Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-29
Fsox cuEspAr's DAILY. Oh, but it is warm.

Indigestion. Dizziness. Tax BeEcaAx's PlLLs.
 MT. Staley of the Albuauerqu
 Democrat, is in town.
 Parties should use water sparingl,
 during the dry period.
 | Dr. Butchers wife and two chil.
 dren have arrived here from San
 Diego.
 A pleasant time will be expe
 rienced by all who go to Williams
 on the Fourth.
 Vanilla, Chocolate and Banana
 Ice Cream snd Lemon Ice at Porter
 & Baumaan's this evening.
 Dr. McCandless went out to
 Chino valley yesterday, to investi-
 gate . supposed case of small pox.
 ]. L. Hall is having his Tragic
 meat market, next to the postoffice.
 put in readiness to open on the first. Do not forget to buy a ticket to
 the Dudes ball to be given in
 Prescott the Fourth of July, even if
 you are going to Williams. Yesterday and today have been the warmest of the season and the
 wsrmest for four years. The mer-
 cury ranged very close to the 100 { degree notch.
 There is no doubt that greater
 supply of water is being obtained at the new works than was formerly ob-
 tained, but water even yet is not
 very abundant.
 Mrs. W. Smith of San Fernando. Cal. who has been visiting Mrs. Wm. Dewitt. returned to her home this morning, accompanied by her bright little son, Willie.
 An immense wooden funnel weigh ing 1900 pounds arrived at the depot few days since for the Com mercial mining company. It will be shipped to Copper Basin.
 Prof. and Mrs. L. w. Taylor and Mrs. J. W. Graham and her sister, Miss Grahau,, will leave on to-mor- rows train, for the east. Mrs. Geo. Hartman aud children will also leave for Santa Fe, New Mexico, by the same train.
 A stage driver named Posey. who was entrusted with lot checks 1 from the Hillside, is charged with getting them cashed and appropria- ting them to his own use. He has been arrested, and if convicted will | be but . wilted flower or Posey.
 The settlers on the Algodones have organized an irrigating com pany, filed locations for canals, and | expect to commence the surveying this week. Steam pumps, it is un- will be employed to raise the water from the Colorado river = Yuma Times.
 Judge w. H. McGrew is meeting with good success in [ he sale of the book entitled Columbus and Colum- ,ia. The book is by the joint of James G. Blaine ]. W. Buel, J. c. Ridpath and Ben njamin 3utterworth, all eminent wnters md authors. li
 The JouRNAL-MISER closed its irstmonth of using its new electric 'apor engine last night, and the 'esult has been very satisfactory, in 'act, the expense has been less than me half of what had been estima- cd. A against SEQ per month 'hargeo by shs city for water, tho 'ntire amount oi gasoline used has ,een five gallons, the cost of which vas 2. A saving of SIS per month s pretty good for starter.
 Capt. Murray AeInernay shipped ] magnifieent onyx allar sos to the dasonic Lo1-a at Prescott on Sau~ ,rday. The dressing was done by he prisoner, some of whom are depts in tle art of finishing stone. The captain has done much to ad ertise the sssa. onyx deposits of UT territory through numerous of a similar character lnce he nas been in charge of the una prison.- Yuma Times. c Quite large number of ladies nd gentlemen are preparing to % c 9 Williams to celebrate the Fourth. he fare for the round trip is only g i.5O. The train will leave Prescott 4:D o'clock Monday morning. The g arty will go to Williams to spend P le Fourth, and to Flagstaff on the sl h, leaving the latter place on the ; ; 'gular west bound train, which ar V yes at Prescott Junction at mid ', ight, and it will be met there by V special on the F. x A. c. railroad. u hich wll arrive in Prescott at 8 clock on the morning of the 9th. a, Thomas Buckman was found F lilty by Judge Andrews today of A ooting . bull belonging to s. c. b' ilier in Thompson valley. He to IS fined Si9.70. The evidence dis O osed the fact that the animal was CT ot through the Joins on Sunday oi ening two weeks ago. He was nc agged out into the road on Mon tn y and allowed to remain there in p' 3 helpless condition until Friday VI ening when some of the neighbors ca ded his sufFerings by killing him. p' Jerry Barton is as firm in his re- ;Mt M lblicanism as he is in physical ", w ructure. He has made a bet that ", ", arrison will ha elected or else he sa sa Il saw ten cords of wood on the b sb aza, The loser of the bet is to ' Irchase the wood and after it is' { it goes to the winner. Jerry has tn d this unique proposition from a ra ln and lanky democrat under con- t,' for some time, and it was tn ly after much persistency from his Pa ponent his fidelity to the cause zo ,pped out in "P-a-r-d-ner, I'll go tn ul S-h-ake.' -