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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

No rsp;sss from TssoOsh or intermediate
points.
PoKr TOWNSEND. July 2 ~ Especial AR.
rivsd-Bis seminole. from Santa Rosalia, for
Moodyvii,e. r. c.; sh Topgaiiant, from San
Francisco 70, Port Bisksisy.
Pokr CAMILLA, July ARRIVED yesterday
schf AIDS. Capt Anderson. twenty days from
San FranS,isco. Arrived toisy--Bktn Klikitat,
Cant. Cutter. fifteen days from San Francisco
NEW Y:sK. July 2-Arrived-Pennland, from
Antwerp .Circassia. from Glasgow.
fniLAlaLrHiA. July ARRIVED from
Lsverpoo,
HAvRx, July 2.-Arrived-La rouraine. from
New York.
MovILLx. July Arrived OF Nebraska,
from New. York.
souIHsarTos, July 2--Arrived-Travs, from
New Yors.
Sxw EosK. July 2-Arrived-stats Of Cali
tornis, !rSm Glasgow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

~ 10 e-s.s3l 10 less than for tho preceding
- ana 3l9i.sss 81 less than for the CORE
ooktng week ssst year.
0sthspges TN quotations during the past
~ have mot besn important. outside OF tho
nDd the season. with which the market 10
QlsuppsieG. Trade in general has not I'm
~ and the principal features OF the market
mkiDue to be berries aud fresh frui;a.
onaG the week green corn. rips tomatoes,
- vaums, new Homegrown peas and black
Hs1es hsve bscn added TO the already long ust
sempting articles supplied TO Seattle house
hpeu for the table.
he hsiGht Of the strawberry season has come
- this lusc'ous fruit IL cheap enough 70 satisfy
- nest Particular, retailing for from 4 70 3
|onis pss box for good fruit Choice berries OF
|cUs'eulas growers are Little higher. but there
, very lite Tor growers to be hsd with the
lgpsent a5undance in market The wholesale
pee hss destined from a. Is to el.s0 per crate
= Noaday 70 - cents To u on Saturday.
lard and dried fruits have declined aud
bnbsd wire 10 quoted lower.
Gets, bran snd shosts are weaker.
Wool has fallen another ceuts per pound in
btoa and 70 quoted ct to cents here for an
vnhsa.
auySMGxTs AND RRcsIPra
puseg the isst twenty -four hours produce ana
nuehandiss have been shipped from and ~
~ q the port OF Seattle In the following
esast,tiss:
Tons
pow ~ iei ana water. is7
sass " rail- anu water .222s3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
yNR AREfS3Y1V

Mrs g AHoytlc. Blaine \ " Merateli PtAns,es
u Almond. Anacortes ] Henderson CITY
4 Is Cr5mrhons, Mont Alex Rsns. -sn Fran
q CatIs'. Nanasrso. h C + AociSw, Victoria &c
: oiipaxnf. Casrj. HhF b tsiets, Nictor,a
J u rainnsy. fhiaRey II Il t,rirish, Ewerett
4 ~ pvuman, tlty Gibson, do
A N ealls bury. wooliey " T. zlasora, DO
Mrs Johnsfoy. Aarysy.ss " fr.e.e do
u t.slIowsy. pasamtsh NJ Merriilaw por.lr.
" Bennett, RI GsusoseI Ii t;ordoas.. spazaue
w sSagsssl9w, do Mrs seaaps~ Minnesp..s
I >anss'xw, CusreviileH q seler&s. Caty
p } CaTsrIeSs. ftdssso A Fefeners. 10
y fGssG. trlingIea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

That in addition To the superior service
and fast time acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system. ali tickets 20 the World :
fair are good via Ogden. Salt Lake ani
Denver.
For sleeping car reservations and gen.
ersI information call on or address
4 Z. MaRrrs, General Agrn,
.t5 second street Seattle. Wash,
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10R8IoN MARKErs.
0flyR

LoSDoS. July l-Bar siivss has advaseed "a,
70 Ss9Sd. eod rupee papsr hes risen ia, owing
70 tns feeosesy In the price Of silver.
lssIssH esArS MAaKeI
LvssPosL- July I-Wheas-O0erod nodeY.
efeiy; uBca, anged
Cosr-OEsred sparinRiy; Erm: spot, Z, ga:
Sosys ~ "a Aagas;. - cd: September, = sd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03
IAN FRANCISCO MAnxErs.
rHE srArs OF Trade

