Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-23
MoSDAY's DAILr.
 Attend the performance tonight.

MONDAYS DAlLi'
 Attend the performance tonight.
 Purchase ticket for to-night's performance.
 Treasurer Oliver has returned from the south.
 Col. X. 0. Brodie and Robt. Brow returned today from the south.
 Ed. Mercy reached Prescott today from the Mogollons, where he killed 32 head of deer on a recent hunt.
 The Chautauqus circle will meet at the resi,ivEce of Mrs. Harris Baldwin on Tuesday Nov. 22 at 2 o'clock.
 A telegram was received today announcing the serious illness at Lynn, Mass. of Frank Tritle. a son of ex-Governor r. A. Tritle.
 Prescott Is on the eve of sanita- " boom. the city water committe having at last succeeded in boring to the lower regions where pure sulphur water has been struck.
 Yesterdays gun club score stood: Morin i6. Aiken l6, Porter 10, Stewart 10. B. NJ. Goldwater 3, II Goldwater ,. Nancy 8. In shooting od the tie for first place, Morin won.
 The Board of Supervisors to-day commenced the official count of votes cast al the recent election. They will not complete their labors until morrow, and the vote re- mains about the same, SO far, as pre- viously announced.
 l.. j. Weber and James Shirly hay. deeded to Baldwin and John son q one half interest ia the Waters and Legal Tender mining claims, situated m Santa Maria district. Consideration sl.
 Thomas Roach, supervisor-elect, arrived yesterday from his home at Turkey creek, travelling on horse back through Crook canyon and other places that now are now en- tirely washed out and impossible to vehicles.
 This will interest Senator Freeze, now of Phenix: The total outodt of crude sugar al the Chino beet factory in San BernardinO county, California, for the season just ended was 7,9O3,5il pounds, on which bounty of over sl50,0O will be paid by the government"
 An experimental run, to demo IT. strate the amount of water in the city well recently bored, is being made. N neither or not a perma- nent supply is to be had, remains to be proven, although the city water dads now claim the indications for a solution of this vexatious prob lem are better now than ever before.
 Councilman Council feels elated over what he thinks is iron and sul- phur water. Imaginative people are invited to go down on Goose Flat and taste the liquid, but they are also warned that the water must not work on their ambition to run for councilman at the next election
 A contract has been entered into by and between the ballard Bros. of Black Canyon, and F. W. Thomp' son of Denver, for the conveyance of the Ss, Robert E. Lee, and Mine raj King claims, for Sl2,000. The payments are to be made at sta ted intervals during a year from date oE filing of the instrument un- til the above amount has been paid
 The Board of Supervisors adyer- tise for proposals to construct 6 wagon road from the Del Pascc pass to Bradshaw Basin. X road to the point designated will afford miners in that section means of wa gon transportation direct to the north. It will however not benefit this section to any great extent from the fact that after leaving the Peck, road has been made to Rig Bug, coming out at Joe Mayer $ which will connect with this pro iected road. If the Turkey creel road ihad been rebuilt, and mad, passable for teams through to th' Peck, a eircuitous route would no have been selected. as Is now thu case with the Mayer route, in orde to reach Prescott. Besides, the pro duet of mines in the section th' new road will undoubtedly benefit will go to some point on the P. X \ C.. probably Verde Junction, whicl is nearer and offers cheaper rate: and better inducements to reaci than Prescott would.