Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-23
FRoM TUEsDAY's DAIrY.

. FRoM TUEsDAY's DAITY. There was another runaway yes terday.
 The Wyckoif club meets tonight at the residence of Prof. Thomas.
 W. 4. Rowe has returned from al
 inspection of the Castle Creek wagor
 road.
 A carpet factory near Boston i.
 weaving special order of carpet for
 the Methodist church.
 1 4 deed has been filed for record
 from J. NJ. Sanford to John Teide-
 man for lots If and l6, block C.
 for $350.
 John Kelly, aged 3s years. died
 yesterday at the residence of F. A..
 Williams after a brief illness. He
 was buried this afternoon from Ran
 dal X Logan's undertaking parlors.
 Reese NJ. Ling, attorney for the Columbia Loan association informed
 the JoURNAL-MINER to-day that his
 association had just completed
 loan in Prescott being the first one
 made here.
 The force of graders on the $. F..
 r. X r. railroad is rapidly growing Tn number. A letter received from there last evening states that over 3O0 hundred men are now at work on the grade.
 The Columbia Building and Loan Association of Denver. Colo rado, has filed certified articles of incorporation with the county re- corder. J. NJ. w. Moore has been appointed agent of the company here, and Reese NJ. Ling is attorney
 CuRrIss, A. T., March 17.-I Special correspondence. l-At ihe primary election held at Curtis. Big Bug precinct, March l5, Wallace Mac gregor was chosen the delegate to represent the above precinct at the county convention at Prescott, | March 29, 1892.
 Messers. Mitchell and Moore to- day negotiated the sale of lots , and z, block ,, East Prescott. to G. A. Swan, for S525. This sale closes out all the lots formerly owned by D. NJ. Martin in the above block, being the ones formerly owned by c. c. Bean.
 The attention of the ladies is directed to the advertisement in this issue of Mesdame Allen & Brown, who have just received large stock of Millinery goods, in- the latest styles in hats and Donnets. Call and examine their stock one door east of the Williams House.
 The railroad news is encouraginy. News concerning Whipple being is favorable. Real estate $ in active demand. Work is plen- lful for laborers and mechanics. Mining news has either gold or liver linin 2, and the prospects gen rally or this section were never so latteri Eg as at present.
 The charge that Judge A. l.. Mor- $ lson, made remark uncomplimen- ary to the Hassayampers. in his 1 beech Saturday night, is rather I when 1t Is known that he ad never before heard the expres- t ion, and after the close of his ad- ( ress inquired what Hassayamper V 'as. The name is peculiar to Ari- y ona and Is not heard of outside the : erritory. d The Welsh tin plate makers have . ut prices until their selling price VI nder the Mckinley duty of S4l per S hort ton IS only II cents per box igher than it was in 1890 and f r ents lower than in 1889. In other ', ords the Welsh manufactures are " aylng the duty to prevent the start F, E of the new tin industry in this | ,untry. This accomplished, their ci rice, of course, would be advanced c; the old monopoly figure. It is Il Dt likely that American tin can be n locked by temporary strategy of f, lis kind.-Ex. n For an ArIzonan not to know G am Drachman is to argue ones self m lknown. MT. Drachman was form W 'ly located in Tucson, and while ;: sltor to the ancient and honora- M e pueblo" might fail to visit the oi d and interesting San Xavier M lurch and other places of interest, M } never failed to visit Sam Drach- Il ans popular place. It was not tn lly popular as being the place to ed cure the choicest brands of cigars. IT 1t by common consent 1t seemed
 be the headquarters for every 'dy. Mir. Drachman has just anged his base of operations to ed henix, where he has opened the ce lest cigar store in the southwest, ch lich will be to Phenix what his th rmer one was to Tucson. The ed hc ,r of this paper was once the re- slr pient of Mir. Drachman's hospi- eV lity and knows whereof he speaks. ue