Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-02
FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Arthur Cordiner is sick.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Arthur Cordiner is sick.
 A. Shupp, of Skull Valley has leased his cattle to Geo W. Martin.
 With all the heavy rains, the city's water supply has not been increased materially.
 The Congegationalist church is being cleaned during the absence of the pastor.
 Thankful for past favors, in the shape of copious rains, a continu- ance of the same is respectfully submitted.
 Mrs. R. :. Snyder came in on last evenings train to join her husband, who is station agent of the :. F., F. X P. railway.
 IL was reported on the street to- day that the outgoing train Un the r. & A. C. railroad went into the ditch just beyond Verde Station.
 The United States grand jury ignored the bill against the ex- soldier who tried to commit suicide at Whipple after stealing a iot of beer.
 C. H. Morehouse, division freight and passenger agent, of the Santa Fe railroad, at Fl Poso. Texas, came in last evening accompanied by his sister Mrs. Longley. . During the closing of her school Miss Cora Forbes is enaged in type writing and would be pleased to re- celve any orders, guaranteeing req sonable prices and accurate work in that hne.
 Prof. Max. Hester, a musician of excellent reputation, has recently located m Prescott, and will give instructions on the violin. mandolin and guitar. His advertisement ap- pears Tn this issue.
 It is rumored that F. E. Nelson ex-deputy clerk of the district court at St. Johns, was indicted by the United States grand jury for charging excessive fees in taking final proofs.
 Phenix city warrants are being sent from Phenix to Prescott for sale. Wonder what is the matter with the banks and capitalists of Pheuix that these warrants have to be marketed abroad.
 
 Foreman Rhoadamer will com plete the work he is engaged in. to- day or tomorrow, when all of the forces employed on the grade of the :. F., r. X F. road will be concen- trated in one camp. It will be UT der the supervision of Foreman Trainor
 The Gazette thinks no man ought to be appointed to an office who could not be elected by the vote of the people. Is it possible that the Gazette Is mad at the governor for appointing the editor of the Gag etle, John Dunbar, as capital com missioner.-Star.
 Prof. Max. Hester, a celebrated yiolinist, who recently arrived in Prescott. has a violin which was made in l667 by Jacob Styner, a celebrated violin maker of that 1 time 1t possesses q very clear l sweet tone, and the Professor would | not take a small fortune for it.
 The Tombstone "Kicker's Korner" is one of the most appropriate de partmentf for a newspaper that we | have seen-psrticularily for 6 town having a graveyard name. Those jokes in the K. K. are sim ply the skeletons, or ghosts of | NJ. Quad's alleged humor in the | Detroit Free Press. A paper that can not find anything more sensible to fill up with, should suspend | publication.
 w. B. Jones, superintendent of the r. X A. C. railroad, returned last evening from his trip east. He | was accompanied by $. D. Freshman, brother-in-law of T. s. Bullock and by Arthur Dudley Vinton, a New York lawyer. The latter gentleman will be remembered by the people of this section, as having distin- guished himself two years ago by | bis opposition to the $. F., r. x F. | railway. This is Mir. Vinton's first visit to this section and the JOURNAL MINER welcomes him. He yields a trenchant pen, and after an investi- gation of our resources he may be | able to do as good service in aiding the construction of two north and south railroads, as he erstwhile did in opposing one.