Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21
rrDxespAY's DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY. "A Riordan, of Flagstaff, is in town.
 nr q W. Vickers came in from
 Congress to-day.
 T Marshall Morgan came in from
 .:S ranch last evening.
 Charley Bidinger has returned
 ,.om an outing in the coutry.
 HI Campbell, superintendent
 1.-The Ysrnell miue, Is in town.
 Tha new depot is being washed
 ,,t preparatory to being occupied. T G Norris, the we'll known Flag
 s.,F attorney, came on last even ings tram
 EM. Doe, of Flagstaff, has re-
 ,urDed to Prescott, 10 look after
 eases in court
 4 hand of Mexicans, with birds. h.skets and trinkets of various sorts.
 sp doing the town.
 MT. sand Mrs. J. H. Hamilton
 came in last evening from their home in Peoples valley.
 Dr. Van Tassel opened his dental Dsrlors today on Cortez street,
 next door to Wells, Fargo x Co.
 The time of the district court to- day has been occupied in the trial ofthe Howard and Whitaker cases.
 The work of impaneling jury in l tbe Whitaker case was commenced | d2 o'clock this afternoon in the district court.
 The plat of block Is. Capitol
 block. has been filed with the coun- tr recorder. The sale of city lots i1 this block will take place June 2Ith.
 DIX. Wardwell. a former mem her oi the territorial legislature, is reported to have been married re-
 cently.
 The jury in the case of JIG. Howard, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, re- turned verdict of guilty this morn inc. with a recommendation of
 mercy.
 Engineer Love of the City water works, informs us today that all water mains will be opened to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock, for cleaning out the pipes, and that ID water will be turned on until late in the evening. Consumers will gov ern themselves accordingly.
 The will of the late T. Otto was filed in the probate court, yester- day. with W. N. Kelly named as e1ecaror. without bonds. After providing for the payment of & few small debts. he provides for the payment of the balance of his estate pro rata, in proportion to the debts, I |io T. :. Bnllock and David Grubb. io the former of whom he owes <l, 800, and to the latter Sl,OOO.
 The old German known by the f |nsme of "Bismark", who has resided |On the HaSsayampa for twelve or fifteen years, died this morning. | Deceased has been engaged in min |ing there for years. and rumor has it that he has had a considerable amount of money hidden away ', some place. He is also reported to {; have family living in Davenport, Iowa.
 T. C. Norris, of Flagstaff, was a pass enger on the Santa Fe train hat was held up at Cimaron, Kan 1 'as, last Saturday morning. While J he passengers were unmolested hey were all more or less frighten- F d. NIT. Norris says that he has : : inee heard that the express mes sager had died from the effect of IS wounds. It was his third hold l p by robbers. | pr. J. Miller, e1-superintendent [ the territorial insane asylum. ar | we'd with his wife last evening i' 'om Phenix, coming by private Dnveyance. The doctor has not | ct fully made up his mind whether ..' g will resume the practice of nIedi- ' me, or whether he will devote his atiFe time to mining. He went tl ut to-day to his mine about six O iles south of town.
 Paul Dillon, who has been suffer ' 6 for several days with pneumonia, a led this afternoon at f o'clock. ID he deceased was a young man of lost excellent reputation and where @, Ter known his honorable and up Il gut dealings made for him many u tends. Throughout the county is death will be sadly received, ci hile his relatives in this city have a le tender sympathy of all in their c 
 Mrs. s. E. Goul1in, of San Fran sI seo, arrived in Prescott few days h nee, to try the effect ef our eli a' late on her health. which has not sen good of late. She is delighted oi ith the place, and if the climate fu roves beneficial to her she intends ti remain here several months. lrs. Gouldin is the mother-in-law i, J. \. E Wilson, the well known N an Francisco attorney, and state Q, snator. V,