Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-27
MONDAx's DAILY.

IT, w, Johnston returned yesteI
 day from California.
 NJ. Sorensen left today for Pheni,
 b attend conference.
 Morris Goldwater returned iron
 the cast last evening.
 James Ii. Slack left for Big Bus
 today to work on his mine. Dr. Miller started his mill toda,
 crushing ore from the Westlak, , mine.
 Mir. and Mrs F. NJ. Murphy and , Dr. W. Nickers left for the east this
 morning
 Brown X Winsor commenced lay
 ing rock today on the repairs to the
 city reservoir.
 Mrs. John II Campbell came in
 Saturday evening to join her nus.
 band at the Yarnell.
 Mrs. J. F.. Bottoms and her two
 children left for Phenix today.
 where they will hereafter reside.
 Rev. G. F. Pooler of Winslow came
 m Saturday evening aud left for
 fhenlX this morning by private con
 'oYance to attend conference. ! Mrs. W. D. E. Motter arrived last
 evening from St. Joseph, Missouri. ] m respouseto telegram announc-
 ing the serious illness of her hus- band.
 Deputy Sheriff Georg Rufrner ar
 rived last night from Minnehaha. having in custody F. J. White. who IS charged with assauitiag his wife with d deadly weapon.
 There will be a special meeting of the YavapSi County Medical 1 Soclety at the office ol llr. McCand- | less. on Tuesday eyeniu z, Sept. 25 ! at D. m. A full attea. lance Is r.- l quested of every member. C. A l SEwALL, Secretary.
 Another new time earl went into effect today on the r. X \. C. road by which the train leaves tS < a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays au, ,l Saturdays, instead of 2 o'clock Mondays. We'd nesdays and Saturdays.
 Flagstaff had another fire last Friday, resulting in the burning of the Tourist hotel. rhc loss is csti- mated at 5000, insured for S5.Ool l The Presbyterian church and the residence of r. R WcatAerford mar rowly escaped burning.
 Bills of sale were filed for record today from Wm. Dulin Q the fol- lowing parties; Mr. Frank l.. Robinson. stock of groceries &c.; Len Haie, horse and harn,ss:. , Hill grocery wag ju aad har- less.
 In it's investigation as io the cause | T death of Q. l.. Gibbs of Phenix V he coroner's jury found that the h Ieceased came to his G,ath from anSes to the jury unknown, and 1T 'hether It was accidental or inten v lon1i, We have no meaus of know L ng. U L. Pascoe, bookkeepor for tho p lte 0. l.. Gibbs testified at the in p uest that the entire indebtedness | the deceased, including the .. mount due hE father-iu law was in le neighborhoOd of S3l.OOO. He U tded that this was all secured ex- P ept the S25,OOO due Gooienoe and al 1000 due Harry Watkins. m G Prof. c. 0. Case and wife left for ar -esa City to-day, where the pro- d, ssor will take charge as principal
 the Mesa sctool. He IS the most |, )pular teacher that has ever A! .ught in this county, having gi ught two seasons ia district nA 'enty three with very marked sue ,sS. nc In the railroad wreck. that oc- W lrred one day las, week at Lp lngsbury, Indiana, II. W. Ryder sE prominent lumber mau of Phenix ya ls seriously injured. His wife nj stained a broken leg. while their F tie five year old son Warren Ry- T was killed. Miss Matte Hutch H, of PheniX received internal in tn rles which 1t is though, will prove St tai. The Ryder family wero re- m, rnlng from a visit to relatives in las massachusetts,. mC There has been considerable com up amt made 10 the .ioUE NAL MINER. U
 citizens, that school children oe' ming from school at noon. crowd I aI em of the sidewalks. rhe school WI ildren walk arm in arm. in threes ~ eo' Tours, occupying the entire width nao ao the walk and very many of them &E 1'', use to give even a portion of the 1-' .lk Tor others when they meet I sm. We doubt not but the tod Ichers will remedy this on their wo entlon being called to 1t, as it is ths lply an act of thought lessness on ha. part of pupils and not inten- of nal on their part. on, )ne night recently a Missouri lhi' man caught a burglar in her arms neV held him until help came and Der w2s put under arrest. The bold any 1 man says he wouldn't object to nae ng caught again in the same way. hlg q now comes the susceptible re- one one -ter Of our contemporary and says m t he never had desire to be put cIu' all but once, and that was yester- lh |
 when a beYy of pretty young a, les bearing beautiful boauets, fle sented themselves at the grated > " ITS of the county dungeon, pray sery
 for admittance to give poor dec 'oners some flowers. lust