Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 D. Levy came in on yesterday's S train.
 Harris Baldwin has returned from his tnp east.
 Col. and Mrs. DeRussey have re- tuned to Whipple.
 Mrs. Linda Lount came in on the noon train today. M
 Don't forget the auction sale of furniture on Saturday. Judge ]. H. Wright has returned from his visit to kingman.
 Go to Ross Drug Store for tick cts for Mir. Smale's Lecture.
 J. F. Dillon is reported all right again and will return home soon.
 Auctioneer J. l.. Fisher will sell the furniture belonging to Ed. Horne at auction on Saturday.
 The Bashford Burmister Company have just received a ear load of fine potatoes from Greeley, Colorado.
 Rev. J. C. Jordan conducts ser vices to-day at 3 and $ p. m. in the the Baptist church, also tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
 General Thomas O. Osborn and W. W. Horton. of the Western Ari zona Water Company, arrived on last nights train.
 W. F. Wall, formerly station agent of the r. & A. C. railway in Prescott, has returned here with the :. F., F. X F. road.
 J. l.. Fisher yesterday purchased two lots on South Montezuma street the ones formerly occupied by the old Tiger stables paying $500 for them.
 F. c. Parker's horse got frightened this morning and broke loose from his fastening and ran away breaking one wheel of the wagon pretty badly.
 John Munds, who headed the party of cowboys who intercepted the juvenile horse thieves. shot and killed horse-thief, about two years ago, while in the act of stealing a horse.
 The little three mont hs old son of Sergeant Ginter of D DCompany llth Infantry. died at Whipple on Tues day and was buried yesterday, Rev. F.. w. Meaney officiating at the funeral.
 Julian Piercy returned to Prescott again on yesterdays stage. Mir Piercy has shaken the dust of Pres colt from his clothes several times with a view of locating elsewhere but like all others who nave lived here for any length of time always return again.
 4. NJ. T. Akard. of Peoples Valley died on April 25th after an illness of over two months. Deceased was 73 years old. The remains were brought to Prescott last evening and buried today in the Simmons grave yard west of town.
 Miss Hattie Fisher met with a second accident recently. She had recovered from the effects of the first one sufficiently to be able to be around on crutches when she fell sustaining painful injuries. Mir. Fisher received letter last evening however saying that she Is doing nicely now agaln.
 When Jailor Foster made and in spection. this morning, of the five kids" captured by the sheriff and his party. he remarked that he guessed he would send the she itf out today in search of their mother. In the absence of any one else to look after them Mir. Foster acted as matron to them and washed their hands and faces and combed their hair making them as preSentable looking as possible. The entire party it Is said have been driving scraper teams on the new railroad.
 Charles Todman, mention of whose death on Lynx Creek was made in these columes a few days since, was a veteran of the Mexican war. He had lived in this section for twenty years, for seventeen of which he was engaged in mining on Lynx Creek. At the time of his death he was 74 years old. The cause of his death was unknown as he had been dead for nearly a week before he was found. On Sunday April 18th he visited John Clarke a neighbor and was in apparently good health, and from that time he was not seen again until his dead body was found in his cabin on Monday April 2i. He was a quiet peaceable citizen and was not known to have an enemy in the world.
 It is reported from Napa that "Mrs Sophia Penny, wife of John Penny. residing near Napa, died lately as the result of eating canned tomatoes. The entire family of six were all made i'll from the contents of the can, but the rest are out Of danger" If this case be investigated it will no doubt be found that the contents of tho can were bad, a swell or that after cutting the can the contents were allowed to remain in the can. Canned goods Sf all kinds and descriptions should be poured out into an earthen dish the moment the can is cut. If the con tents of the can are in good condi- tion at the time of cutting and turn ed out immediately there is no danger.-Fruit Grower.