Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
TuEsDAY's DAILY.

TuEsDAY's DAILY.
 Registration is progressing slowly. E. E. Jack an attache of the Santa Fe company is in town and at the Burke.
 R. c. Brown, of the Tucson En- ,, terprise, left for the Jerome camp l to-day.
 Col. A. o. Brodie came in from the Hillside yesterday, and returns 3 tomorrow.
 Two years ago this month the ,, white metal reached the 120 notch. Now it is down to s2g.
 F. T. Ellwood, of the Hillside company, is paying Prescott visit, being at the Burke.
 Attend the auction sale tomorrow
 at the residence of Mrs. Gordon on
 Cortez street of pot plants.
 l Wm. Pollard and Mrs. A. L. Rick
 ard have filed their stock brands
 with the county recorder
 | A. L. Kicker and L. A. Willard. of
 Cottonwood, were before the land
 officials today proving up on
 homestead claim.
 A mass meeting of republicans of |
 this precinct will probably be held
 to select names to be voted for at the primary election next Saturday. Judge Andrews today added six
 silver dollars to the county treasury,
 tue proceeds received from decora-
 ting human face with Sulliyanic
 blows recently, on Montizuma St.
 w. A. Freeze, he of senatorial mien, returned yesterday to his con stituency in these parts, after an agreeable jaunt to the Pacific and other prominent points of interest.
 While not quite of the dimesions of the Hoffman House of New York, the Hotel Burke nevertheless equals 1t in one accommodation and that is 1t possesses the famed "Hoffman House cigar"
 Contractor Bradbury is making a good progress on grading, and ex T poets to have Gurley street com s pleted in two weeks. He is an old d street grader and will undoubtedly e make good showing. n
 J. s. Cook, overseer for the road b which leads to Williamson valley, vas in town today purchasing i'm V plements with which to repair sev- 8 ,ral washouts by the recent rains to \ he west of town. He report. the tt Burnt ranch hill as badly damaged. al while in Williamson valley, a cloud V ,urst did not wash all the country P way as reported. The damage in l. alter place is but nominal. m
 J. A Park reached town from the ln 'quaw Peak country on the Verde VI VI He brings several m m 'ounds of the lithographic stone IT IT aken from his quarries, which is of sn s etter and finer grain than any hith- u' rto produced from his mines. ia 'ests of this stone recently made how it to be unexcelled for print ,g purposes, and its future value lay be considered by tho high rul- fr' l g prices 1t is now subjected to in hi very market, on account of q scar err ity of the frst-class article. an
 ., on Lute Wilson, who was in town yes mn 'rday from the Senator give. s IT ,rT encouraging report of the pro D. ress or vTort in the tunnel of the i.a euator mine, which will materially bo fect the section as we'll ss mining bs tererts generally along the Has ''9 oo .yamps, when its completion is iected. Yesterday 5iio first favor -, IG indications iu the pvosrevs of a5 O vorSs. ware 'eached by encoun- - ring water and teSlcsse slate at the .l,, a Ss tho tunnel, now .20,'st Get in l,v igth. Among miners these tvC'I .,-- sts arc indicative o1 the mR:a -. lge being near, a fulfillment in ort of the company's ideas in iich thousands of dollars and sey- cor sl months time have been ex- get nded to demonstrate. About An enty men are employed now at 9as n 9 camp. Fro The Board of Supervisors have rsn, ,al tered 55 canvas booths for the "'1, tion in November, which the Aus iian laws calls for. They are 6 oon | in night and f feet in width, nm nm { have desk on which the voter nm nm mako out his ballot. They have aoH 0 ordered the same number of i oSo rnard ballot t-boIes, a new inven- Whl n and especially made for the Wa, war stfalian or any other law. These nas red concerns are of steel, 2l Soo he's Tn length, l3inches deep, and inches wide. They are furnished h but one key, but says the cir Is h ar. When we send this box to resi-, st Virginia or any other south limi
 state, we invariably send TWO to q g. Our supervisors have only feet cred ONE key. Tn.