Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
THrRsDAr's DAlrr.

THURSDAY's DAmY.
 More storm symptoms.
 C, D. Brown is in Phenix.
 Attend the concert tonight.
 Eastern Star Chapter to- night.
 Work in the Eastern Star Chapte,
 tonight.
 Collections were reported easy
 yesterday.
 P. J. Mccormick is now located in
 Los Angeles.
 The New Mexico legislature has
 adjourned.
 Quarterly examination of teachers
 next Monday.
 Concert and drill at the opera
 house tonight.
 Work is progressing on the rock
 eutnear the steam laundry.
 R. B. May was taken to the terri
 torial prison Tuesday morning. Mrs. Dewitt has given up the
 dining room at the Johnson House. 1 The finishing touches are being placed on the vault of the Prescott ! National Bank.
 Who wants a pianoi Professor Thomas has one for sale cheap. See his advertisement.
 
 Commencing to-day dress parades will be held at Whipple. The first will be sounded at 5:30 D. m.
 The ground in the nineteen foot cut on the :. F., F. X F. railaoad near the depot was found to he so heavy and difficult to move that eight mules had to be put on the big blow.
 Hotel BuIke arrivals: Robt Woods. St Louis; H J Billsought, St Louis: F. E Waterman, Los Angeles; F NJ Gallagher, White Hills; Will C Barnes, Holbrook; Henry Miller and John Miller, Flagstaff, J Roth and James Branan, Minnehah; E Mahu- ren, Camp Verde.
 The lecture delivered last night as the NJ. E. Church by Rev. C. J. Chase, was well attended. The sub l ject was Erica Brac,r and it was handled m manner that was both | entertaining and instructive. Mir. | Chase k very pleasant speaker. and m this lecture he deals with | many of the follieS and foibles to be | found m every day life in scathing way.
 President D. B. Robinson. of the $. F., F. X r. railroad, telegraphed three or four days since that the three new engines for the road would be shipped the day following the date of his telegram so that they are nov expected in few days at Ash Fork. Work has been de Iayed somewhat on the road on account of he lack of motive power. but with favorable weather it is still thought that the track will reach lere by Aprl lst.
 J. l.. Blacks death, near Flagstaff. vas caused by the carelesSneSs of a nan at the windlass of the shaft in which he was working. Black was t the bottom of the shaft in a Itooping position working, when the man in lowering he bucket, ailed to hook 1t to the rope. The bucket fell distance of fifty feet, { triklng Black on the back of the ( leck, killing him instantly. The death Of Billy Miller, the swedish pugilist, as the result of a et-to which occurred at the Pacific C Club rooms San Francico ! ast Friday night, will no doubt put q ! quietus on prize fighting in Cali C ornia. Public sentiment was al ' eady so we'll wrought up on the ubjec. that it fully justified the 'ill pending in the Legislature pro q Iibiting these exhibitions of the so- allied manly art, and making an | of the law a felony. The t Iaath of miller practically assures | he adoption of that bill Dal 8 hawkins, the man who directly aUsed Miller'S death, and the ac- essories, including the president of he athletic club, the seconds, time n eeper, etc. are all under arrest, ( harged with murder, and it is sin a erely to be hoped they may be d ,iven adequate punishment. The a 'eastly practices of the prize ring N ave had their last victim in Cali n ornia with public sanction and 2 omplaisanee.-Los Angeles Times. O / For the first time we are able to A i've something definite in regard to [ he recent strike on the Lower Agua G 'rla. The new find is about four or N ve miles southeast of Bowers ranch + nd about the same distance from \ oe Mayors station. It is within | istol shot of a mine which was W 'orked last summer by l. T. Stod- < ard and the ledge runs nearly J arallel with it. There are several V laims located, the principal ones b eing the Moscow, Dessie, Kentuck, Ia and Corbett. The latter W ,ur were worked for some time j. rior to the location of the Moscow. S he ledge Is l50 feet wide in some Tt laces on these claims, but the ore n, generally low grade, although it 5 as been found assaying SlO0 in old. The rich ore has been found ai the Moscow, but che ledge de- eases in size to about 8 feet fr it. The value of the ore is not tC lown exactly, but it is fabulouSly oh, so valuable that it is saved on w 'nvass and wagon sheets, the small m t piece of ore being found to con Sl in free gold. There has been but ; tile work done yet on this claim, Sl ld Of course 1t can not yet be m etermined what it will develop ito. The entire country, for miles, sh every direction, is full of pros F' ectOrS. to
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