Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-04
MONDAx's DAILY.
 Cold nights again.

elSNhAAo OAiIis
 Cold nights again.
 Bring along your wood,
 City council meets tonight.
 The railroad blockade is raised.
 W. B. Jones is expected home
 again in few days.
 Joys Sarsaparilla is the best. You can get at the Corner Drug Store.
 The Chinese opium smokers have given bail and have been released.
 Frank Emmal returned yesterday
 from his outing in Kirkland valley.
 Born, in Prescott. October 1 to
 the wife of Jaun Chavez, of Jerome,
 a daughter.
 Supt. Giroux of the Jerome mines
 left today for Montana, to be ab
 sent several weeks.
 Dr. J. Miller and wife moved out
 to-day to the formers mine, four
 miles south of town.
 Harris Baldwin left yester day for
 Phenix to attend the session oi the
 supreme court which meets there
 to-day.
 Gus Reimer left yesterday for his domain near Ash Fork, being suffi- ciently recovered in health to follow life again on the range.
 The board of supervisors were in : session to-day and settled with the 1 county treasurer. Tho amount of | cash found on hand was x22.65l.62. |
 Bev. s. D. B. Demarest of the Congregational church preached a very interesting diseoure, to a large audience last evening od the subject of Pa''l's first Missionary tour.
 Judge Ling assessed fine of SII | each against the Chinese opium smokers captured on Friday night. Their attorney gave notice of an appeal and their bail was fixed at SSOO each. In default of bail they spent Sunday in the city jail.
 John G. Friend who has for some time been employ ed at he Bon Ton barber shop owned by W. F. Land grabe has purchased the shop and took possession of 1t yesterday. He has engaged Frank Meyers a first class tonsorial artis. to assist him.
 Detectives. after making a thorough investigation of the killing of Porter and Roberts at Gila City have concluded that the Mexican or half Indian boy Coz committed the murder and then killed himself. That the set was done while Cox was insane.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Mrs. Hall, Chino; E. J. Stanton, Williams: II. M. Hughes, Black Horse; Douglas Gray. Silver Belt; RObt. McGlove. Chapparai Guleh; T. W. Galligar, Big Bug; C. k. Mills, J. E. Curry. John Martin, Curtiss; H. 4. Kendall, Granite Station; W. D. B. Motter, Kansas City; J. M. Mo gan, Kirk ( land; T. W. Oker, Los Augeles;C E. Nathart, Jerome; H. J. Allen, Jas. l.. Giroux, Jerome. 6
 J. J. Reilly, Denver mining man who has been operating in Agua { t'ria district for the past four months, left yesterday for his home 2 in the above city. NIT. Reilly has secured some mining ground m this vicinity upon which considerable prospecting has been done with c good results, and on his return will 8 probably bring considerable Colo n rado capital for investment in Yav- a apai mines. 1
 The extent of the washouts on !. the A. x F. are greater than at first reported, and up to yesterday even :. ing no transfer service had been in- U augnrated. At various points on W the line heavily loaded passenger ' trains are tied up, while at Williams r SOO Californians are reported to be E eating up everything in sight and Y famine IS among the probabilities s' II repairs to the washed out section q are not made soon. U The funeral of the late Mrs. Geo. 6d H. Adams took place this afternoon C 1t 7 o'clock under the auspices of Df the Good Templars' lodge. Rev. .: ;. ID. k. Demarest officiating Inter "i neut was Tn the Citizens cemetery, 'ast of town, and althoug gh deceased R lad only resided here a short time h be funeral was largely attended. u The Prescott High school was dis I; missed this ternoon, in order to .h How the members of the Good su Templars lodge in that room to nt ut ttend the funeral. eL eL There has been no mail received m t Prescott now for five days on ac- n ount of wa houts on the Atlantic Pacific road. Telegrams were re- eived to-day saying that the block w de would be raised to-day aud that po he first train, an east bound one. .n 'ould pass Ash Fork at f o'clock eu his afternoon. Between that hour yO nd 10 o'clock eight trains were ex- eeted there, four each way. The lo anta Fe passenger train went out u" hts afternoon and will await the sh rrival of all delayed trains and re- eh urning will arrive tomorrow morn pa lg with passengers, mail and ex oe ress. The freight train in the ca leantlme has been making its reg lar trips. lu, Several passengers left Prescott ar, esterdsy over the s. F., P. & P. for G arious points, many of them re- tr, lrning from Ash Fork being unable wI } catch train either way at that t;T oint on account of washouts. The se, ccommodating principles of the ale ew road in carrying these passen- m, CTS back to this city without any scs harge whatever, was freouently ria upon, and shows a gen bn 'osity which even the most hard T;, earted corporation hater must fall tb, efore in considering the new road ser ld it's relations with the public. { IT. Healy, the head of the passen- p ar and freight department, belongs r the old railroad school and don't siS slieve Tn squeezing the public one W. wo ay and cinching them in the other. I"r HS
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