Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-19
MoSpAr,s DAILY.

MONDAYS DAILY. 6
 H. N. Palmer is in from Stanton H. J. Allen, of Jerome, is in town to-day.
 Col. Wm. Christie, territori al treasurer. has returned to Phenix from his trip east.
 Col. H. A. Bigelow has gone to Phenix to reside.
 Judge E.. W. Wells returned on Saturday, train from holding court in Flagtaff.
 The roan harse attached to Jose ph Roberts delivery cart ran away this morning, breaking the cart some what.
 G. G. Henderson, of Howells, was in town to-day. He says that the republican candidates held an en- thusiastic meeting there last Friday night.
 There will be a dance and supper per given tomorrow. Tuesday night, at Frank kuehne's old store, near the Howell shelter, on Lynx crock, to which everybody is invited.
 Jim Stewart, formerly with the r. X X. C., is on the sub list of this pa per today as typo. Jim is au all round good follow aud nanipulates the silent messages with the same degree of accuracy that he runs a railroad office.
 A scayenger cart will be started by the city tomorrow. Business men are requested to have all offal around their places collected and it will be removed. by the city scavenger. Garbage from private residences will also be removed on application.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks returned last night from visit to the Rich Hill Placer company's plant near Stanton. The Bucyrus plant was started during his visit there and worked satisfactorily. A similar plant will probably be put in on the Lynx creek placer claims.
 Dr. NJ. F. Losey arrived on Satur- days train and is stopping at the Bellevue hotel. He will remain here for about week during which time parties desiring his services can have an opportunity of consulting him. Dr. Losey has been very successful in his special practice in Prescott.
 The Williams News reports a S5.OO0-6re in that town few days ago. The fire originated in two story house, the property of Wm. Nellis. This house was destroyed. The residence of F. R. Nellis also caught fire, but was extingushed before much damage res.-lted. The property was fully insured.
 The republican candidates spent last night in Prescott, and left again to-day for the country pre- cincts to button-ttole voters. They were in excellent spirits on their return yesterday from their last trip, stating that the outlook for the success of the entire ticket is 
 The funeral of the little son of MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Martin took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence. The little one was followed to its last resting place in the K. of F. cemetery by large con- course of sorrowing relatives and friends of the young couple who are called upon to mourn the loss of their first born child.
 The report published few days ago of Lou Kortman having killed a man in Watertown, N. Y., turns out to be canard. Letters received at Whipple since the date of the tragedy make no mention of 1t, while the source from which the news was first received is the practical joker of the 9th. If Kort- l man had killed baseball umpire pr "shot out" the eye of saloon man the report might have been put 1own as reliable.
 Levia Agnes Baker, grand daugh- .er of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. T. Baker, lied yesterday afternoon, October l 18th after an illness of only four ! lays. The deceased was an excep- | .ionally bright and interesting lit .le girl and her death will be 1 by all who knew her and by her young school mates among whom she was an | favorite. The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of the Tn their bereavement. The funeral will take place tomor- .ow, Tuesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock | rom the residence of her grand | parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. T. Baker | ,n South Montezuma street. Friends | md acquaintsnces are respectfully | invited.
 A letter was received at Whipple | ,n Saturday stating that the report | ,f Lou Kortman having killed a nan at Watertown, New York, was without foundation. There seems % be very able bodied liar station d at either Whipple Barracks or Madison Barracks, New York, we do ,ot know which, as this is the second | malicious falsehood put in circula 1 ion about Lou Kortman. 1t will | De a source of qualification to the many friends of the latter to know hat he has had no trouble of the | Sind reported. It would no doubt