Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-31
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wEDNESDAY's DAILY.
 Masonic lodge meets tomorrow evening.
 O. A. Ensign came in to-day from Tip Top.
 P. A. Williams left this morning Flor Los Angeles again.
 E. ]. Austin returned last evening from the Santa Maria country.
 Manager Adams, of the Bellevue reports good trade at his hostlery.
 T. J. Corrigan went out to-day to lake charge of his train after a week eaye.
 Ben Martin was held under $500 Bonds to-day on charge of horse tealing.
 j. J. Hawkins returned last eyen- Ing from holding term of court at kingman.
 Epworth League social tonight At the residence of Mir. and Mrs. b. h. Weaver.
 The wind this afternoon blew the foof of the auditorium on the south Side of the plaza.
 A man named Ben. Martin was Arrested day or two ago at Jerome For horse stealing.
 Read the new advertisement in This issue of the Southern California And Santa Fe R, R.
 Max CSntin left this morning for fhe Worlds Fair and for visit to 3is old home in Canada.
 W. W. Vanderbilt was to-day ap- nointed administrator of the estate &f Frank Gallagher deceased.
 Charles s. Pope has been ap- pointed special aid-de-camp to Gov. Hughes with rank of captain.
 Dr, Abbott is in charge of the Mountain City drug store during he absense of Harry Brisley.
 A new lot of colonels, majors cap ains and lieutenants have been an Bounced by Governor Hughes.
 Judge Hawkins adjourned court
 Kingman, until the regular term hich eonvenes in September.
 Albert Hatz is quite sick with phtheria sud a quarantine has een ordered against the family.
 The reunion of the Bulls Head
 ub on Saturday night at the Au-
 torium promises to be pleasant Hair.
 The Western Arizona Water com 9any, organized by W. W. Horton.
 attracting attention throughout be east.
 DRD.-N ear Cottonwood, Ariz., april 6. the youngest daughter of
 J. and Mrs. John Mason, aged one ear and six months.
 At Denver two gamblers made a et as to who could take the most Morphine. A man named Crosby zon the bet, dying in a few hours. Louis Williams and J. A. Green esturned this morning from trip
 Jerome, and Big Bug. The for zlier left for home on the 10 o'clock ffain.
 Dr. Dutcher was called today to fzeat another case of diphtheria in De family of Mir. and Mrs. H. L.. Ibnes, on Groom creek. This makes Ae third case in the family.
 People never think of whistling m Iceland. It's a violation of the e'Eine law. In conformity with an 2lt ernal law some people always nhistle when they strike a news ftper office
 A few democrats who worked the
 rdest to prevent l.. c. Hughes
 bm being appointed governor, are tw roaring the loudest at him f be fails to consult them or to ftmply with their wishes.
 The telegraph says that the Pacii- A Mail steamer, City of New York, as held up at Carento, Nicaragua fbile she was searched by govern ant officers. Here Is an opportu- sty for Gresham to show his hand.
 The Lake Shore railroad company aAs notified its employees that they #'ll be given vacation to attend the # orld's Fair, and passes will be -zarnished to those dependant on the 1empany for support. R. w. Wood has been elected Resident and Reese Ling secretary e5 the railroad commissioners. The pard arranged for meetings to be n ld as follows, in July: Kingman, Ithe Eth, Prescott. the Sth, and in Flagstaff on the 9th of the month.
 Hon. A. G. Hubbard. president abd general manager of the bonanza uines at Harqua Hala, spent the 8Fst of the week in town and re- Arned to Redlands, Cal, Thursday. IT. H. is hopeful that his partner, Eco, W. Bowers, who has been very aE in San Francisco, will recover.- Kuma Sentinel.
 A number of invitations have heen received here from Grand Can kDn Lodge K. of F. to their second annual ball at PattOa's Hall, Will Rams, to be given on June 9th, Tickets are for sale at Aitken's < n gar store, Prescott. One trip fare