~ Francisco. July l--Thers 10 . general
ennsen OF ali business In this city, which will
- ssfil the morning after the Fourth. Boards.
0baness aud business houses ere oil closed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

TIE seattle, lac shose & EAssese railvav
Easxss satoaxa conasstsons at saaaorash for
iossl Aaz kSsssti irA-a lsAves seattle daily
81 ~ u - yvsgrEsnE asfsyes ~ seattle = -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03
UAPpY uCNrINC GaOuNns

uew n.sy Tsopsr are huaEar sos sssat which
viii .lye hs.iss. ma3e2 10 wealth xn3 prosper
itF. ! hls ae>sse - saly real ss: whel goa hanI
sos xGA get AEata Btst~ra They sss q STORE 6;
nutrition saa have no s9aai ~ e4a<sa panty
.as AID a..ssi auti1sax .oase.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

far ;ereIs aud a. passts o. :ae u. & ~ 4
ratfuAy ,,,.r the seattle, ksSAe >hoFe & E1sicra
tfAH .sa{tag seattle ~ - = IA Gas.F sEres.x
suaNsCt go fEoSa sa9tsosnksA. No cs.At.
1arU1g \ :s.cket. SOLD al c<ASt4e tsl-oS
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RIAL ESTATE uAIHs.

transactions since Jssssry 4 anA fer
the Past Weok.
Real estfse Transactions siucs January 1, ls3s.
are G.osa.i.5. There were HE'D fof record during
the past week IS deeds. the Considerations e..
creating }Sio.2li. Following 10 she record of
h. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

The cay nsrsciofy Tor the eaffest year 10 Gov
IA press Any ons nasshx Assae caskss IN
their nu,;ness ,ccattoa OF place al reslaeuee can
h.ys the :r,rr~c,loa made by notifying by mail
az o;hs,;stsa roik's seattle Directory Con-
Mas, a taxweil bslidsax. city
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warmth " sntess.

School. county and city warrants
wanted; Washington Timber Loan Com
ranv. RON, Is Halter block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

rsass-sseAy. spslssr-DuiI: lonassse, .sA1
kos7ox STOCK xxcnAxsR
BosSos. ja;y I-C1osiag:
Asehteou- 5000 ~ Nsxteaa Csafsal.. 81
6ufsington: 80
CHICAGO BOARD ~ TRADE
CHICAGO. Jriy l-Whsas-sescoew. univ
soensd 5S0se higher: advanced 1sSe more from
inside fgosrs oc The calling Of an sxssa seuptca
81 eongfsss, ssd cisssd rs hishas sAaa ysssar.
osy espssubef opened k6oe<e hs9hsY: a.
vancea Jl<etnoss an1 esosoa i4<s ALehsr sAaa
yesterday. Receipts vsss S,aG bushs,s: ship-
nsass. s.e7o sashssa
! CHICAGO MAaxg91
Whsss-e rons: cash. s4,se: sspesmhs, 7ss<e
So.a-e1 .ng. sasa. Sssse: sspss0bss. l3,<e
9Dsss-Ess1; eash. &c: sspssnba. ss1c
Barley--Nonfnai
Flax-elt9
Tiraoshy- "a soDaA
whisxy-Sin
fos.-Eas,: easa. HA1: ospasuhse. IA IA
Snort sI ,is.Is s:.a. ~ ~ .spss.sss: .:o.
snofs ssss--es.5 s1a7a
eoSo.dsn-oA7snai
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
caicAso Juiy l-cssse - kseespes. 1900:
msxs mG.tsS Prime ssssrs, ASi6na s.: rood
- sc e. NA0Ac: others, ex7seA23: Tex
Hoss-ksssipss. ,snoo: market SOW ioa.,e
iow:r asHsd snd pscksfa, g. so1a IS; hssyy.
sass9eW: aEhs. &o016lo
x..Sa"' asxAns. A01lsa; wssssfns, a go
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
srEAMEA HUcREYA

