Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-20

THrRSpAy's DAuY.
 z Judge J. J. Hawkins is on ro,,.
 to-day. " 'S '' '""i
 Royal Royal Arch Masons meet again E, r. sloan will shortly move in, stock stock from his livery stable 't' t'
 Hank Johnson. who WIS ;,.,r.,.
 a.1d m the city jail, gave leg bail
 Dennis Burke has gone to Ton,o
 Basin on mining business.
 Major G. W. Vaughn. left for ,b,
 family. '9'' '" Ills
 .Glem, the bridge barber. left this
 afternoon with his family for san
 Mr. Van TaSsel left this morpipg Tor CurtiSs, to take a position wif6
 'h' Commercial Minin Company ! Mrs. Fannie Brown nill open a ui.inE room m connection with the
 W MiIliams house about September
 |. W. Johnston and T. G. Barlow
 AdsslchS left on this afternoons
 tram Tor San Francisc, Q. a briaf business trip.
 Miss Anna McGowan's 's brotber ,r rned from the east recently ana l will assist her in the management of l th" Williams House
 Mrs. W. R. Roberts who has becp stopping at the Williams House r,r several weeks under medical atten- dance left for her homo at Chapar- ral to-day.
 The proper caper now to r,is. ,he Wind' seems to be, t. get F. A A (. 'oapon ticket, pre- mt it to the A. & r. have 1t refused. then su,. Tor Slooh. \ suit for S.O.OOO must add nightly to ones assets.
 Mayor J. L. Fisher and his daugb- ter Miss Hattie, and Miss Pearl Hutchinson, left for tho east tbis morning. The young ladies go to NJ. Louis to attend school. wbil. ; NIT, Fisher goes to Chicago to pur. chase goods.
 A man named Sullivan. better known by the Soubriqurt of "t(bis- KY bliI was brought m from Jerome ! last evening and taken to the bospi- .ai. He arri ed about , o'clock DelnS m an unconscious condition at . he tune and remained so uuul ba ' i'"d winch was a few minutes beror, T nidmEAt. Nothing could le ' earned concerning the man. or the V a4ae oi his illness. He was in an ' hd"Scribable condition of filth. if 'clhS almost impossible to remove a 'S clothing. He was a man of V middle age. h There has been a small speck of a, ar on the Chinatown horizon. i'm - reScott for several days. Two Y atiyeS of the Flowerv Kinydo,o i' 'cened official notice that unlass o' ieY pald a certain revenue to tba |" powers that be" in ChinatowD I ii ley would be killed on their fri ,t 'pearance there. They reported D, le case to the officers. and the lat ,e r went down last night and A waited developments for some ~ me but nothing occu ring, tb,y P' ade a general search for arms an, unltIouS ol war but discovered S,' ith"r. It Is stated however that 'h luble may be expected vet. ciI (. II. Allabach was vester,lav an lSs lnted lave stock inspector for the - Y oi rescott, by the board of lsS perylsors. on the recommenda- Cd m oi number of stockmen. Ills "'' ties are to inspect all cattle pr ughtered by the butchers of DC 'scott, the compensation being 'A' anty-hve cents per head. This ,lo zee was created by an act of the .Io' .E legislature and applies to all m.h. m les and towns of 1000 inhabitants Pe' more. ma 1rown Bros. sent two large teams ay to Squaw Peak. l aded with chlnery, supplies and men to Ve the old Clarence Ruby mill r m the bottom of the canyon to thi: top of the hill, where it will be tioI led and transported to Chappa- inf,
 The machinery has to be raised alre uieet, nearly perpendicular. the that mated cost of moving it this dis Raj ce being Sl,0OO. The mill. with diti stamps additional. will be placed clor he Henrietta company's prop the in Chapparal. mor