Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14
TuEspAY's DAILY.

Supervisor Roach came in to-day
 J. D. Smiley is in town on his
 periodical visit.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks is expected
 home tomorrow.
 1 Mrs. J. D. Cook returned Sunday
 from San Francisco.
 l Prof. Gillette left on this morn.
 lng's trtil o east.
 Mir. and Mrs. k. J. Austin went
 out to Big Bug this afternoon. | Geo. H. Curry came in from his
 Tonto Basin mining camp to-day.
 Paul DilIon's condition was re-
 ported worry unfavorable tkis morn
 ing.
 Died, Erna the two months old
 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
 Schmidt.
 Superintendent Joseph l.. Giroux
 and II. J. Allen arrived from Jerome
 last evening.
 E. J. Austin and H. X. Owens re- turned yesterday from visit to the
 Santa Maria country. F. B. Modem, formerly of Copper Basin, has taken position with J. w. Wilson, as salesman.
 Mr. and Mrs. $. P. Behan and their son Hugo returned last even ing from the Worlds Fair.
 Sheriff L owry has been appointed deputy United States Marshal by United Sta teS Marshal Meade.
 Monday was one of the most dis agreeable days ever experienced m Prescott, owing to the high wind.
 Isaac T. Stoddard is reported en route to Prescott, probably with a view of forming another mining company.
 The case Of the Territory vs Jas. A. Williams, on appeal from the iustice's court, was placed on the calendar this morning.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal W. L. Grey 1 from trip along the line l of the A. & F. yesterday. He saw geeugines with long trains snorting around tho Ash Fork depot. Pres colt Courier, dune l3.
 O. H. Kennedy. treasurer of the United Verde Copper company, ar rived on last evenings train, and | went out to the great copper camp this afternoon with H. ]. Allen. It isMr. Kennedy $ first visit to Arizona
 The Caioctin Gold mine was sold last Saturday at SheriE7s sale to satisfy judgment secured against it. lt was bought by the Lynx Creek Gold and Land Company, many of the stockholders of which are also stock holders in the Catoctin mine.
 A. B. Selsor, the eight-year-old son of Janitor Selsor of the public school buildings. arrived here re- ,ently from the State of Washin .- .on, having travelled the entire dis .anee, about 2.DsG miles. alone. He $ small of his age, but made the rip successfully.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: James Cor nan. Phenix; H 4 Swan, Lynx ,reek; D Smiley, M Boston; E c 1irsh, San Francisco; G W Bene- lict, Denver; T w Barney, c E 2edington. New York; G $ Ray nond. Colorado; F D Chase, Big Bug; pr Geo P Thornton, Williams.
 The Los Angeles Times has re- ently purchased a $25,0O0 press md has placed seven type setting machines in its office at cost of 5000 each. The Times is right in he swim when it comes to enter rise and prosperity, as we'll in the natter of disseminating the news.
 Whenever you read of Ia success Iaying been made of a gold brick you can always accurately ssert that the victim is str anger Q newspapers. In fact, one of the rst things investigated by such windlersu Is to ascertain whether ltended victims are newspaper eaders. The best remedy Wright's Para on headache remedy. Stops pain l five minutes. Harmless, taste sss. no ill effects. A positive cure Dr headache aud neuralgia. Fos sle by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug tore. a Owingto slight accident to the | :. & A. C, engine at Seligman yes c srday the mail did not arrive until Iidnight last night. The accident ( as caused by an 4. X P. train back a lg in on the P. & 4. C. track, the | ,ar car striking the engine with lch force as to cause considerable T amage.
 What is more disgusting and re- ulsive to those who have any re ard for personal appearance, than sllow and unclean teeth, from hich proceeds that horribly offen- l ve breath. Wright's Myrrh Tooth P pap prevents all this and gives tl pearly white teeth. For 2 lie by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug tore.