Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-16
.,,r.s.p,y's DAILY.

rpSrspAy's DAILY.
 ,, F M. Murphy and Miss Y's Neany have returned from 5r eastern trip.
 I..s,b Dougherty has been ap- ,o3 administrator of the estate Isba Baha. deceased. by Probate sage French
 rbo city council are after the .ia Brigade. and each owner of ,.cbipe has been requested to -e forward and pay a tax on his beel.
 ol and Mrs. 4. Q. Brodie. Mrs. slon and her son John. left by ~.te conveyance for Wainm ,~s @ today. to be absent about; weeks.
 rbe Epworth League will hold a at the parsonage of the First .bo5ist Church this w ednesdayl In at < o'clock. All are most fally Invited.
 Waite. who recently left Pres professional trip along the EoF inc A. X F.. Is lyin g seriously Flagstaff, suffering from an srk of typhoid fever.
 hear of several aspiring dem s. in this section who are very m oB that message in expressing onipioR. Get up, boys. And show rbauds, we won't say anything ztit
 Tlas Archibald returned to-day trip along the \. x r., and l ,bat less freight is bHng haul bT that road than ever before. s to the prevailing panic every sre in the east.
 o deeds have been filed for J to-day. One Is from E. j. ip to R. H. Burmi ar, for a tsptb interest in the Pocahon- .laim. in Euraka dis; -ict. and otber is from z. T. Stone to Ferris. for water right on 1 low creek, for SlO.
 Il ksre is considerable uleasiness g Prescott merchant over the k,bility of all early change lu II oresent condition as the ef- Ahari times elsewher'. While nplaint has is yet be"n express there is, nevert heles,, a firm that a change for the worse utable unless the general con improyes. and that at once. A Masters. special agent of | RotOfiee department. arrived days :. F.. r. X r. train. He on the representation made Pestmatter General by the as of Prescott on mail matters section, and will make an knaiion ofthe service generally here.
 kE. W. Wells entertained q !, rOf her friends last evening musicale. The occasion was HtnSduction to the musical \ Of Prescott of Prof. Hester, iaguished musician. whose on of difficult pieces on the was admitted to be the finest bard Ill thIs city.
 city board of equalization ed its meeting to-day, all et DTS being present except ms ilman GoIdwater. The fol- on persons were notified to ap- g b August II. 1893. and show why they should not have Easements increased: Charles I5 hrs, J. M. Aitken, r.. Nj. Bel % Co.,, \. Q. Brodie and \. C. .a Ester.
 following amount of money Elected from varIoUs sources easurer Oliver, and applied to N hIning the various schools in punty for the fiscal year which W June 30, 1893: Gambling . S A.59299; fines, S;i32.75; x, Sl,056.sl; property tax, LIE Territorial school. S500.52. D the total collections on or school purposes, S22.5l6.07. which was disburscd for the ei the public schools in this
 last year.
 "A Dillon, whose illness was ~ Rned yesterday, died last
 at his residence on Me ek street. The deceased was
 the pioneers of the country,
 Ees wife, two sons and a Ter tO mourn his loss. Mir. - vas true type of the west KY oaeer and possessed those
 generosity and good fellow [ ai made him many friends ]. er known. The funeral took . hls afternoon.
 attention of the city author
 called to the conduct of Sev-
 Is, who are making the out
 oi the city limits a regular
 ground. endangering peo-
 ose business calls them to fass localities. Last evening the es SA ce oi Thomas Long was fired
 pile the careless handling of
 py bralnless youngsters in
 parts of town, calls for the
 'ste action of the aut uthorities
 Some youth Is literally per nd & ? the lnjustices the last leg
 IS noted for in imposing a
 On the retail merchants of ' and which applies to Pres A' ID permitting vendors and
 from other counties to
 d fruits and other like pro
 our merchants free of any
 iaG whatever. and then com
 laese merchants to take out
 to sell the same goods.
 Particularly noticed at
 Rhlie these pedllers are
 aally with their fruit from
 county. IL is a discrimin-
 an abuse which should
 .ierated. and only exempli-
 which has been often
 That Naricopa wants the
 all the money in it.