Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-23
TUESDAYS. DAiLy.
 Indigestionl Miserable. Take BEGCHAM's pills.

Indigestionl Miserable. Take BEEcuAas pills.
 J. F. Bruce left to-day for his camp on the new railroad.
 Mrs. E. ]. Austin came in yester- day from Prescott Junction.
 Announcement of candidates for city officers will soon be in order.
 The little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Dutcher Is quite ill with paeu- monla.
 Oar contemporary gravely an uounces that Councilman Cornell washed his hands.
 T. A. Ricard, of the Hillside mine, returned yesterday from business trip 10 California.
 Agent Wood, of the A. X r. rail road at Prescott Junction, came in on yesterdays train.
 Mrs. Alex. Cordiner arrived on yesterdays train from San Diego, to join her husband.
 Hugh Mulyenon will shortly commence the erection of two story hotel at Ash iork.
 The sale of goods at auction on Wednesday should draw large at tendance of bargain seekers.
 Geo. r. Harrington, of the Crown ed King Mining Company, arrived on yesterdays train, from the east.
 JH. Lee returned on yesterdays train, from s two months trip through Southern California and Mexico.
 K. Barrett returned yesterday from a brief trip to San Diego, where he was called by the sickness of his wife.
 R. N. Fredericks. S. l.. Bright and Morris Goldvater have returned from attending the Grand Masonic lodge al Phenix.
 At the recent election W. l.. York was elected justice of the peace at Ash Fork and Frank Burt was elected constable.
 Joe Melvin of the Verde valley is town.
 W. :. Head came in from the Verde to-day.
 Ed F. Green, son of J. W. Green, formerly of this county, is a mem ber of the Leopoldt Haley Comedy Company.
 Al Helm, the mail rider between Prescott and Alexandra Is reported dangerously i'll with typhoid fever, andi not expected to live.
 The reported killing of Captain ]. G. Bourke at San Antonio, Texas, is denied by the agent of the asso- ciated press at that point.
 Two train loads of raisins passed through Prescott Junction on Sun day for the east. They caine from San Diego county, California.
 z. W. Pickrell, in the employ of B. Lantry X Son, arrived from Ash Fork yesterday. to take position at Rhoadamer's camp at Point of Rocks.
 Rev. C. J. Chase. of the Metho- dist church. left yesterday for Cali fornia. He will return about De- cember lst and will be accompanied by his bride.
 Yesterdays train brough. in thirty-fiye passengers, nine of whom reached Prescott Junction on de- layed trains Saturday evening, and remained there over Sunday.
 Charles W. Seidel, representing the Pacific department of the Sanborn Ferris Map company, ar rived on yesterdays train to correct the fire insurance map of Prescott or to make new one as the exi- gencies of the case may require.
 ETMEN AND TIE. MS WANT ED AT FONT OF ROCKS. IN CURE AT CAMP MAR VERDE STATION. B. LANTRY X SONS.
 The gular west bound trains to Los Angeles and sSan Diego are crowded with passengers, and spe- cials are being also run every few days in order to accommodate the heavy travel. The receut cyclones and cold waves in the east have caused a great exodus from that country to the sunny southern Cali | fornia cline.
 The supervisors completed the official count to-day of all the pre- cincts except Alexandra. The re- suit was unchanged from what has been previously reported. The vote between Ross and Roach, for super visor, is very close, Roach only hay ing majority of eight votes, by counting Alexandra which gave him a majority of seventeen. By throwing out this precinct it would elect Ross by majority of nine votes. The two democratic mem bers of the board refuse to count the votes of this precinct, on the very thin pretext that the stubs were not returned along with the ballots cast at the election. The new law does not provide for the return of the ballots or stubs, or either, but both were returned from every precinct but Alexandra, and by using this as a pretext to dis franchise twenty-seven voters 1t gives them chance to defeat the will of the people as expressed at the polls, and hope to seat a demo- cratic supervisor. The board has submitted the question to the dis trict attorney, who will render his l loa;ricn af m o,clnck fn-nnrrnw