Pehasss ara rsfsratsneA sessss MsreAsatS As0G
TUESDAY. IaGfssAy ssd sasssaAy 81 . m -
KsEgSsafs OFT Oasats&. baaGof. eeeosc9 sA~
vsap. Ira ssto. Hosdspaft. ntoa stsy sDd tnto~
s e.gSss poin-s. arriving IA tnloo ttsy 81 N
Leaves La1on ltsy . Wei seoSay. 1u4AS
ga Dunaay. asnstsg - seatsts g z -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

riayii;s cards. AL kinds and ali prices At
Sutton !: Adams, loo South Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

DoRr ANGELICA FORT rowRsESD. Dux.
l. geasss and seattle roase.
TiND Canp
Fat Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. Nay % 1898.
Leaves daily eIc~ps MoadAy - follows: eeattiA
? q m townsend 10 ~ arrives Port Angeles
"a m Leaves Porn Angeles m; PORT
ffownsend o 80 .. ia. arrives seattle 10 y M.
fAueiuxA City bock, seattle. Tiboais Dock. Poso
HATCH BKOA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

>sven;.-ave rlcc-. ETenea CrsrOu saitiaEs.
street Il. 49, 81 lnxa<s SBss. saarA~d 6swn
srosa 80 : sc yard w. = leekis 4 Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman &sspsag Cara Hiegsnt pay CeaeAsl
asa 1D0s Paiare utaaae cass bsewesa ssasslA 81
FAnl end Chicago wisAous ehaasA Ccansessooz
tcg IL points n The Cntssd States md Cana6A
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M gHANnisH

O. ~S'es saa stes1y Fscinc coast fas -.
- 'f@.,fas steady, p.stass Gov q IL i ar,
49, tags. laeta.tnx Juty. ~ *.
81 s<ess. " q. SAcsas.er. s.AG3. Isrga.t-er
sts@i k.s- iuls ana STEADY. NJ
nsssf. gav ~csss, aaa a.m. IA, .se,fu~
q. sS8'tfsiuEsis. - scss, &c bad -
skss. IA saa a az demand "a AstSIas
Es@@sd 4 s. les. cut soaf stsi|
"a, Il. Ns2s , - sssscs Powdered 50
tlss AA~S'aiss, s'-sSs lilies. eaoss, -.
! tsf-ose e isse. ,iass
ia: iaasnssssc. ia
!, aossi sssasy. sualu. Ga s sskss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

xrw YORK srccx xxcHAxes.

Mv fosk. July l.--Presidents proclamation,
ea'ng an extra session OF congress. had q de-
~ eject on stocks this morning and every
rass opened higher. The hcars were heavy
wys'a aud In saeir casetacss to cover hid
Hees up on themselves. Western roads being
ssteuiariy strong. There was good buying
INVESTMENT, ana altogether tho moss
seaesuf feeling prevailed ia financial circles
- market continued to advance after tho
9ea;ne on iiterat buying orders for both local
- ousside account Sugar preferred Jumped
y rosn's 10 s1tse. General Electric. Rock
lid. Northwestern. illinoi. Jeafrai %.
- Burlington eai 81. Paul perierrai
u tolnts. The rise was assisted by aa AL.
- Of &c IN silver certificates. To lie
naaently, on saies to realize psoat. ana
ossags by bears. the market reacted s.tNii.
Rtsnt When the bank statement Was given
@showfng decrease 81 ta.ssa.25o in surplus
1--we, bringing tho amour, held in cxcss,
legal requirements - ei.2si,Tsa. the
Ssh market weskeued The decline
- the top figures Ia the morning was
esal To 49,. pef cent, and the reaction Vas
eassss in sae lndastrials. Missouri Pacific.
esseers, iaekswaana ana wesssrn Ualou.
N market lett OF comparatively weak, al.
naash . majority Of premtnens shasss showed
~ eAns ior the day.
sssssFamsnt hanis-Steady.
-.
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OFFICIAL T1N1 CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1888


