Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
MoSpAY's DAILY.

MoSpAYs DAILY.
 The clouds seem to be disposed
 to settle the water question.
 Martin Maier's swimming baths
 are great luxury these days.
 Rev. G. l.. Pearson will preach at
 the Methodist church next Sunday. Di. q. w. vickers returned from the Congress mine yesterday. A special train was sent out yes
 terday to repair the telegraph line This section has been visited by
 nice rain showers on Saturday and
 to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Fancher have
 removed from Flagsts ! to Albu-
 querque.
 vigus & Gilman have closed their
 tin shop, on account of partnership differences.
 The assessment in Maricopa coun- | ty this year amounts to over six miiiiOns or uoliafs.
 Anton Armbruster, a resident oi Holbrook, Arizona, is in town, hay ing just returned from California. Governor Murphy returned to Prescott again yesterday. coming by private convey ance via Congress mine.
 Since May ist, F. NJ. Ayers has shipped 5000 head of cattle from Ash Fork. He has paid about an
 average of Sl4 per head, or SSi,OoO for the lot.
 Yesterdays base ball game re-
 suited in a victory for the Whipple club by a score of II to :. 1t was the best game played on the grounds
 since Memorial day. E. B. Gage, prominent mining man of Tombstone, arrived m Pres colt yesterday in company with
 Governor N. O. Murphy, and F. M. Murphy. superintendent of the Con
 gress mine.
 Thelaw card of Ex-Governor F. A. Tritie will be found in this issue. The governor has associated Senator Stewart of Nevada with him for
 business at Washington. His Pres
 colt office is located in the Otis
 building.
 A. Fl. Moffett, Wm. H. Denny
 Charles Allen. John Harris, John
 Moore. q. W, Shook and Geo. Bar
 rett of Walnut Creek, are in town
 to-day, in obedience to a summons servsd by the shsEiff asking them to 70 jury duty.
 Tho night bloomin g cereus at the reside ece of Mr. and Ars. W. Il aioi s-, son failed to bloom as eA,
 ae $, 2 sight, but will biC l' laiS esealu- Parties desiring u v-'sneas the D. coming of this rare p.aa aill be ws. rome at their resi- de.c- snis evening.
 Phenix papers stat.s- -fhst hay has never been so scarcs ln the Salt River valley at this tims of year as it IS now, and that the p, 'ce has ad- vanced to S4 per ton in 'he field. Just think of hay ApyANcIN1 Co S4 per ton, while in Prescott, only little over loo miles from the Salt river valley, it sells for 80 per ton.
 Rev. Demarest had good au- iience at the Congregational church, last evening. He is quite young man but preached good practical 1 bis audience being pleased with his first appearance. The la lies of the church had the pulpit ! and organ buried beneath a profu- 'ion of flowers at the re-opening of 1 services in the church.
 Frank Cox left on this mornings rain for Los Angeles, California. lnd goes thence to San Francisco to l meet his wife. when they will return O Southern California and spend a CIV weeks at the various resorts here. During his visit to Prescott dr. Cox made many warm friends | Imong our citizens. In addition to | being frst-class lawyer, Mir. Cox is ! genial, whole souied gentleman. ie is prominently talked of as for delegate to congress md if he should succeed in getting be nomination he would give the epublican candidate lively race.
 On accont of conflicting reports n circulation in Phenix in regard O the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix and on account of the keptics there, Frank Meador, on asst Saturday, had double-barreled ,anteen made to order at Sam Hills, md loading one side with fresh vater and the other with snake site antidote, he armed himself with book and left for Ash Fork, O ascertain for himself just how many nien are at work, and what mount of work has been done. It vas his intention to visit every camp md to personally take t',e census of 'very man at work, sD that when he eturns to Phenix he can give an ac- 'urate report as having seen it him- elf.
 The Luke-Bond mining suit which asted thirteen days in the district ,ourt, was terminated on Saturday light about Il o'clock. Frank Cox made the closing argument in his ,sual eloquent style, aud after the of the court were given O the jury the latter body retired md in about fifteen minutes re- turned into court with a verdict in avor of plaintiff. The case has been 'bly conducted on both sides, the pest legal talent in the territory be- ng employed. The plaintiff was by Judge Webster Street and Frank Cox of Phenix and derndon & Hawkins of Prescott, while tho defendants case was man. Iged by Attorney General Herring # Tombstone, Judge Campbell of ohenix and Baldwin and Johnston ,f Prescotf