Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
sEsDAY'S DAILY.

ESDAY'S DAILY.
 lie Hartin is better today.
 les Shirley has gone east.
 Heyman arrived on today's so ia notice of reward in this
 IA. Rickard of Hillside is in
 P. Dillon has been reported very
 "a San Francisco.
 5. Clark left for home this after A on the , o'clock train.
 H. Dickson of Skull Valley was
 iler at this office today.
 kine men reported for duty this
 hing with the chain gang. Sf =e Bashford- Burmister Company
 ed ear laod of potatoes {.Ie P. X A.C. railroad has es-
 hed telegraph office at Verde sbn.
 -Governor N. O. Murphy and 'ier C. Hadley left on this morn
 E train.
 l. she little daughter of Marshal 4 y8kenship, of Phenix died recent - Mscarlet fever.
 : tlex Thompson of Banning Creek f hle to be around again. His SHren are also improving. / N. Bennett oldest son of MT.
 Mrs. C. II. Bennett of Groom
 is now convalescing.
 6o horses were stolen on Mon m night from Mrs. Del Thorne. ng total of seven stolen in ] Right.
 Artin Maier has received the
 klnery for his ice machine and
 have it in place manufacturing
 lery soon.
 Us. Hayes, of The O. E. kr Company, arrived on the n train, and, Is stopping at the ievue.
 tgular meeting of Linton Divi-
 No. 3. U. k. K. of F., on Thurs tvening next at S:l5 o'clock. By n ofGEo. W. SNES, Captain. IlIAe license report for April s a collection of Sl,0i5. or ills$4S4.50 is from gambling, and ub0 from liquor dealers.
 H. Hamil on is doing good
 as road overseer on Antelope thear the Yarnell mine. He has sal men at work. Portion of the drequires the use of powder to
 a good grade.
 4ptel Burke arrivals: Chas. D.
 gan. Durango; T. A. Rickard, aser; E. $. Clark, Flagstaff; R. A. eA. H. Swan. Los Angeles; John shanghnessey, San Francisco; C. Houng, Denver. { ohn Duke. George Schuermau Probate Judge l.. W. French leave tomorrow for Globe to 2 nd the Grand Lodge Knights of 9ias.
 H Aght- -1f-Wav Agent J. D. Carter fhy settled with John Dickson @ Enc right of way through the ter's ranch, for Sl929O, being at
 Fate of S}O per acre.
 ,giz0na Lodge No. |, I. O. Q. F.,
 eelebrate the 74th anniversary of d Fellowship in America tonight -Rving a banquet at the Somnar ase. All members in good stand Ere invited.
 Is. ]. F. Bottoms and her two Enters arrived last night from 6ix via Castle Creek route. MT. Al Ipms, manager of the Keeley -ov6lute here is correspondingly Ry.
 Talkt. and Mrs. C. II. Bennett desire ,l 3oURNAL- MINER to express their h4 nks to Mrs. Joseph Dougherty, sses LeForce and Flagg and other ,. ghborS for their kindness and stance during the recent illness leath of their daughter.
 4F. Pryor. the oldest clerk in the asiou Office, has returned to k after an absence of over a E He Is 20 years old, and has 7. n in the department forty years. \. fis au authority on the history of rsdiers Iu the Revolutionary War. Fhrongh the efforts of ex-Gover-
 Alurphy. the postofiice depart ukai has issued an order increasing
 mali service to Jerome to six nes n week. to take effect May |. hether in office or out, Governor nfphy eau be found working for epromotion of the best interests Arizona.
 lAN HUI AhANhNo StNAA At cir operations. Ahorse belonging
 RE. Greenwood was stolen last Hhi from Groom Creek. C. H. ehnett says that his dog which is 4ustomed to staying with his orses kept up q continual barking n several hours last night and he links that thieves were in he vicin-
 bat were frightened by his dog Korkmen commenced today on erection of three story brick Hilding on the east side of the kAza, for Hugo Richards and Judge r awkins. The building will be Nx25 feet. The Knights of Pyth- n lodge has already arranged for fige years lease of the third story nr lodge purposes.