Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-06
TUESDAYS DAILY.
 C. NJ. Clark is in town. Ed. l.. Morey is in town.


 C. NJ. Clark is in town.
 Ed. L. Mercy is in town. . c. T. Kelly is in town from the
 Senator.
 There seems to be an epedimic
 of runaways at present. Martin Maier and Prof Thomas
 went out to Jerome to-day. Billy" Coopcr and Jim" Russell
 are in town from Skull valley.
 Miss Alice Postle left yesterday
 for Chino valley 'o open the fall
 term of school,
 Miss Madye Gould has gone to
 Big Bug, where she opened term
 of school yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs, F. A. Healy will
 leage on Sunday or Monday for a
 visit Co the Worlds Fair.
 Chief Pagan rsided an opiUm joint last evening, capturing seye raj smokers and their entire outfit.
 The new city ordinance, which appears nj this paper, Is "stem winder." The city council is nov ing lu the right direction.
 Misses Hattie Fisher and Pearl Hutchinson will leave for St. Louis next Monday te attend school, and Miss Inez Raiblo will leave for Oberlin the same day to enter col lege there.
 Yesterdays east bound train on the A. X r. railroad was several hours late and the train on the S. F., r. X f. road being held for it did not arrive until $40 p. m. three , hours late.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. IT. Burmister will leave next Monday for a visit ! to the Worlds Fair. Miss Winnie Gould will accompany them to Kansas City, where she will stop with her sister and attend school.
 There will be no meeting of Golden Rule Chapter, No. 1, O. E. S., oB Thursday, Sept. 7th. owing to the absence of the Worthy Patron and other members. By order of the W. M. ANoiE R. BROWN, See
 Prof Theo. B. Comstock. of the l territorial university. left this morn | ing for Flagstaff, He is engaged in l trying to recruit students for the | territorial institution with which he | is connected.
 Frank Emmal says that he had | no idea that there were so many l tarantulas. bugs, etc, in Arizona, and he desires halt called on the l part of the boys, as he says that he | has had more than enough of them.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful lustre and whiteness, and cools and | refreshes the mouth. Try it. For sale by W. W. Ross. Corner Drug Store.
 The following autographs were placed on the Hotel Burke register E. l.. Mercy, Skull valley; F.. B. Cones, Washington. D. C.; !. R. Liston, Old Reliable; c. M. Clark, Miss Clark, Silver Belt; Robert \. Woods, St. Louis; F. T. Simmons, Louisville.
 Dr. B. :. Pope expects to be trans ferred from Wnipple next month to some other post. Of course he does not know definitely where he will be assigned for duty. but expects to go to Angel Island. in San Fran CISCO bay.
 C. w Major of Holt summit, Mo. says: My wife has had headache forty years. ani never found any thing to relieve her until she tried Wright's Paragon Headache Rem edy. A great medicine. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Brown and Windsor. who have been awarded the contract for the repair of the city reservoir filed their bond yesterday. They are al lowed thirty days, under the pro visions of 1t, to get material in for he work.
 \. M. Cones, son of Dr. Cones, of the Smithsonian Institution, who has been stopping in this section Tor about year, for the benefit of his health, left this morning for the east. He goes direct to Chi rago for a yiSit to his parents, and thence to Yale college to complete his studies.
 pr. Msus, formerly stationed at Whipple, has been assigned to duty at San Antonio, Texas. The depart nent headquarters are located there, ! besides a full regiment of troops, 50 that he post is a very desirable ,ne. The doctor is expected to 7isit Prescott before going to his new station.
 Six opium smokers, caught in the lct last night by Chief Fagin, plead d guilty this morning before Judge ling and were fined Sl0 each. About Sl50 worth of opium and mokers tools were captured. to be 'ffered in evidence if necessary, ut not being needed, they were re- urned on the payment of the fine, he ordinance not providing for onfiScation.
 The examination of Judge French Ias been set for next Saturday Sep ember 9, and his bail has been re- Iuced from S3,000 to $1,5O0 or to 800 on each charge. He furnished he required bond last evening and 1 'as released from custody. His ondsmen are A. A. Moore, Larry ! )ugan, J. Slack and H. Bevinger. he law firm of Baldwin X John ton has also been retained for his efence Tn connection with Herndon 7 Norris. T PORTLAND, ORE, Sept. 5.-About fty Chinese, working in the hop elds near here, have been driven way by the whites.
 No. 277.