Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-16
TUESDAYS DAILY.

TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Sick Headachei BeEoHAM' PILI
 will relieve.
 Born, in England, October 22.
 1892, to the wife of W. E. PedIey, a son.
 The $. F., P. X P Company hold
 their first annual meeting in Pres
 colt tomorrow.
 Mrs. Carleton, sister of John
 Chart, has arrived in Prescott from
 Oakland, California,
 The reservoir on the hill has over
 foot of water in It. The snow
 storIn of week ago did some good,
 anyhow.
 Miss Agnes Conlon, charming young lady of this city, has accepted
 clerical position in the store of b. J. sullivan X Go.
 A petition for an ossler of sale of the personal effects of the late Car rle Black has been filed with the probate judge.
 k. H. Oliver, of Copper Basin, an authority on election matters, and particularly so on the Australian system, Is visiting the town today.
 Rev. F. Lyman Hood, of Albu- qusrqne, who has been visiting Prescott for several days returned to his home on this mornings train.
 The permanent survey of the s. F., r. A F. railway from Ash Fork to Prescott has been finished. a q shows the distance to be fraction less than 60 miles.
 The Prescott orchestra will give ! dance at the opera house next Friday evening. Friends of the boys are invited to be present, and a general invitation Is extended.
 W. |. Foster. who has been ex- pected to arrive from the east for several days, retraced his steps on learning of the election of Cleye- land. It Is needless to state he is after an appointment.
 4. E. Dodge, of San Francisco. is at the Burke. He is an old-time Pacific Coast miner, and goes to the Hills de to accept a responsi- ble position in the management of that property.
 In the district court today Will fam Mitchell obtained q judgment of S5, ,223i6 against F. II. and F.. K. Witherell. Richard DeKuhn was allowed statutory time in which to plead on aggravated battery ease.
 The wind is playing havoc wi.h the snow on the peaks of the San Fra cisco mountain. People who have passed near enough to witness il declare there has been a success sion of veritable cyclones there dur ing the past week, presenting a grand spectacle. Sun.
 The smelter at Copper Basin was started up yesterday and a carload oi copper matte wili be run through while sufficient water is on hand. An immense amount of ore is on the dumps which only requires q steady supply of water to operate the plant to reduce Into matte and operate the works steadily.
 Francis Beaver, a brother of Os- car, who was shot and killed by Evans and Sontag, the outlaws, passed through Flagstaff Wednes- day on his way to California where he will join in the hunt for mur- derers and try to avenge his broth CTS death.
 G. E. Lawrence, the genial ad- advance agent of the Leopoldt Haley Comedy company, favored us with & call to-day relating with an accompanying cheery smile merry incidents of an adventurous life len route" and painting in glowing colors word picture of the show" whose road he smooths with his own pleasant personality MT. Lawrence is an. old newspaper man and whilom printer, once being with the Boston Herald, previous to his theatrical career. We trust that the hospitable citi- zens of our own bright town wifi extend to him and the merry com pany a cordial welcome. This com pany appear at the opera house for two nights, commencing the2lst.
 The Mining and Engineering Journal has the following concern ing two we'll known mining proper ties situated near Prescott: Seven Stars Mining Company cabled its London agents on date of the 22d of October. Mine looks splendid. Have struck it rich in the lowest level. Ore shipped to smelters in October; up to present, 50 tons, as- says l30 ounces per ton silver, and , ounces per ton gold. Milling ore extracted during the same period POO tons, estimated value, Sl5.0O0." The Lida mine, Prescott, has a tun- nel driven 300 feet and the ledge tapped at depth of 50 feet, the vein showing an ore streak more than two feet wide, averaging s70 per ton in sil CT. The vein carries horn silver, and some rich ore has been accumulated on the dump with over 100 tons of second grade ore.
 Interested parties in the Chart Johnson murder case to be re-tried during the present term of court have selected the scene of the shoot ing over two years ago as the place and this evening after dark as the time when an effort will be made on the part of the defense to disprove the testimony admitted that it was by the flash from shot gun the features of Chart were easily recog- nized by the victim and others. Shot guns heavily loaded with blank cartridges will be again brought into use and the relative positions of the victim and witnesses will be again introduced, in the hope that repeated flashes will fail to discern the features of the person who uses the weapon. Several friends of Chart will ne present to act as prin- cipals, while disinterested ones will act as spectators and witnesses. The positions of everybody connected