansas UIty. decided that his heaitL
 ,aaded a change and emigrated t' London. A portion of the assets o ",l;taI of the concern disappeared af the same time. Among the e,d dat ter was something over so'voo II II coupons of Yavapai county railroad bonds. In trying to straighten al ou
 its financial affairs, the othcers wer unable to tell whether payment . Q
 these coupons had been maae ;D . not and it is for the purpose oi t in yestigating the question that pd .n Pinkerton detective is visiting I@ies @ cott and in making such inyes.lse @ tion of course the object of his visi became known.