Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
TuEspAy's DAILY.

fTeu oalnes was III eo"h wv
 Henry Briot left for Jerome to- day.
 NJ. l.. Roach, of Winslow, is in town.
 For disordered liver try BEECH AM's PILLS.
 Rev. D. Battin of Central Verde is in town.
 The county republican central committee meets tonight.
 A. H. Moifett, of Walnut creek, has filed his stock brand, 1l-bar, for record.
 The Band of Hope will give picnic next Friday in the pines west of Prescott.
 St. Louis proposes to erect two summer gardens, on the roofs of as many fifteen story buildings.
 l. Lyon, the we'll known wool buyer of Flagstaff, has left after a visit of day or two in Prescott.
 Bishop Kcndrick accompanied by his daughter, Miss Bessie, is expect ed to arrive in Prescott tomorrow.
 Joseph Reynolds, nephew of tho late Diamond Jo Reynolds, came in on yesterdays train, from Denver.
 There was a good soaking rain last night. It was worth thousands of dollars to the stock and farming interests.
 4 phenix man recently found s6JODO in ten and twenty dollar gold pieces, while digging among pile of rubbish.
 Major c. W. Vaughn, chief engl- neer of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phenix railroad, has returned from his trip east.
 Mrs. Thomas Anderson, of Will iamson valley, left on this morning s train for Los Angeles, for the bene- fit of her health.
 There was heavy rain in Chfuo valley las. evening, causing a slight wash out on the Prescott x Arizona Central railroad.
 Mrs. Julius Simons, and child ac- companied by her parents Mir. and Mrs. j. W. Harrington arrived Tn Prescott yesterday.
 Hugh Burns has completed the the stone foundation for the court house addition, and bricklayers will commence work tomorrow.
 Wyckoff club meets at the resi- dence of Judge Wells tonight. The gentlemen connected with 1t are re- auested to meet at s o'clock sharp.
 rC. Herndou received telegram
 - " announcing the death of yesterua f her home in Missouri nis mother a. Sac was sixty-ive of heart disease.
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 DSane Merrill, the you. ~,e. kas telligent merchant s' 8efa thst been appointed possm as ter U thrifty mining camp, vice Fred n. Murray, resigned. |
 There was one bloom last night on the night blooming cereus of Mir. md Mrs. W. T. Richardson. There s cluster of four buds which will oe in full bloom tonight.
 F. B. Fowler has brought in some Tery fine specimens of rich copper ore, which he obtained on Cotton 'reek in the Grand Canyon. The lew find is about seyenty-five miles forth of the Atlantic < Pacific rail- oad, aud is said to be very promls- ng.
 Frank Meador has returned from lis tour of inspection of the $. F. ?. & P. railroad. He says that he ound things just as represented in he JOURNAL MINER of Monday. about 00 men being at work. What particularly impressed him however eas the excellent character of work 'eing done. When he returns to 'henix Frank will be able to make a ttfJOtt lo tuS uOuDtIuA I 'homases Of that place. IT you see a woman carrying a og in her arms or leading one by 'lue string you can bet your sweet fife there's henpecked husband at ome, or that she has gone into her hird wonder and is hopelessly l, looked as crotchety old maid. Col. and Mrs. Herring left for California this morning. During their stay of three or four -eeks in Prescott the Colonel and is estimable wife made many warm riends among our people who will e glad to see them in our noun ain town again.
 Judge Webster Street, one of the blest lawyers in Arizona, and with $ one of the most genial gentle lon in the territory, has left for ome via Los Angeles. Judge Street as host of friends in Prescott who i re always glad to accord him , earty welcome here. The partnership differences be- vcen W. w. Vigus and his partner, J !. NJ. Gilman, does not effect the { usiness ill the least, as Mir. Vigus l ontinues work at the old stand. | he partnership machinery, taken ! y his partner, will be replaced U oon by other machinery. Total valuation on assessment rol ! [ Yavapai county for 1892, as fixed | y county board of equalization, is 3, 3,Si3,S55.66; valuation for 1891 was l 5, ,9S3, ,24679, showing loss of Sl69,- r 3l.l3. The loss is on cattle, on ac- . ount of the great number lost last o inter, while the assessment is Sl 40 G CT head lower than last year.