Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-19
T6rsDAr's DA1Y.

The great register closes tonight. 1 H. Hlauvelt is in town from the
 Bradshaws.
 l Postmaster Archibald returned
 last evening.
 Impaired digestion repaired by
 BEEcHAM's PiLIs.
 Attend the dance at Copper Basin next Friday evening.
 | J. F.'Coyle came in from the H i'll. side yesterday.
 J. Piercy left OF this mornings stage for Phenix where he will re- side in future.
 F. $. McPherson of Engineer Boards party, of the $. F. x P. P. railroad. is in town.
 i The Santa Fe company will short ly put on yestibule train between Chicago and San Diego.
 M. wollenburg was paid yesterday the loss sustained by him by the Montezuma street fire.
 Mrs. J. W. McGowan left yester- day for Central City, Nebraska. to spend the winter with her daughter.
 Four freight trains were laid up at Prescott Junction last night on account of the strike of telegraph l operators.
 The challenge issued by that democratic candidate" through the Courier, was a sort of didn't know it-was- loaded" affair.
 Invitations are out for a social hop to be given by the Prescott Social Club at the opera house on the evening of October, p.
 E. Chamberlain, Chicago, ]. J. Kenon, San Francisco, k. Y. Ander- son, Denver, c. A. Mead, Santa Ana. Cal. and D. C. Thorne, Santa Maria are registered at Hotel Burke.
 To-day's train failed 10 bring in any mail or express owing to the strike of telegraph operators on the Santa Fe system, winch has resulted a general tie up of trains all along the route.
 An exchange says there is no ex-. cuse for any man to appear in so- eiety with grizzly bear since the Introduction of Dyeem Blacks hair dye. It was probably intended that the compositor should have added d to the bear making it read beard.
 Walter G. Scott, an ex-typo of this office, but more recently lawyer of St. Johns, seems to have dropped the law business, judging from the following item taken from the St. Johns Herald: "Walter G. Scott is fitting up the room formerly oc- cupied by him as an office, where one can get liquid as we'll as solid refreshments for the inner man."
 Alex Thompson the we'll known logger and saw mill man has just completed contract with the Com mercial Mining Company at Copper Basin and left this morning for Hill side to figure on contract for 100000 feet of lumber for that camp. Mir. Thompson is rustler and needs no bonds to require the fu!fllment of contract taken by bira,
 The grand jury at Flagstaff rounded up the sherifrs office in words as follows, to wit: I've also investigated the jail delivery and found that through the cunningness ol the inmates to lure, and through a certain weakness of the warden to accept, the inmates escaped, and therefore We would recommend in the future that the Sheriff appoint more competent officers to have charge ofthe jail and prisoners"
 The Senator school, Mrs. Scheidt, teacher, will give an entertainment on the evening of the Fist. Exer- cises will consist of the official pro gramme in part followed by tab leaux of Columbus before Isa- belle." Landing of Columbus" Columbus return" addresses reel tation music and an American can tata, followed by refreshments and dancing. Schools and friends are invited to be present.
 A boy about nineteen or twenty years old is reported to have lost | over S70 yesterday shooting craps. 1t is stated that on being challenged | by the dealer of the game as to his age, he represented himself as be- ing over twenty-one. Our contsm- porary reports "a young man of sev- enteen years who arrived in Pres colt day before yesterday from Jerome, called at the Courier office last evening and stated that he was held up few minutes past seven o'clock and robbed of S75 in gold" The amounts lost by the young man respectively being so nearly alike and their ages corresponding -so | nearly has raised the suspicion in | the minds of many that they were one and the same individual. Be | this true or not, no clew has yet been | obtained of the alleged highway men,