Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-18

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 F. NJ. Aver, the cattle buyer, is 1T
 town.
 Auction Saturday at Schultzei
 candy factory.
 H. E. Lantry came in on tb,
 noon train to-day.
 Harris Baldwin returned fIou
 Phenix last evening.
 Save up your cash for bargains ai
 Saturdays auction sale.
 Felix Coblentz is paying his De-
 rlodlcal visit to Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. u. Gardner bavs returned from their eastern trip,
 John s. Jones sent his three ehil- dren back to San Diego again today.
 Reuben B. Houghton and Miss Kebecca Durfee were married to- day at Cornville.
 A marriage licence was issued on Tuesday to Albert Strlngfield and Miss Hattie Crane.
 Seven empty stock cars were burned on the A. & P. side track at Selgman a few days since.
 There was no mail at noon to-day on account of freight wreck. west of Needles, delaying the east bound train.
 A handsome cornice has been placed on the front of Richards & Hawkins building on the east side of the plaza.
 Miss Hattie MInier left yesterday for Colorado Springs, Colorado, to join her mother and brother. The young lady became quite a favorite here and will be missed by many friends.
 Judge J. T. Fitzgerald is credited to Arizona in the irrigation congress now Tn session in Los An ssles. 1t Is compliment to the territory to have this very able lawyer credited to 1t, too.
 An examination of the Iublic school building has revealed the fact that 1t Is not in an entirely safe and Contractor Parker is engaged in strengthening the walls by means of iron rods.
 Lieut.Col. Wm. H. Howell, U. 6. A., inscribed his autograph on Hotel Burke register yesterday. Col. Howell comes here to join his regiment the 1lth infantry now stationed at WhipPle.
 Wm. O. O'Nein has returned from his visit to Phenix. It has been nearly six months since he visited the place, and he says that the growth of the town as we'll as the development of the country, around It, during that time has been simply 
 James K. Martindel's funeral oc- cured under the auspices of Anna zon Lodge, K. of P. of East Oak and, his father being a member of the order. MT. Martindell was quite here, and the announcement of his death, in the very morning of fe, and in the full vigor of young has cast a gloom over his many friends.
 The city council held a short session yesterday at which J. Liv- ngston was appointed and sworn in IS a special policeman for day ser rice, pending the appointment of a thief of police. Another session will be held Saturday at which the | nay or will probably appoint chief | ,f police.
 A meeting of the stockholders of | he Buckeye canal was held yester- lay at the office of the secretary, Jl 1- B. Alexander, for the purpose of | 'lecting new directory. Messrs. Alexander, Montgomery and Brown we're elected. A bond for a deed | O Gen. Wm. O. Neill was execu- ed and filed. Under the terms of he boEd certain conditions are to | ,e complied with by Gen. O'Neill | ,rior to December 1, 1894, when the will be transferred to him. -Phenix Republican.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Jones will re- urn to Prescott on Saturday for cry brief stay. Just as soon as hey can arrange their affairs here hey will leave direct for West Viz .inia where Mir. Jones will take harge, as superintendent, of rail oad. This couple will be greatly lissed by our people, as they are cry popular here, and justly so, as hey are a pleasant and genial ouple, and the best wishes of host f friends in Prescott will accom- any them to their new home.