Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRDAY's DAILY.
 Dr. w. E. Day has deeded to W. ii. Love lot 10, block S2, this city for $l50.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Giroux arrived on the noon train today, from Chicago, and arc guests of Hotel Winsor.
 A. J. Head, approximation of this clty, during recent visit to the Salt River valley, invested in Mesa real estate, purchasing town lot there,
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J. J. In gals. Lauranee Kan; T. A Riordan, Flagstaff; Jake Cohn, San Fran cisco; Hugh Burns, Dublin Ireland w. w. Billings, City.
 The recent arrival of Contractors Hughes, O'Connor and Brady, looks like the immediate resumption ol work on the s. F., P. & P. south ward.
 The following names appear to- day on the register of Hotel Win sor: Wm Tyack, Tip Tip; $ Me Clennan, Chicago, John Barrymau Albuquerque; MT. Duffy, Chappar- all, J. l.. Giroux and wife, Chicago; Henry Elfers, Bayard.
 B, :. Coifman returned yesterday from the northern part of the terri tory. During a stay of several months he covered a large extent of ground and pronounces that section a rich mineral country Tombstone ProSpector.
 Presi lent F. NJ. Murphy of the $. F., r. X P. and party of eastern capitalists will roach Prescott early next month. They come on the invitation of Mir. Murphy and dur ing their stay will make an examina- tlon of our various resources with a view of investing.
 Mir, and Mrs. w. B. Jones left on this mornings train for the east, where they will in the future reside. In leaving Prescott many regrets were expressed over their departure by numerous friends and acquain- tSnces.
 The Phenix Gazette says that in Portland, Oregon, few days ago Fred. Smith, the defaulting receiver of the Tucson land office was seen. Smith was broke and the party who saw him gave him ten dollars with which to pay his way back to Brit lsh Columbia, where he would be free from the American officers. I Wright and Mittendorf will have their electric light plant in oper- ation in thirty days. Everything in the shape of machinery and cleo tricaf appliances to be used by them Is of the newest and latest pattern, and the service will be first class in every particular, a reduction also being made in the price of lights.
 Wells Fargo X Co. will hereafter lnt ugurate two expresses daily m and out of Prescott. This move means much accommodation to their customers here, saving alone Tn time between Prescott and San Francisco twenty-four hours in delivery, as we'll as lessening the time between all other points, cor respondingly.
 George W. Kretzinger, the brilliant attorney of the Santa Fe, Prescott x PhenIx Railroad company. has | purchased from w. D. Fulwiler the east one-half of the northwest one | quarter of section Is, township 2 north, range east, with a water right in the Arizona canal. The price paid was A,0O0 in cash. MT. Kretzinger thus shows that he has faith in the completion of his road and takes advantage of the same by purchasing land before the price gets too high.-Gazette.
 F. A. Healy, the courteous freight and PaSSsssaaFRssEu fgEsEPGG EsE tfheo tfhToS his trip east. During his absence he says many inquiries were made of him concerning Arizona in regard to its mineral and agricultural re- sources by men of capital eagre to invest and likewise by others who expressed a desire to come and locate. MT. Healy believes the future outlook as very promising for this section and that an era of better times is certainly the indica- tion at present.
 Senator Freeze, formerly of Pres co.t, and Frosty" also a former resident indulged in a heated dis cussion lately in Phepix on Free Silver vs Free Beets, the Senator taking the latter subject. Words soon led to blows, in which the Senator adopted the physical endurance tactics by out winding Frosty, when he repealed" him in horrible ratio. A challenge has been issued now from this bimettal- ist camp to the beet gladiator and Sailor we'll known as all-round scrapper of the Palace saloon, IS willing to meet the legislslatiye puncher at Joe Mayors and pay all expenses.
 In his annual report to the secre- tary of war General McCook has the following to say of Whlpplt Barracks: If this post IS to be re tained it should, so far as the bar racks and some of the officers guar. . ters are concerned, be rebuilt. A well-built and well-managed rail road connects this place with Ast Fork. station on the Atlantic d l Pacific railroad. 1t is understood ! that this road is to be continued to completion until 1t reaches 3 Phenix. the capital of the territor, of Arizona. When this portion oi g the road is completed it will place
 Whipple barracks in connection @ with the rich and productive valle.. n of Salt river, which will materiall .- reduce the expense ot living ther a and the maintenance of the post t Being actuated to fall into tn @ mining profession and realize on tn 5; game as successfully as others hay II recently, Robert Prior put up som a' cash and big grub stake shoI IT time ago and sent couple ot me @ out to dig for fortune in Big bu W district. Believing in a long COT
 tinued calm as sure to break into st | terrific storm of success some da. Id or in other words that he was sur rs to draw his camouka some tim nd be has at last heard from his e' ,e plorers aud the luck that has b ! Nl- Col d