Fer - Pnni anE Eass-A 80 p IA ana lo:Son m
For Portland and Soofh-S:lS Z ~. ksSo ans
$40 p m
For Olympia. Gray's HasSor casies and scu,h
Bes6-SsiS IA
For Tscems-s:iS ana l0:as q n, 9:is, x:So.
zoe, $40. Asd 10 ID ?. IA
For snohomssh- Searo and Anacoeses-s.yo
Z m and $50 p IN
For Everett snmas ana wAascom-as 10 q n.
For S1oaeAanle fAils Aad North Bend-s. 80
Z
TRAINS AnRsv1 AT sRarrLR
From 81 Paul and Ease-l23S . m ana $40
p. M
From Portland and soufA-l:l3 NJ, 800 ana
200 p. m
From Olympia Gzay's HAreos cities and soash
Bend-o:OO p m.
fr3m TaconA-13:sS, las and AIS q m
1915. 800. ESQ ana g. 40 n m.
From snohemisn. Sodfo ana Anacorsss- 10 80
Z and Asa y. IN
From Everett. samas and whasccrn-A n n m,
From SnoaaA4mie FAais and y erth Hend-A:S2
p m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
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FINANCIAL

Sdl money -Somiaaiiy. 8 FER cent
siaSEk
sN feaN, July J. ~lhe silver market vas Sc.
y0fsy sftne- today, 1900 ounces changing
sss.s ~ sac. The closing quotation was
SesN BID aHa 4nc asked. Commercial bar all
w sosa 81 stts7 Il and Mexican dollars 81 asc
nuSoS
- lres) hsA. e. :. u coupon, ioss.
"a y req ~ ~ 5tselfs Is -. ios
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Mining Intelligence.

Thomas, Brown came in yesterday evening from Castle Creek with a nice bar of gold bullion worth some thing over Sl,OO0, the result of an experimental run of the n i'll owned by him and K. Barrett. The run proved very satisfactory.
 Jerry ONeill. John Martin and Billy Murphy Aade a rich strike a few days since in a claim owned by them on Turkey creek. The ore is high grade gold bearing rock and the discovery created quite an ex- citement in the district for a few days, the whole country being To- cated in that time. The strike was made in an old claim while doing assessment work.
 William Tyack and Harvey Helm went out to Congress today to pump the water out of that mine.
 Waterman & Moore made a clean up on Saturday of two tons of ore from the Red Buck mine, worked with an arastra, and obtained S250 or Sl25 per ton from it.
 A. W. Callen, who owns some very promising claims in Walnut Grove, Is developing them as rapidly as his means will permit.
 The law providing for suspending assessmentwork on all mining claims for the year 1893 has passed both houses, but up to the latest advices had not been signed by the presi- dent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Missing Marlin Mni.r

If there were any lingering doubts
 m regard to Martin Maier's inten-
 tion to never return to Prescott
 they were dissipated today by the
 arrival of representative of the
 Philadelphia Brewing Company of San Francisco. Mir. Maiers visit was for the alleged purpose of call on this company and getting a com promise with them on the ice ma chice purchased from them. but as he failed to call at their place of bushes, in San Francisco, it is very evident that he dId not intend to do. so. In addition to owing tLcm for the ice machine it is stated that he owes them also for beer the aggregate indebtedness amounting to about SS,OO0 with this firm alone. Maier's creditors in Prescott are still skir- mishing around. and delving through the records of the county recorder. on a hunt for property not included in the original at tachnlents, in an enaeavor to obtain something tangible, to attach. This investigation today disclosed the fact that he owns an interest in some mining claims, and attach ments were immediately issued GOV ering them. Mir. Maier's methods of doing business, particularly so far as 1t pertains to his settlement with his creditors will probably be submitted to the grand jury on Monday among the first questions that will come up for consideration.
 It has been learned that about week or ten days prior to his de- parture Maier secured a certified copy of his naturalizat ion papers thinking that they might be useful in his travels.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Mnd Animals Wanted.

