Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

TuuRsDAY's DAu
 A cold north '-'n> ts-.-.
 H. J. Allen, J.rame, .s-a
 Ct. \. Swar rs .arlaHfou,a thls morning.
 F.M. N phy has gone to PheuiN on railro ausu.sS
 Cove Huehe- arrived in Pho- nix ye l1 morning.
 c. n glass Brown returned from Wa I.a las, evening.
 "1k58 ba -ato mortgage the Farm al ye old loI6es Cousar-. April 2I,t.
 C Mitchell i1yemerlv foreman oI the Seua.or mine has g.ue ,o California
 The first ear load of machinery tor Martin NaIer', ice factory ar rived last eye.auE
 Frank Glaudy is sick. The at- tending Thysl,'aU reports it a case oi dirh.herla.
 W. N 3ray. of C5u.He. Ariz., vss among the out ui town visitors m Prescott today
 Irs. C.J. Chase a.,l g'ye a reel tatlou st ve old 5alkes concerto, Fri day eyeuIag, Apu, 2l
 Candidates .ar she position of ...sN .f Che iIs.r.t ccart are quite numerous. 0e.i say about a dozen of them.
 Four memo s.g,ers will sing ye vugaartu. sauE.s at ye old fokeS csneer,e uu Fr.tay evening, April -Ist
 Ol tho twenty-five new engines. raeeat.F ordered by the \. X r. a'.roaI @ ght have been received and placed m service.
 Join, tariff sheets of various rai il- roads with the Santa Fe, Prescott A baeuix have been published. They -low quite a reduction over preselt rates on through freight.i
 C H. Bennett sustained a frac- ture to one of the bones of his left arn, last evening, by being kicked hy a horse. Dr. Butcher reduced the fracture to-day, and he Is get ting along nicely.
 George Best, a brakeman on the =. r. |. X T. railroad was killed at the Ash Fork yards yesterday. He was an experienced railroad man. but, while engaged in coupling cars was caught between the bumpers and crashed to death. This is the first casualty which has occurred in the operating department.
 The JoURNAL-M MINER last night re- ceived an invitation to attend reception aud banquet. rendered by the citizens of Phenix to the out going and incoming Governors of Arizona, and to the members of the seventeenth legislative assembly. As the reception was given last evening the invitation had to be de clined.
 Another brakeman was killed a; Ash Fork today, on the \. X r. railroad. He was on the water train and fell from a car while it was in motion the bal ance of tho train passing over his body. An inquest was held on the remains of this one. whose name was not learned. and nu tho>.A of Best who Wa, EfI.ri s,-..I..... .... ''-t in each ease being Chat death vas caH-ed hy care.s~suess ut tho par ties themselves
 Tho Sisters hospsra. .u this city at pre-aut s...t.-- sixteen patients, being .-.a -u8gruE with .ar.ous complications and are mostly rail roaders. The institution IS clean and well kept, while the wants ot the unfortunateS are attended to m that spirit of generosity and com fort which everywhere character izes the work of the Sisters toward the afflicted. An addition to the quarters is now being made to com fortably accommodate all.
 Joseph Pulitzer maintains Paris residence at cost of S2OO,OOO a wear. the establishment including dozen horses and thirty servants. He has also handsome New York residence near Central parh. It Is such bright examples that encour- age the devoteeS of journalism, even far out on the western plains. Ex.
 Another Honey Mine,
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