Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-30

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 N. Ct Stewart came in sSstusday from Flagstaff. liA}El
 J. A. Brown, presidenti of the u n- ion club at Jerorne is in town.
 John Brown, a prominent resident of the Agua Fra valley, IS in town.
 Wales Arnold came in yesterday from his home in the Verde valley.
 E. M. Doe and E. E. .Euinwood, of FlagstaG, srrKed on Saturdays , train. AN
 ". T. Richardson is an aspirant for the position of receiver of the land office.
 The net profits of the Harqu Hala mines for October arc reported to have been &0,000, s..laaissssa .,e,s ssi
 The change of time on the P. & A. c took effect .to7dsy, ithe train leaving at 9 o'clock. 4. \. .sH @
 The Tombstone, Prospeotors says that all the troops fnW " the field against the "Ridv hssenb<sn calls ed in. .4a
 Con OKeefe, one of the victims of the Jerome fire, is in townpA He says that he will rebuild and reopen his place. . 4e.'-"" Ie d. : a.
 Hubert Mulvenon of Prescott Junction came in yesterday to at tend the trial of K. B. May, being subpoenaed as 8 witness in the case.
 G. O. Wager, justice of the peace elect of Tip Top, filed his bond for record to-day, being the first of the newly elected officers to do so.
 A. O. Brodie, recorder-elect, and Thomas Roach, supervisor-elect, have filed their bonds with the clerk of the board of supervisors for ap- proval.
 J. B. Hoover came in from Jerome on Saturdays stage. He says that his firm win reopen business again at Jerome as soon as the loss from the recent fire is adjusted.
 Neither the comet nor the mete- oric display promised for Saturday or Sunday night put in an appear ance. There was quite . brilliant display of meteors on Friday night.
 Major G. w. Vaughn, chief engi- neer of the s. F.. P. x P. railroad, left by private conveyance for the end of the track this afternoon. Thence he will go by train to Ash Fork.
 Part of the material for the new telegraph line of the $. F., P. X F. X P. railroad has arrived at Ash Fork and the work of constructing the line will be commenced at once.
 MT. and Mrs. N. E. Bowers left this morning for San Francisco to spend the winter. During their ab- sence their residence ia West Pres colt will be occupied by Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Swan.
 Miss Sarah Herring, daughter of Attorney General and Mrs. Wm. Herring of Tombstone, has been ad- mitted to the practice of law, being the first lady admitted to the prac- tice of law in this territory. Miss Herring is spoken of as one of the brightest young ladies in Arizona.
 M. E. Morin led the score at yes terday's shoot of the gun club, by killing IS birds out of "a possible twenty. He also tied the record on straights by killing IA without single miss. The following is the score: Morin IS, Porter Is, Marks 13, Waite l3, Aiken IF, H. Goldwater 5, B. M. Goldwaser i.
 At the meeting of Axtlan lodge F. & A. M. on Saturday night the following officers were elected: s. E. Bright, W. M.; N. Levy, s. w.; J. c. Herndon, J. w.; D. Levy, treasurer; R. N. Fredericks, secre- tary. Installation will take place on the 27th of December, which is St. Johns day.
 J. w. Dougherty has moved the we'll boring outfit to the lot in the rear of the old blacksmith shop on Cortez street where . we'll was sunk . few years ago to test the machin- cry. This old we'll was filled up with cans and other debris by boys after it was bored and it is Mr. Dougherty's intention to clean l. out for use.
 The arrivals at Hotel Burke on Saturday and Sunday were as fol- lows: W G Stewart, E NJ Doe, Flagstaff; Con OKeefe, Dave Corners, J B Hoover, Jerome; w G Woods, Nj Coblentz, w F Little, San Francisco; Jim Hit, B Johnson, Ash Fork; J E Floyd, Joe Mayer, Big Bug; Geo W Whiting, Stod- dard; D c Thorne, Santa Maria; J s Best, Denver: Fl P Mulvenon, Seligman; J Abernathy, Ash Fork; A H Buck. St Joseph, Mo-; E E Ellinwood, Flagstaff; s Nose, City.
 To-day, the main, and trolly wires of the electric car line were swung for a distance of over half mile through the principal part of the city. Any question about tho completion of the line is now thing of the past and in few days we will discard the suburban sys- tenn of mule locomotion and take upon ourselves the ways of city. The work is being done under the Sherman franchise and will be push ed to completion at once.-Phenix Herald.
 F. M. Murphy, secretary of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix rail road, is expected home from the east tomorrow. He will be accompa- nied by D. B. Robinson, president of the s. F., P. &. P. K. R., E. M. Dickey, administrator of the estate of the late Diamond Jo Reynolds, D. M. Ferry, the millionaire seed man of Detroit, Michigan, and four other gentlemen whose names were not learned. The party will travel in a special car and will take run down over the eighteen miles of completed track of the $. F., P. & F. railroad en route. Mrs. Murphy will remain in Detroit until the re- turn of her husband east again.
 W. c. Flint, who came in on Sat urday from his mining property on ~~..Iok .t ,S o. b ~t a n ob,,uH a pf