pr. c. A. Sewall has just received the following communication from the University of Pennsylvania, To- cated in Philadelphia, of which he is a graduate.
 "The new Wistar Institute of Bi- ology and Anatomy, which has re- gently been presented to the Uni versity by Gen. Isaac J. WIstar will bring together in convenient form many interesting specimens in illus tration of the anatomy of the nam malia. I have in mind at this time to procure the bodies of the prong horn antelope, the Rocky Mountain sheep, the Rocky Mountain goat, the moose, and other large animals. I take the liberty of writing Co you to ask, if you cannot helpi These animals are every year becoming more difficult to obtain, and it will subject the Institute to great ex- pense to procure them through pro fessional hunters and collectors. If you. as one of the University Alumni, would interest yourself and try to bring in specimens, at little outlay to us, it would be highly aP- preciated and gratefully acknowled- ged."
 The doctor requests that any party, who can furnish specimens ot the any of the above animals will communicate with him at once.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Dentist Waite is iii Los Angeles.
 John G. Campbell has gone :, Phenix. VI
 John Duke has returned from hi. visit to the Worlds Fair.
 Judge H. Brooks returned or Tuesdays train from his visit east
 Mrs. Schiedt has been engageS to teach the public school at Jerome
 There are now two lines of staoes running to Chaparral. One was unable to accommodate the travel
 C. E. Myers, who left Prescott about a year ago with MT. Svnes Tor Alaska, has returned here again. Mir. Symes remained in Alaska.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: M. Nor gan, Kirkland Valley; Thos. Power, Leadviile; c E Myers. Alaska: l Hazelgrove, Big Bug; Frank Fen ton. Walnut Grove.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Lodged in Jail.

aadaloupe Chavez and Navardo gro were brought in from Je-
 by yesterdays stage and eo n the county jail to await l1vestlgatien, by the grand jury, ensrge against them of assault deadly weapon. These are men of whom mention
 made sometime since these columns. of hay 'eaten a comtryman of theirs Focks, trscturing his skull until oozed out from the crack. Aame Of their victim Is Secundo a, who Is said to have been one most peaceable and indus hexicans in the camp. Der ,ad bottle of whisky which the two men wanted and on his ag to give it to them they ted him down and beat him on aead with rocks. Bernal re- ln about the same condition es was in after returning to aOusness. He is still able to oand, but Is not strong, and ae can utter a sort of guttural he IS unable to articulate a
 word. The portion of the lost, where he fell, together nat afterwards removed by the sslng physician in dressing the
 seems to have been the seat
 asryes upon which the power aealation depends.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
ATTACHED.
Martin MaIeI's Business taken fin Pos
 essIOn by the sheriff.

A large portion of the community was taken by surprise this morning to learn that attachments had been placed on all the property owned by Martin Maier. It seems that a very few, however, were not taken by surprise as they seemed to have suspected that he was financially shaky. The first attachment was by Fred Schmidt and was for $6, 7SS. being claims of his own, and other assigned claims of employees for wages This attachment was soon followed by others until the aggre- gate amounted to $9,329, from To- cal creditors alone. There are all ready mortgages, on the property, which take the precedence over these attachments, amounting to SS;OOO. Mir. Maier has been absent in San Francisco for over a week.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Mohave Miner Clips.

E. NJ. Sanford has organized a company in Chicago for the propa- gation of Canaigre in Wallapai val ley. The company is said to be wealthy.
 The Knights of Pythias will not give a ball as has been reported. This conclusion was reached at the regular meeting last Tuesday night.
 Should the lands in the Wallapai valley be surveyed and thr )wn open to settlement there would soon be hundreds of settlers in there making homes for theiI families. By all means let the valley lands be sur veyed.
 A new Baldwin engine has just been purchased for the Nevada Southern railroad by Master Me chanic Hancock of the Atlantic & Pacific road. The engine will be fitted for the road at Needles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
Total as far as known. .S26, ,269 %

