Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-19
DAA N OAlLls E. Ross has gone east.

,DAY'S DAILY.
 Ross has gone east.
 Allen, of Jerome. is in town. 'sil from the east yesterday. rewksbury case is on trial in , was q nice refreshing show morning.
 .est ranch butter at the O < market. If $ Rouse is expected to arrive hing,
 ?. c. Mite hell has returned aifornia.
 < secondhand tent wanted. this office. if & Baldwin returned last even- d his trip to Phenix.
 AcInernay and her two chil- fe arrived from California.
 A. Sewall returned last
 m a professional visit to
 ]. Neustadter, chief deputy States marshal, arrived to- M Tucson.
 Linn had his right leg bro kbove the ankle, this after hle engaged in scuffling.
 ters of adoption granted and Mrs. Chas. Rice for
 ehler have been revoked. Dungest child of Mir. and J. Foley, of Ash Fork, a
 aged three years. died aing of diphtheria.
 punt of waiting for the de sst bound train yesterday. 4 on the Santa Fe road did fe until S:30 p. m
 l lwo Arizona land off ces be consolidated it wouiC! WI two more of the forty or ,plicauts for the Todr posi- fhem.
 Sloan was acquitted by a ssterday, on the charge of us mischief. The act con in his taking one of his nom the city pound.
 carload of sulphuric
 being unloaded at Ash 5 Sunday, it was broken, and sn on the A. X F. railroad eye burned out, from the s ulliber and family. of San to stopped over here on hrn trip from New York,
 to the family Of NJ. Vol
 Messrs. Gulliber and Vol fe brothers-in-law.
 Burke arrivals: D. c. Bea- fer; H. R. Wood, Philadel- liter c. Miller, Jerome; Ed.
 Skull Valley; John
 sn Francisco; Collins Tim
 E. Runner, St. Joe.
 astern Star Chapter of
 in a very prosperous con
 he Worthy Matron, Mrs. Akes an active interest in ss of the chapter, and re-
 consisting of cake, ice
 fruits, are served at each neeting, after the close of ess session.
 neral of the late Mrs. T. J.
 curred this afternoon at
 he remains being follow
 r last resting place by a soncourse of relatives and kiking friends of the family. eodie Dunkle, a daughter of
 arrived yesterday from w Mrs. Lev. Nellis. of Ash o their little four-year-old etath from diphtheria a few ses A little girl, aged five Nas not expected to live to-day from the same dis sIfs. Nellis and another child } il with { he same disease. Locson Citizen says cattle pert that the grass is long entiful on the top of the s Most of the ranchers on
 side of the range have { large number of horses up p1 the summer. Camps are ns and the mountain top D greater scene of life than ene for many years before. be demurrer in the case of ese was overruled yester-
 attorney waived them out trt house with the injunc-
 now" They did not
 he order of their going, Rued to go after they got 1m the court honse and
 w warrant was issued for Eest they could not be found. ,8odore" Foote, master s of the s. F., P. X P. Rail for the east yesterday, in
 to a telegram informing
 pe loss of his son and the
 hess of his wife. His son
 t in a cyclone and has not
 rd of since. Mrs. Foote
 sick previously, and the
 r son preyed on her mind
 ss to seriously affect heT #hool trustees are finding dy, even thus early in theil Experience, that the position pne of altogether unalloyeC