Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-27

-, ''N N S"ttouSlY III.
 ,-i Wenty one recruits arrived ,
 Nhlpple yesterday.
 John o'Conuor has returna5 r-,,
 hIs visit to California. 'o' l. Harris Baldwin rcturpad 1.. l evening from his visit to Kingman |. Born, September r at Bic R,c , to 'h" wife of L. l. English a son. ' Joys Sarsaparilla is the hes,
 For sale at the Corner drug store. , City taxes will become dcli, f"ent unless they are paid tn, G. W. Wards Jerome stage line
 dha treightIng outfit was attached
 yesterday ,'> ''' NJ
 W. D. 3. Mottcr had a paraly,ic
 attack on Tuesday evening. but is
 better now.
 <. C. Rodgers. of CharminoJ,Io
 was among the out of town visitors
 to Prescott today.
 II; \. Palmer has gone to the
 b.."dShaws to eXamiue the Wander bit and York mines.
 J. D. Helm and J. Piercv re. tUrhei ttiS afteroon from the santa Maria country.
 Gus Shamp is running the board inS house at the Henrietta mine. Mrs. Shamp went out today.
 The paymaster arrived at Wbip- pie on the noon train today and paid If the troops this afternoon.
 John Raible brought in a load of une peaches today from the Albert i.llderbrant ranch on the Auga Fria.
 E. E. Kirkland came ip from Kirk land valley today anc has taken charge of his old desk II. the record CTS office.
 A battalion of troops has been ordered for a practice march to Phenlx. They will leave about October Ia.
 F. II. Murphy is remodelirg a | building on his lot, on Peasant ave nUe, and will convert it into a dwell. ing house.
 Since opening in Prescott the heeley institute has treated between thirty and forty patients for the liquor habit.
 j. H. Lee left for the east today on a brief business trip. He eL- poets to take in the Worlds Fair during his absence.
 The west bound train on the \. X r. was about seven hours late last night and the mail arrived on the noon train today.
 John Sevenoa&s, the we'll known nlnlnS expert, Is getting better rom an attack of sickness while 'n-route to Prescott. The mesas of Arizona furnish grass for hay this year, being the ! irSt season for eight or nine wears hat it has occurred. , Tue Yavapai Pharmacy has re- 'eIved large stock of nickel writ I ng tablets. School children will i ind them very handy to have as ' yell as dirt cheap. a Stewar. Knight and Doc Good : rln of this county will give a steer | oplng and bronco riding contest 2 n PheniX September 30. Both arc ( xpert cowboys.
 E. $. Waddles, of St. Joseph. Mo. nd C. 4. Rathbun, of Chicago. two D. -ell known commercial travellers T. re in town. They report business n again. T W. E. Robinson of the $. C. rail W pad tooka a run over to Prescott t, returning again to-day. n Ie Expressed himself highly c, leased with our town.
 Adjourned conference of the Nj. /. Church meets tonight at the hurch parlors to close UP the busi- oi ess of the year. All members are O 'quested to be present. fC Justice Andrews issued a warrant E, his morning for the arrest of F. J. | hite. of Minnehaha, on a com C, laint sworn to by his wife. charg- n E him with assault with a deadly eapOn.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: H C. Bush, .ansas City; E. s. Waddles. St. oseph, Mo; ]. l.. Haywood. Mil aukee; C. 4. Rathbrn, II. F. But S' IT, Chicago; Eugene Disty. Santa L. -arla; Joseph Maber, Big Bug. a, o, Thomas Fitch, they call him A olonel now in Phenix, has pur- lased three lots in Phenix on u hich he proposes to erect new II sldence. NIT. Fitch always builds re residence and a theater where li' CT he locates. tn Tn Globe Silver Belt says that " ere Is a gang of stock thieves at @ intersection of Yavapai, Coco no and Gila counties. It was in ii, Is section that a war of extermina- Pa ,n was waged a few years ago. on fo count Of stock ealing. resu ting m, the killing of about thirty peopl,. The Cherokee Strip is not the ly place where land is in active mand. IL Is reported that a gun Jw lN, ly was made only few days since u ar a quarter section just west of sal escott. The affair proved to be a )odiess one, so that the names of . are omitted. hil \ gasoline engine whi 'h has been iat iibitcd in various portions of the Co Ithern part of the territory nm ms to have created quite a sensa- Lo n judging from the newspaper so ms about 1t. The JoURNAL-MINER tb, $ been using one of these ma CI ines, for over year to run its nr, asses. To
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