Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07

.se.nts for city water were
 samerous yesterday and today.
 E. Biedler, one of the Vr-
 Eald Mining company, is in
 to the wife of W. H, Dick
 Skull valley, November 2s,
 ,ee Pierce, aged F years, died
 Jet fever, at Congress, Sunday,
 sber 2.
 H. Campbell, the Mohave
 mining man, came in on last
 y's train.
 ,k Andrews has bought the
 mith shop at Merritt's stable,
 l take charge tomorrow.
 new members of the board of
 isors have decided on the ap- @ent of C. II. Akers for clerk of Bard.
 time of the district court has eeupied all day in the trial R. Nav. charged with the mur-
 Tom West.
 Ator Kelly of the Solomonville ,iu. is a candidate for the po- s of sergeant-at-arms of one n ofthe next legislature.
 sather prophet who has been liing the moon says We may
 snow storm next Saturday
 The moon will be full on irht, and he argues that the suence will be a snow storm.
 ls H. Bates came in from the st n ght, and left this morn
 the Rich Hill Placer Com
 works at Stanton. He was lpanied by B. T. Cable, of the island railroad company. and o. $. Duncan, of London.
 Hon. E. Burk Grub recounts Dscs mber number of the
 American Review, the histo- he remarkable fight that was ly made against corruption at ils in New Jersey. The arti- entitled "A Campaign for Bal 2eiorm." t racers, Morris and Quirk, are led for a Si,000 race to be run 1 iornia, December 10. Morris | ;th the Prescott hose team at ! Ibuquerque far, and in a 75- l ace for S5.000 beat Quirk and 1 aids record.
 sentiment in the southern l f Pima county is very strong | x of division of Pima coun- l is not based upoa any an- |ssn to any other portion of anty but upon what is prac- | right and justice. ftis a tax | sst number of poor but ener- 1 ettlers and citizens generally 1 ompelled to travel long dis
 to reach the county seat as B and witnesses and entails a ssa that many cannot afford.- es Herald. is Mel, special agent and ad- | of the Etna Insurance com | arrived on last nights train zA for Jerome this morning to | ksAe losses for all the compa- z 1Folved. During his visit 1 se will, under instructions. | bake an investigation of the 0it water supply, the insurance ! anies having become some alarmed at the condition of | which existed at the fire on I Nontezuma stree. in Sept >n- cott was honored last even z the arrival of 5. T. Cable of 2 RJ. X P. railroad company. | able had already 3 national hiion from his connection ! Ae of the greatest railway Hs in the country, but became Fsaminent during the recent =aSn, from his being in charge
 western branch of the na- democratie committee. with Uarters at Chicago, and it was Argely to his active manage q the campaign in the west Illinois aad Wisconsin gave electoral votes to Cleveland, bat Michigan gave a portion selectorai vote to him.
 sslegram from Bowie, dated aber 26, says that two of band, while driving off horses two miles of that place, shot cowboy named Ashley, who and reported. Within less asf an hour several citizens . on the trail, aud the look fom the httel ruof could see Indians riding up the valley | De posse on their trail about minutes behind them. The IS crossed over a ridge and doubled back on their trail made dust for Copper Greek n opposite this place. The Is still in pursuit at i p. III. posse was fifteen minutes be- iaem when they disappeared { canyon.
 ie alarm was sounded this af- | aa about half past two for a the residence of NIT. and Mrs. aabeIger on north Montezuma
 A dense volume uf smoke ] =eofing out from the roof when lscoyered, but very little blaze i aotleeable. The department | aded promptly and for he first l II fire for some time a good 1 'a of water was obtained, and | aung a hole in the end of the l the fire was extingsished at any serious damage. The 1 als of the house were however damaged by water, the loss '.'er being upwards of Sl,o00. 1 ''e originated from a defective the kitchen and Mr. Shanna- I had just procured brick and 70 rebuild it and when the fire out was up town to secure 70 do the work. They had no 'alee