Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-02
SATURDAY's DAILY.
 Horace Merrill is sick. More rain is needed.

Miss Jean Snyder has gone east to reside.
 The United States trial jurors are due on Monday.
 Three furnished rooms to rent. Enquire of Wm. H. McGrew, If
 It is now July p and no news yet, of startling nature, from Buzzard's Bay.
 Judge J. H. Wright returned last evening from a brief visit to Flag staff.
 A. Redewill, of Phenix, came in on the noon. train today from California.
 B. H. Smith Is sinking a we'll preparatory to building residence on his lots in West Prescott.
 Geo. W. Miller pleaded not guilty of mail robbery yesterday afternoon, and his trial was set Tor Aug ist 1.
 The S. F., P. * P. railway com pany will sell you ticket to Chi cago and return, good to leave on Monday, for S77.50.
 Name II. Hammond has deeded lot G, block 4 Prescott. and i'm proyements thereon, to Mary T. Mills for $50.
 Mrs. <. F. McPherson, accom- pauled by her daughter and baby, left this morning for an extended visit to California.
 Miss Ivy Sluttz, who hs been attending the Sisters Colycnt at this place for the past ,car, left this morning to join her parents in Chicago.
 The town was again without any railroad mail last evening. The mail sent out by yesterday morn ing's train was returned to he post office at 6o'clock yesterday evening.
 Commencing on August lst, q Worlds Fair rate will be given of one fare for the round trip, tickets being good for thirty days The fare from Prescott Co Chicago and return, under this, will he Si4.05.
 C. Fl. Moorehouse, division freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe r, ad at Fl PaJo, will leave for home tomorrow. This Is his first visit here aud he is delighted with our town.
 Judging from the follow ing item from the GakettN. it must l,e hotter than h-ades in Phenix. A man who would fnd fault with the weather these days is a barbarian, and had better look for comfort only in the heseafter.'
 John Lawler is bombarding for water on Capitol Hill. Giant pow der Is used for the purpose Instead of trying to get it from tha clouds. however, he IS going into tie depths of the earth.
 The funeral service of Ivan Lau- renee Case, aged two months and a half, son Of Prof. and Mrs. C. O. Casc, of Mesa City, will take place at the Nj. F.. Church, South, to- morrow at II o'clock.
 The grand jury in it's fnal report says that four cases were examined by 1t and three bills found. lt closes by saying that: This grand jury has been hindered and de layed from day to day in it's pro ceedings and the examination of cases because of the failure of wit nesses to appear, the subpoenas not having been served in time"
 The freight engine which jumped the track near Ash Fork, or Tues day. oH the \. & F. railroad, stop ped at a right angle with the track. with its pilot about sixty feet away from the rails. One of the crew stated that they were running slow at the time of the accident which was very fortunate, as If they had been running at speed that an X. S F. freight crew would call fast, they would have cleared the comPanv's right of way entirely.
 Department headquarters have been removed to Denver. The JOURNAL MINER received an official communication from the chief quar- termaster, dated July 26, in which the reply was requested tO be sent to Denver. General McCook went there several days ago, and from this letter it seems that all the off ces have now been removed. Jeal- ousy of Prescott, ou the part of the southern part of the territory, was the cause of headquarters leaving this territory six years ago.
 W. B. Jones met with quite a painful accident, an1 what came nearly being a serious one, on Thursday evening. He has the electric light and telegraph wires, both, running into his residence, and they became crossed by some means, while the current was on the flight" wire. He picked up the telegraph wire to move it, when he received a terrific shock, nearly knocking him down. The thumb and finger of his right hand was pretty badly burned, while the cur rent passed through him. causing blisters on his thumb and each of his fingers of the left hand.
 Prescott papers recently pub lished an item announcing that Thos. Brown and K. Barrett would shortly erect a mill on their Castle Creek mine. The item travelled to Phenix where it was transferred bodily to one of the Phenix papers, as an original item there. On its return to Prescott our con temporary again published it giving due and proper credit to the Phenix paper for it. This demonstrates one thing, that is the honesty of Prescott paper in giving credit. If is copied here proper credit is given to the paper from which it is taken, no matter if the item appeared originally in the paper copying it.
 Experience of . Railroad Man.
 I had sciatic rheumatism one year. My physician pronounced it incurable. Could got no relief ex- 1 cept from morphine. Six bottles of 1 Rheumatic Syrup cured | me. JOHN N. MAXWELL, Salisbury, N. C.