Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-27
N WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

pM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 District court was in session to-
 ohm Lawler went out to the Hill
 this morning.
 }. NJ. Doe, the we'll known attor-
 of Flagstaff, is in town.
 Territorial G. A. R. encampment
 meet in Prescott tomorrow.
 The S. F., P. & P. engineers com
 heed work to-day near Prescott.
 H. Smith, of the Mohave Miner.
 h leave for home in the morning. Dr.. G. F. Thornton and P. L..
 stner have gone to the Yarnell be.
 Another daughter has appeared at
 household of MT. and Mrs. Ben
 bon.
 Dne of the mule teams of the s. F..
 & P. engineer corps left for Ash rk this morning to bring in load camp equipa e.
 Judge Wells will hold a days ses- 6n of court in Flagstaff next Mon N. From there he will go to Stss hns to open court on Wednesday.
 Judge Chas. A. S. Henry. who dis hses justice at Prescott Junction, "a an old soldier, arrived on yester- g's train and will remain until the Sse of the grand army encamp- >nt,
 correspondent at Prescott June n writes as follows: "The little of MT. and Mrs. Burt was badly 7rned while lighting a fire with Al oil. Earl is bright boy and it hoped by his many friends that he III soon recover"
 Donald Downis has spent two hsons in the lecture field. He will Sliver three lectures in Prescott mmencing tomorrow evening. The 2biects of his lectures are Napo- pn, Japan and Ireland, and they
 will be illustrated. Reserved Dts can be had at Aitken's cigar pre.
 Major Ed. Schwartz, department bmmander; J. l.. Ward, post com knder of J. w. Owen post No. 5 I A. R., of Phenix; Charles Eyster, Geo. Hoxworth and J. E Savage, of Flagstaff; arrived to- - to attend the grand army en- 
 od McKinnsn n and Miss Katie $ rphy were married at 9:30 o'clock
 s morning, in the Catholic knrch, in the presence of a number Friends. The bride is sister of Is. Dennis Burke, and the groom a we'll known resident of William
 valley. The JoURNAL-MINER e4- Ids its con gratulations.
 The North American Review
 omises to have, among the con- <nts of its forthcoming May num- er, symposium on The Man or Be platformi by Senator Quay oi (ennsylyania, Senator Vest of Mis- puri. Representative Boutwell, of Elaine, Representative Burrows ol Eichigan, Bepresentatig Wilson ol Nest Virginia, and Representative of Texas.
 1t is said that Gen. D. F. Butler attends to give the tail of the Brit Fh lion an unusually severe wregact b the May number of the Nortf American Review. His article Is oT he present status of the Boring se' suest ion. The same question from hs.S,tner point of view will be treat sd in that number by the Marquis Df Lorne. the former Governor Gen sral of Canada.
 Jack Oswald, a miner, started yes .erday morning for the Boggi mine Re fook passage On the sea H4ss he driver. When near the Bowers ranch. A Agua Fria, he fell from th' seat to the ground and one wheel o Ihs stage passed over his right le; breaking or rather crushing botl bones. He was brought into towl about 3 o'clock in the evening an' bis leg was dressed by Dr. Living ston.
 A private letter received iron Phenix states that Governor Murph has not asked for General Gilis Tt sicnation. lt was thought from tn first that the report was a csnards a ihe little incident in the republlea office seems to have been purely personal matter. If the adjutan general had called on the territoria militia to assist him to settle pel onal grievance then the z rnO would DO doubt have promptly fire him.
 The Castle Creek road has bee completed and stages are now ru twice T week clear through frol PuScott io PheniT on this rout' Heretofore on account ot the ba condition of the road it was nee cessal so take 6 twenty mile horse baC xide To get to Castle creek from tn end. Ed. WaeoHer runs the sta. line between Prescott and Cast Creek and James Bones is agent Prescott. This line has the advaI aga of the other two routes III t heaaiv Of is sconery Inc line ru nv t5e Walnut Grove Jam al .r.s,ls .~-o-l- 'f and h
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