Martin Maier has resided in Pres colt for twelve or fourteen years and has been considered one of the foremost citizens of the town in en- terprise. During that time there has never been a suspicion against him as to his probity or honesty and his word was considered as good as his bond. It does not seem possible that a man would throw away such a reputation in an hour, or that he would even sell it for a few paltry dollars. Had he re- mained here he could have had further assistance still, particularly in time, and by judicious manage ment of business could have paId up in a year or two at the farthest.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAY's DAILY.
 NJ. E. Morin has returned from his visit east.
 A few cases of diptheria are re- ported at Nogales.
 Wm. Harris of Albuquerque, left Tor home yesterday.
 John Kirwaggen has been ap- pointed overseer of district 27.
 T. w. Johnston returned on la st evenings train from his visit east.
 Mrs. T. l.. ShultZ, presented her husband yesterday with a daugh- ter.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Butler are due to arrive tomorrow from the east.
 Yavapai beats the world for mineral, according to the Worlds Fair awards.
 Articles of incorporation of the Prescott Electric Light company has been filed for record.
 F. E. Kirkland came in from Kirkland valley yesterday and has resumed work in the Recorders of- fee.
 pr. J. N. McCandless has filed his physicians report for October show ing nineteen births and eight deaths.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday from James A. Guild to Louise E. Bashford for lots 6 and $ block 3 East Prescott for $I, 200.
 B. S. Suider, Station agent of the :. F. F. X F. railroad at Prescott, returned yesterday, with his wife from a visit east and to the Worlds Fair.
 Mrs. Scheidt left for Congress this morning having been engaged to teach the school at that place in- stead of at Jerome as heretofore announced.
 James $. Douglas, superintendent of the Senator mIne, returned from the Worlds Fair last evening. Mrs. Douglas, remained at Detroit, Michi- gan for a visit to friends.
 The members of the Eastern Star Chapter had a pleasant time last evening. After the close of regular business a very palatable lunch was served. The ladies complain that the attendance is not as large as it l should be.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Potts have | .aken up their residence in the p. & | \. C. depot. The former is now in 'harge, as superintendent, of the and is engaged in making 'epairs to the engines, and the de- pot building not only furnishes a comfortable place of residence, but me convenient to his work.
 Samuel Jones, brother of Senator !. r. lones, John Sevenoaks, a min ng man, known all over the country nd w. W. Vanderbilt a local mining man returned last evening rom trip among the mines. They eft Joe Mayors where the great Big Bug onyx mines are located, esterday morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
u.,xrspAY's DAILY.

WEDNESDAY $ DAiLh'
 HI. Frank is in from Oak Creek IA. Owens has gone to Califor cclden Rule chapter meets to- s0row evening.
 Smoke the Marion" 3 cents E;ssor, the confectioner.
 Fresh bread, pies and cakes Vipsor, the confectioner.
 tnspes Abner Wade and Jeff Davi: I gWslnut Grove are m town.
 m the date of the repeal of the Sssrmsn act silver dropped to 69a. I'll Eaman is expected to arrive ..-s in a few days from Kansas fGy.
 Take your girl 8 box of crystal E,s5 fruit. Winsor, the confec- toner.
 anotber child of Mir. and Mrs. W. q Smith is reported sick with scar E s isyer.
 companies B and E llth Infantry ,h San Carlos yesterday for Whip "a The battalion IS H. command { oi Captain Myers.
 SsvarA citizens vera on the 1.ssrrA of missing gates this morn ;Sg tLs result of pranks of Hallow- .s observers last night. NlM. Clark came in yesterday a0n the Silver Belt. H is prepar-
 .o start up this mill oa ore from .nss recently purchased by Hugh lrCum.
 Hotel Burke arrivals II. A. Ar La Big Bug; E. E. Mcfarland, T,upe; J. H. Campbell. MT. Wal ss Txpell; J. E. John son, Silver RFy: L. Hazelgrove, Utah; James ).sal Date Creek.
 E Constable Miller arrested len I.denbaum last evening for pull ga gun Sn a man nal ed Clark,
 took him before JuO Se Fleurv an examination. Tn judge let of with ten dollars aud repri- ua on account of hard times and aP silver. ThemAchinery recently purchased Wright and Mittendocf Is highly rksn of by mechanics-plain but stsntial. It is hoped these en- lprSng gentlemen will meet with 1 Boaragement from all. and that
 plaza, especially, will be lighted . On each of the four corners. eF. Thos. R, Stewart of Phenix. ! arrived in Prescott and com . beng this evening with prayer . enng services will i'll the pulpit iAe M E. Church South in West ssc0tt until the arrival of W. W. '. R nom the south. Mir. Stewart
 n old time journalist, and his de- hare from the profession to that 'shgion is no reflection on the EPaper calling, but only a step Ihsr