Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-16
TuspAY's DAILY.

ANHeOAA DAlL1.
 William R. Rhodos, of Chino val ley, is seriously i'll in this city.
 Messrs. Giroux and Allen. of tn, United Verde company, are visiting Prescott to-day.
 Reports from Flagstaff say that Dr. Waite's condition has improved and he is able to be around again
 Miss Mary Otis left to-day for Oberlin, Ohio, where she goes tC accept a position as teacher in 6 college at that place.
 Mrs. Margaret ] Jackson, admins tratrix of the late Andrew Jackson deceased, has filed her final ac- count with Judge French.
 Charles Morgan sustained quite severe injuries ,o-day by a scant- ling falling on his head while at work on the Fashion building
 j. W. Wilson is now selling a good suit of clothes for $500. See his new ad. Clothing was never offered as low before.
 F. $. Clark, the genial Flagstaff atttorney, is ,isiting our city. He says the crisis has not as yet struck the skylight city, probably missing it on account of the elevation.
 Postmaster Foster, of Lubec. Me, writes that after the grip Hoods Sarsaparilla brought him out of feeble, nervous condition, into complete health Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy ac- ton.
 At the meeting of the City Board of Equalization to-day, John Duke was raised SSO0 on lot near the Santa Fe depot and Sl,200 on inn provements on same; d. N. Me Candless $40 on stock, T. J. Dun kle $2OO on improvements, Duke x Hoagland on personal property $50.
 Why suffer with headache and neuralgiai Wright's paragon head ache remedy never fails Safe, sure, soothing to the nerves. Does not disturb the stomach, and induces sleep. Try it. For sale by W. w. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Over two miles of road bed and a half dozen bridges west of the Needles were washed away by the heavy rain of Sunday night. To day. a dispatch was received by Superintendent Coleman of the Santa Fe, stating that transfer ser wee had been inaugurated and trains were again running on time.
 Hello, Dick. Where did you get your new suit 2 At Jee Wilson's. He is selling out his summer suits at less than l ever heard of goods being offered before. Go into his store, and you will sure buy a suit.
 The remodeling If the Fashion saloon into hotel is one of the improvements now going on in this city. which would indicate prosper ous times ahead for this section. The front room on the lower floor of the building will be used as an office excl usively, the bar being re- moved to room adjoining. The dining room will be on the second floor, while the lodging apartments are to be located on the third floor. 1t will be commodious and con venient hotel, and no doubt its wor- thy proprietors, Messrs. Brown and Kastner, will meet deserving sue cess.
 Col. J. F. Wilson contributes a lengthy article on the silver ques- tion in this mornings Courier. The writer deals in facts and believes that the democratic party should live up to its platform pledge in giving to the people both gold and silver as the money standard of the country. In this the writer has the entire community at his back but whether the gold bugs of both parties in the east will consent to such an act is very doubtful, while with Cleveland. 1t Is settled beyond doubt that he will veto any free coinage bill that Is presented to him.