Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-13

TurspaI's DAILY.
 Governor Murphy has returned tt Phenix.
 r.s,ern Star lodge meets tomor TOW night.
 The excursionists returned on thi' .fternooa's train.
 Miss Ida Spaulding is visiting her sister in Flagstaff.
 TG. Norris of Flagstaff arrived on today's train on court business,
 W. H. Thrones condition is re norted slightly changed today fol the better.
 Miss Hattie Futile left today fo, . r;s;t to her former home at Gilroy California.
 William Brownell is believer in Prescott real estate, and to-day nurchased three valuable lots in south Prescott.
 G-C Bollester ct als. have deed sd the Big Bug onyx claims to the Arizona Onyx Compay, for a con siderstion of a.
 col Rogers of the Courier has re- ,urned to his post refreshed in spir- ;ts fron his first railroad trip in sev- eral years
 The thunder and lightning last ,;ght had the old time ring to it and eould only be offset by democratic ratification.
 Sheriff Lowry returned yesterday from trip to Yuma, which place he uys still maintains its reputation as knocking out thermometers.
 Harvey Helm and Ed. Cover have taken of their 4tk of July clothes and gone to the Hassayampa to work on their mining claim.
 The Prescott boys speak hand somely of the treatment they re- ce;yed at Flagstaff. Of Williams hospitality they say: "! "
 Many private displays of fire works vere noticeable last evening. At the residence of Recorder Akers the display was elegant, as was also that at the residence of J. L. Fisher.
 The cyanide process is success. Raports from every camp where ores have been tested, show fattering re- suits. and that it has all the merits claimed for it.
 Ex-Governor Tritle, who usually rises with the sun in the morning, was the first to discover the fire m the courthouse. It is needless to state the whole town was soon aware of it.
 Trains from the west are arriving on time on the A. & F. now and the repairs to the Pecos river bridge will be completed in a day or two when west bound trains will run on sched- ule time also.
 The Toughs received the record st this mornings fire, and did ex- cellent service. The other depart ment teams likewise did clever work, Chief Schuermann is good chief and knows bow to handle the boys and where to place each company Arrivals from Williams say there was a regular chewing" match over the ball game and that the Prescott boys won with q score Of 29- to l1 A. Flagstaff, however Manager Gold. water lost control of his broncos and the game too. Let's keep them in the Prescott pasture hereafter. Billy Mulvenon and Geo. E.. Brown deserve the highest praise for lib. erating imprisoned men in the jail this morning. They are both old time officials of the sheriff's office and their consideration to fellow mortals proves them to be still ir : the ring when duty is to be per formed.
 A telegram from from s. c. Col. lins from Wallace, Idaho, to Sheriff Lowry, stating that there is plenty Of work at that place for good rock miners at three aud a half a day, with request that the telegram be published, was received yesterday Courier. Get move on you, Jim, and ship out special train of them right away.
 Several liberally inclined citizen: of Prescott are talking of getting uT subscription to celebrate the ad vent of the new railroad into thi: city early in the fall. As the fourtl was allowed to pass in silence thi' year without the usual drain on everybody's finances, there should be no hesitancy to fttingly celebrat' an event We have all been anxious to see accomplished.
 Major Lee. chief quartermaster O. the department. who recently visites Mhipple to make an estimate of thu cost of erecting several duilding and the remodeling of others, ex pressed himself in favor of bricl structure and against wood or adobe The former material will probabl, be used with sandstone facings t hnish the appearance of .he build ing. Quarters capable of housing SIX companies and the band will b erected and from this we are led t believe that the post is to be gaI risoned by two additional compa nies to its present strength.
 At a special meeting of stock holders of the Agua Fria Coppe Company held in Prescott toda United States Senator John P. Jone was elected director of the con pany. Since work at the mines w, resumed two years ago a large bod oi silver hearing copper ore has bee developed and the property is high spoken of by mIners who have bee working there. We understand tn; smelting operation will be resume at an early day and the busine pushed under the personal supe vision of President Stoddard.