Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-30
MONDAYS DAILY.

MoNDAx's DAILY.
 Dr. G. w. Vickers has filed his
 oath and bond as road overseer.
 Has anybody read the last Dsmo
 cratic platform on silyeri
 Jules Bauman is in Chicago work
 ing up a sale for his Grand Canyon
 pictures.
 Mrs. R. R, Coleman and children
 left yesterday for visit to friends
 and relatives in the east.
 Billy" Black is anxious to sell
 his horse and buggy. See local ad
 elsewhere.
 Miss Ottmer, the school teacher
 of Cherry Creek. returned last
 evening from a visit to California. William Rudy. of Skull valley.
 brought m man named Anthony
 Licaforo, formerly engaged in placer
 mining. who Is charged with being insane.
 Major Powell. of the United States
 geological suryay, who has been ,i--
 iting Flagstaff and the Grand Can yon, passed west yesterday lo Los Angeles.
 The editor of this paper returned
 last evening from a visit to the
 Worlds Fair. It will take him day or two to get the editorial har- ness adjusted again.
 The wife of Thomas Hughes of Tucson was instantly killed last week by being struck bv falling adobe wall. Deceased left family of ten children, besi,!es her husband, to mourn her untimely death.
 The heavy rain storms on Satur- day afternoon are reported to have 1, washed away the r. & A. C' bridge l over the Verde river in Chino valley. ] The company has not ha a train {. over their road since last Wednes- day.
 Hotel Burke arrlyalS ames Me Govern, Ash Fork: C Fitch. St. Helina, Cal; T Davenport Jerome; Wm Barns, Albuquerque; EFKell, 1 ner, Phenix; Jos Mayer, Big Bug; Wm Marks. City; r J O'Neii. Gov ernment Springs; J r II ,lenbeck. Phenix; James O'Hara, haparral; ID Strahan aud wife, Santa Barbara. California.
 The territorial board of cqualiza. Ion has decided not to list the S. | ., r. & r. railroad for taxaSnn. This action was taken il accord ance with the exemption law, and will be considered as a just act on he part of the board
 Jack Eberly, former rc .ident of hls city, died recently iu Los Ange- les al tconsumption. He ,s held in he highest esteem by all aud was a , nan whom it would do to tie to in riendship or m any act whore honor q md manhood were at stak.. even if le chose gambling aS means of lying. The city council met at , o'clock q o-day for the purpose of awarding p ontracts for the repairs uf the res W ryair. The following biis were S penod: r. j. Farley, S6.333: r' 'rown X Windsor, Si, iOO; Eendrick T Evans. SI.SlO; Miller. Kern X in tanley, S5,3SO; F. C. Pai ker. xi.- sC 0; Philhppo Shop, S5.sO1; John oI loss X r. Richardson, Sl.3i4. IL 'as moved by Marks that the con. .. act be awarded to Brown X Wind d' ,r, Tor S4, lOO, subject to the ap- ro royal of their bond. All voting WI ye except Connell, who voted no. CI ouncil adjourned. as A saloon lettering case, in which ho lille Hart figures as the defend -, lt, IS being heard this afternoon s;, fore Judge Ling. The city ordi- ,,. lnce which prohibits the Trail and TIT IT from lettering around slloons is =, 'iug enforced by the city. or at .c, ast an attempt Is being made .o Ia nyict in the hope that tlis prac ,;r 'e will be broken up. ID, follow d,, z jury will tenderly consider Will tb, s case and in its make mp the pr rious vacations of Pre- colt life ;, well as brains and capital figure. course only legally, to determine ' late: Hugo Richards. Fl. E. \. Levy, Samuel Bright. An D. Adams, r. E. Jone Nj. H. the 'uld, J. H. Mills, D.-J sullivan. all H. Dudley. F. B. Jacobs, k. H. giv Irmister. The jury have just re- do rued verdict of not guil Y, as we iy
 to press, on a technicality dis fered by juror. 2