Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Read notice of a missing man in this issue.
 The band gave a concert on the plaza last night.
 Don't fool with indigestion. Take BEEcHAMs PrLLs.
 Target practice at Whipple closed yesterday for the season.
 F. NJ. Murphy left for the Con gress mine this afternoon.
 Gus Heyman, the jolly K. O. T. G., came m on yesterdays train.
 James Taylor was made citizen yesterday in the district court.
 Henry Briot, of Tip Top, is enjoy ing the refreshing air of Prescott. John Sorg returned yesterday from a two months outing in Cali fornia.
 Three bridges have been com pleted on the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phenix railroad.
 w. H. Arnohld, the old undertaken formerly of Prescott, has been taken to a soldiers home.
 Several Indies and gentlemen from Prescott attended the concert at Whipple last evening
 Ira Moore came in today from Ash Fork, where he delivered a lot of steers for shipment.
 The county republican central committee will meet at r. M. Mur- pay s office next Tuesday evening.
 Sub-Contractor \. C. Morse has removed his camp, near the Verde river, within two miles of Chino valley.
 The mass meeting called for last evening was postponed on account of the jury in the Luke Bond case occupying the court room.
 The board of supervisors yester- day allowed bill to E. K. Otey for Sl0 as justice fees aud one to W. H. Hummer for road work for S39,5o.
 Mrs. c. R. Williams, of San Diego, arrived in Prescott yesterday, to join her husband, who has been en- toying our salubrious clima ate and pure mountain air for several weeks.
 A water train on the A. & P. rail road went through burned bridge on Monday, near Ludlow, Califor- nia, killing the fireman and serious ly injuiing the engineer.
 The following are some of the large mining assessments of Yava- pal county: Congress Gold and Silver Mining Co.,, S52,005; United Verde Copper Co.,, Sl0l,9SO; Com mercial Mining O., Si36.514.
 Miss Maud Thomas, of London, one of the principal owners of the Canada de Gro mines, near Tucson, arrived in Prescott yesterday in company with Captain Burgess.
 Mercer Otey, the insurance agent, is quoted as having made an exami nation of the water supply and finds that It is adequathe for fire pur- poses.
 c. B. Elliott received a telegram yesterday announcing the death of his eight months old child, which occurred at the home of his mother at Shelbyvilie, Indiana. Mir. Elliott lost his wife last fall.
 
 Justice H. T. Andrews says that heavy shipments os ;nater,alfor the Santa Fe,- Prescott X Phenix rail road are being received at Ash Fork now. Work is in progress on the construction of bridges.
 Gus Meyer has sold his Fashion barber shop to Kastner x brown, and in company with J. Friend, his associate, will leave tomorrow Tor Montana his old stamping ground, to engage in mining.
 Fl. T. Andrews, who returned from Ash Fork yesterday. states that during the first two days of this week over l 100 he ad of cattle were shipped from that point, Some of them were shipped to Kansas and the balance to Cali fornia.
 We are informed by F. A. Trltie, president of the Tritle Water Com pany. that at some hour between I o'clock yesterday and daylight this morning an opening was made m the dam, recently built by bim, and the water permitted to escape. He also states that the person or per sons so disturbing the dam IS amenable under the law, and sub ject to imprisonment in the peni,- tententiary, as the water so stored, he alleges was for use at the govern ment military reservation, the dam l being located on land owned by the company, the corporation being or ganized under the laws of the Uni- ted States and Arizona territory. .sThank Sou,"
 Is what Mrs. Paisley, of New6urS, N V always says to Hoods Sarsa-