Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-15
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Thomas R. King, the well known cattle man, who had the misfortune, few weeks ago to have his leg broken, is recovering slowly and was able to be up some to-day. This is the second serious accident which Mr. King has met with. Several years ago, while riding very spirited horse after cattle in Califor- Eia. his horse ran into a steer. and horse and rider and steer all fell to earth m a promiscuous heap. Mr.
 King, unfortunately, being under heath. For nineteen days he lay as ono dead, except for his breathing. but for the entire period remained unconscious, and when conscious ness did return to him and be began to come back to life, 1t was with i'm paired health, and he never fully re- covered. During all his affiietions then, as we'll as during those he is now suffering from, he has borne them without a nurmur or com plaint and is a hero in the full est sense of the word.
 D " Brooks started his new steam laundrv up to-day. The latest and most Improved maehinery has been piaeed in this .astituti6-. and tAe whele process of gashiag and Ironing is done uy machinery. The clothes are first put into a large oyiinducai machine. called @ hy craglc washer, wbich reYolges vefr .s. v while an endless number of sfrasn or jets ol wassr are forced against t0em and the dlrf 1s--4ss 1s--is tsku out without rubbing of any kind. They arc then placed in lac wriuger or centrifugal water eE- tgeetor, which s also cylindrical in shape, and tais revolges at a very high rate u speed, forcing al the water out througA the holes in the side, and this process is accom- plished without any pressure p hat ever on the clothes, except the pres sure produced by the rapid motion of the machine. The ironing is also done by steam, the clothes being made to pass over a highly polished cylinder of steel, watch Is heated by steam. The process is well worth a visit to the laundry to witness it.
 Thomas E. Parish, formerly pri- vate secretary for ex-Governor Zulick, arrived in Prescott yesterday to look after his political fences in this neck of woods. Mir. Parish is an aspirant for the position of gov ernor of the territory and 10 greater calamity could befall Arizona than to have him appointed. Aside from the proprietor of a big saloon in Tucson, Mir. Parish does pot seem to have many supporters even in bis own party. He certainly has never shown any particular friendliness to this portion of Arizona to endear himself to our citizens. His AA. c. R. letters, in which henever missed an opport,-ritv tc slpp onr commu- nity and section, are cf themselves sufficient l create Inc united appos
 l ,.ls, eganllless of politie tc bis candidacy. Co say nJTbIug cf his connection with Zultcks admin istfassoa snd his record previous tc that OnO of the most active op- ponents Alr. Parish has, is the Phe- glx Gazette, 0f his own politses. and a paper formerly edited by nm.
 If the advent of the S. F, P. &P. will affect Prescott like 1t is now noticeable in every farming com munity along its surveyed route to the west, by the improvement to every piece and parcel of land that is now contemplated along the sur veyed route of the road, the waving grain fields and the blue smoke curling from many a housetop in eontented home, can almost be seen in the perspective. Land that has lain dormant for l50 years D. C., without producing enough to sustain even acoyote, is now being awakened from it's long and dreary silence by the introduction of barbed wire and the placing of Salt river price per acre on its rich soil. Of course this is not due to the fact that the stakes of the new road run directly through the land or that the incoming polit- ical army is going to permit a long suffering people So file on the land for the fun of it, bus it is due to the new era of good times that the new road is fathering. As an industrious class our rural friends have suddenly sprung to the top to take the cakes and if the health giving properties of the soil are not properly guarded and sealed with an air tight tent, the oppressed farmer will be the loser and an exacting corporation the winner as usual.
 Notice of Foritefure,