Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-29
Mospar's DAn1.

MONDAYS DAILY.
 How does this weather strike you
 Lots of people in town. The new
 road is doing good work.
 About sixty passengers came
 in over the P. x 4. c. Saturday and
 Sunday.
 The condition of Hon. ]. D. Cook
 is greatly improved and his recov-
 cry IS now assured.
 Protect your family and your old
 agewith New York Life new SC
 eumulation policy. If
 Several Tombstone mining opera
 tors will soon come to this section.
 So recent letter says
 Various railroad camps are going through town today moving to the
 front at Iron Springs.
 Resident Engineer Coleman of the new road, spent Sunday in town and left again for the front today. Dr. Butcher left this morning for
 Peoples valley in response to a call from Mfr. Akard, who Is very ill.
 First mortgage bonds of the Pres colt and Arizona Central railroad are quoted on the New York market at 77a
 W. W. Vanderbilt aud Fl. \, Palm. CT returned yesterday from Big Bug. They bring the usual good news
 from this district.
 Frank Marlow, the we'll known miner, IS in town and has lately lo- cated a very promising piece of ground from which he shows rich ore.
 R. Mcdonald, a Cincinnati busi- ness man, accompanied by his wife, arrived Saturday for visit to this section, they are staying at the Burke.
 4. L. Snow, in charge of bndge work on the $ F., r. X F, returned to the grade this morning after brief visit. He is a fine engineer and his work proves it.
 Forbes Ricksrd, supt. of the Hill- side Is in town, accompanied by J. Webster, the foreman. He gives very aattering report of the Seven Strrs eompany's property.
 There is a rumor aAoat tha. that Verde Junction is to be broken up and moved to the east on the line of the new road. The track of the $. F. P. X F. is completed to that point. So mote it be.
 Geo. T. Millner, who rived here a few days ago from Colorado, comes to look into various mining properties in this section and also to place mining machinery on some mines near here.
 George E. Millar representing the crOckery house of Cerf. Schloss k Co. of San Francisco, Is in town and stoping at the Burke. George en- joys:the distinction of being he only 1 Irish Jew on the road.
 Horace Bowdre, an old time Ariz- 1 ona boy, returned Saturday from the | east. He is an applicant for Regis ter of the land office, and 1t IS said i has a whole lot of Charley horses to pull him into the position.
 Alton l.. Diekerman and. William C. Butler, mining operators of | Everett, Washington, are in the l city, stopping at the Burke. They | visited the Flint group of mines | yesterday on the Hassayampa, with l a view of purchasing the same.
 Private dispatches received this say that wreck has oc- curred on the A. & F. beyond Need | les, and no western mail may be ex- pected in Prescott tonight Two men are reported to have been killed | in the accident.
 The Lynx creek hydraulics ara now running in full blast with two shifts of miners under the superin- of II. A. Swan. Sufficient water is on hand to guarantee a supply for two weeks About 500 cubic yards of ground was sluieed 
 The Territory of Arizona vs. Traeito Palacco, is ease before Judge Andrews today, the de- lendant being charged with intent murder on Salvani. in giy- ing Evans a knife with which he carved Salvani. He went to the cooler in default of $500 in bail.
 R. Hashburry and wife. of Toledo, Ohio, are in the city, guests of the Burke. MT. Hashburry comes to Prescott to look at mines and at present is on Lynx creek looking at Judge Grithn's properties there. He speaks we'll of this section and praises the climate.
 Three members of the Railway order working on the $. F. F. x F. were discharged last week. They are a commodity" which no road should be tolerated with, if their recent acts in cutting ! train in two and turning an engine oose are samples of their principles. [
 Mrs. T. J. Butler entertained a number of her lady friends at her home in West Prescott on Saturday afternoon with whist. The occasion vas an informal one, and a very ,Rjoyable time was had. Mrs But CT entertains elegantly and those who were present speak handsomely 'f the agreeable time each passed.
 w. R. Evans, better known as the 'Pecos Kid" who attemped to dis 'ect man by the name of Salvani Saturday night, was before Judge I Andrews today and had his pre- iminary examination set for March { 9th. The bail was fixed at SLIGO, | md some dissatisfaction was ex- [ pressed at such a light amount, in ; jew of the fact that the Kid is ,ad man aud has been before the 'ourt on similar charges.
 Colonel Brodie says that he has lad several applications of late to 'egister Chinese, under the act passed recently by the government.