Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15

hOt oboA oe Suo OPcGa A1ousc tonight.
 BrEcHAM's P1Ls sell we'll because they cure.
 Buildings at 6 bargain. See R. N. Fredericks.
 D. c. Thorne has returned from the Santa Maria country.
 Read R. \. FredericRs notice of buildings for sale.
 See R. N. Fredericks new adver- tisement building for sale.
 s. c. Miller loaded up two teams this morning tsr the Hillside mine.
 The town clock took rest this morning, commencing at 3 o'clock a. m.
 Erwin Baer has moved his photo graph gallery to the east side of the plaza.
 Chief of Police Pagan and Police Judge Ling are doing good service for the city.
 G. W. Hull, of Jerome. has filed his oath and bond as notary public for record,
 On account of last nights accident the train did not get away to-day until noon.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild netted $l25 at their concert on Thursday evening.
 The weather cleared up again last evening and there was heavy frost on the ground this morning.
 4 man named Burke was slightly injured at Waters camp yesterday, by some rock falling on him.
 The board of supervisors have under consideration the question of procuring new cells for the jail.
 Chas. Crawford had his leg broken today at Fred. Breeht's blacksmith shop, by being kicked by horse.
 P. l.. kastner, who was thrown of a horse several days ago and in- 1 jured somewhat, is able to be around again.
 4 wedding is announced to take place at Walnut Grove soon, the groom being 67 and the bride 65 1 years old. but don't say anything about it"
 F. NJ. Murphy left on to-day's train for California. He will return in few days accompanied by his wife and Mrs. E. W. Meany and children.
 The Mexican charged with the murder of his companion at Tar nell has not been captured and the deputy in pursuit of him has re- turned.
 E. E. Kirkland, of the recorders office, and Orick Jackson, of the JOURNAL MINER office, went out to Kirkland valley this afternoon for a brief visit.
 Mrs. Nary Bowen is erecting a building 50x35 feet near her resi- dence on Cortez street for use in connection with the county hospi- tai.
 Nj. Windsor and family arrived here few days since from Arkansas with a view of locating here. Mir. Windsor is stone mason by occu- patton.
 J. NJ. Murphy refused to qualify as contractor for furnishing meals to prisoners and M. J. Hickey, being the next lowest bidder, the contract was awarded to him. The price per meal is l7 cents.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Artesian We'll and Water Storage Company have been filed for record. W. O. O'Neil and others are the incorporators.
 Our contemporary contains quite a lengthy reading notice of the Louisiana lottery, this morning with an incidental mention of the JoUR- NAL-MINER and Noah Webster's die tionary thrown in gratuitously.
 A petition is being circulated and numerously signed asking fer the appointment of Harris Baldwin as one of the United States Judges of the territory.
 W. N. Kelly, s. E. Bright and R. N. Fredericks, artitrators between the s. F., P. < P. R. K. Co. and s. c. Miller, in regard to the right of way through the latter's ranch, have sub mitted their award, allowing $l, ,0SS.
 Aiken X Goldwater, lessees of the Prescott Opera House, are to be congratulated on securing the Georgia minstrels, as their perform ance last night seemed to be highly appreciated.
 Morris Pernisky was before Judge Ling this morning charged with depositing rubbish in too close proximity to private residence. He plead guilty and was sentenced to pay ine and costs of prosecu- tion, amounting in all to $4.25.
 The man with the wheel of for tune on the street corner is becom- ing a great eye sore to respectable people. Boys from six years old and upwards are attracted to it and hang around it all the time. 1t is & nuisance that should be abated.
 The engineers office of the s. F., F. X F. railroad company has exc cuted fine blue print map of the territory of Arizona. It shows the entire route of the road from Ash Fork to Phenix, and all the stations and towns along the line.
 When the last nights incoming train had reached point near the Granite creek bridge the engine l jumped the track, followed by two of the cars. The accident was caused by the spreading of the raj Is. The mail, express and passenge IS, the latter including the Georgia Minstrelltroup, were broughtIto town in wagons.
 To-morFow, Quinquagesima, Sun Lay, the services in the Church of the Advent (EpiscopaD will be as follows: Maths and Etany with sermon, at II a. m.; eyensong and sermon at 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school. meets immediately after morning services at about l2 m. No seats