Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-05
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Collection day tomorrow.
 Harris Baldwin left for Pheni1 this morning.
 Silver has dropped out of sight, being quoted at 6S cents.
 Gil Ferguson is just getting the better of a-case of humps.
 Dr. Maus will leave for Fort Wingate, New Mexico tomorrow.
 Born. this afternoon, June 3O, to the wife of T. J. Dunkle, daugh- ter.
 See the summer Shoes and sam- mer DreSs-goOds being sold at Sul- livan's.
 The trial jurors have all been dis charged. the criminal business hay ing been disposed of.
 Rev. G. H. Adams will preach at II a. m. and $ p. m. in the NJ. k. Church next Sunday.
 Bert Morton, the JoURNAL-MrNER's special correspondent came in from Big Bug last evening. He brought another list of subscribers with him.
 The P. & \. C. train did not get in last night until long after dark, causing delay in the distribution of the mail until this morning.
 Dr. !. NJ. Marshall, the Flagstaff dentist, arrived on last nights train, and can be found by all needing his services at the Yayapai Pharmacy.
 The jury in the case of W. R. Evans. charged with assault to com init murder. returned verdict last evening of guilty of assault with deadly weapon.
 The Fourth of July committee re- requests all citizens who have vehicles to have the same decorated and participate in the celebration. There should be big turn out.
 Kingman is to have a new paper. J. A. WhitmOre will be its editor. Mir. Whitmore is a good newspaper man, and will no doubt make sue cess of the venture.
 The appointment of a democratic register and receiver at Santa Fe has inspired new hope in the hearts of some of the applicants for these positions in Prescott.
 James May, the we'll known sheep raiser. declared himself in no uncer- tain sounds, during his visit here, against the democratic party. He says he will vote the ticket no more. Johnnie Dougherty has just re- turned to Prescott from hls Big Bug onyx mine where he hae been with J. J. Fisher making a survey of the property.
 The discovery of an iron bar sawed of m the county jail has yivep the officers scare up, and a Suard is now kept on duty all night to prevent the list of escapes from being increased.
 The last vestige of Johnson's au- ditorium was carted away to-day, and nothing now remains of thls de- funct institution save the memory of the dead beat proprietor m the minds of his victims.
 James Fl. Walker, the recently appointed register of the Santa Fe land office held the same position during Cleveland's former admins tratisn. The no-ex rule did not hold good in his case. Mr Treadwell, superintendent oi the Buster property, which IS slt- mated in the Bradshaws two miles from the Peck mine, and MT, Mar fin one of the owners, are visiting tbe mine with view of resumlhg operations.
 Hoods Ssrsadarilla absolutely cures where other preparations iali' It nossessas medicinal merit pc | culiar to itself. n | Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs ana Ihe | liver are cured by Hoods pills Oh- eoualed as a dinner pill.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Peery came m from Stanton last evening gu route east. On the way up when near Iron Springs, the seat on the stage on which Mrs. Peery was seated gave way precipitating her to the ground. causing very Palniul, | though it is thought not serious ;niuries. Their trip east has been nostponed on account of her in- iuries.