Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-30
Ur,xrSnay's DuLY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY. The territorial tax levy has gon democratic.
 LIE. Anderson left to-day for tin, Worlds Fair and the east.
 P.L. Kastuer left today for his ola home in Canada, on bushes. and pleasure.
 Sheriff Donahue, of Coconino Sme down from Flagstaff vester day, on official business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Varney Stephens excellent people, have returned hom visit to California. The saloon lettering case" ha, been postponed and will be hear this evening at the court house.
 Mrs. c. II. Akers. an estimahle lady of tljS city, left today for Ontario, California, to be absent some months.
 W. H. Kelly Of Denver, who pays regular visits to ihis section. Gn mining business, arrived yesterday. and Is at the Burke.
 Colonel and Mrs. i. q. Brodie. Mrs M 4. Harion and son John Harlon. returned yes;ertloy from their visit Io Walnut Grove.
 Colin Hmmons, a Denver mining man, and A. FalcS. q Chicago ex- pert, arrived yesterday. They will pay the Johnson mine neac Stanton visit
 The Eaptists have another genial party next Friday e, ming. at which Colonel Wilson will preside. Take il in, there's no danger of.a crisis oVertakIng you.
 In the department riil,. shooting contest now going on at Hort Bay ard. N M. Sergeant Baum lauer of Company A. Whipple Ba .acks has secured the first place Q the pre- iminary practice.
 The many admirers of Miss Cora Forbes regret her depart ire from this city to the Yarnell. ,.here she has taken position as brokkeeper Tor the Virginia Gold Min lg Com Peay. Francis J. Heney it is sad has. or bill catch on to the vacant iudge- ship in Arizona. What a nice pill 1 his will be for Arizona to gulp 1 aOwn again.
 An old time row took pace last i bight between soldiers and civilians. i ree silver expressions were in- ! Iulged in principally. The ratio l etweD the two elements was not | sturbed. however.
 Hon. 4. W. Calleu. "Old Grizzly" again among us, arriving on last lights train. Mir. Callen comes to box after his interests in this sec On, and 1t Is said he will start his lacerita camp up again.
 W. (. Queen, an excellent me anlcal engineer, has coma out on in a rough and tum ole fight lth our gasoline engine. He IS dandy in his line. and knows how prescribe for a sick machine. The Baptists have . special meet g on Friday next. Pastor Joseph bale lectures on Charles Hadden Purgeon. His Life and Labors. is Wit and Humor" Col. J.F. ilson presides at $ o'clock. \. J. Hernion Missouri cattle en, IS visiting this section. and his autograph on the Burke l giSter. He visits this section in 8arch of beef steers. and is willing pay good price for the same. Miss Annie Miles, who is at pres filling the duties of deputy in < PoStotiice in an admirable man will leave shortly for visit to eiliornla, and then join her sister, 'rs. (. E. Fredericks. in Tomb Dne
 Marshal Meade we'll known in eScott, IS having a hard time in political life. They are trying prevent his confirmation before senate, just like they succeeded lore the last territorial council. ghtnlng may strike twice in the lne place.
 Dur religious friends m the big nt on the south side of the plaza
 not agitating free silver or a 5 ngie gold standard, but they are . 1nlng tleir theological mint day night coining out words of , sdom that make a sinner feel as ( he was only worth 50 cents on the liar.
 The many friends of John Davis | well known Verde rancher. will pleased to learn that he has , zen heIr to many thousands of llafs by the recent death of aiives m Missouri. Letters were I 'elVed m Prescott yesterday an ahclng this and Mir. Davis has sa informed of the fact.
 '. Charles T. Abbott leaves this
 Tor Louisville, Kentucky, I " alter taking a nine months f 'se at the medical college in that
 ne hopes Co obtain an American Y le@a. Dr. Abbott has had \ s'uerable experience in his line S australia, having been superin- E 1ent oi the Wagga hospital. as ti
 as surgeon Of the Sth Vincent Plal' sydney, while he was at
 general hospital as a student.
 he Sisters Hospital in this city O recently been enlarged by the '''9n ot a new two-storv build Sl aaloinlng their present quar- 8,
 since the establishment of tC
 institution a few months ago
 iSS patients have been treated 7!
 Dat one death is recorded. in
 instance the unfortunate being
 g,ssiy gone when he was taken
 aIs hospital Is a worthy and
 'o'eht institution, and the.ex- a, 5 care patients receive com
 1s.'he work of the sisters as ofa se ana sacrificing character.
 f'iienee Of a Railroad Man.
 hsa seiatic rheumatism one NI
 ay physician pronounced it CT
 f Could got no relief ex- hl b..ii nor morphine. Six bottles of J,