Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-15

 ride J. ". bougherty has goDa to ', we'd mine today. ' out to Tor tbis Dr, ,iseEnail SewalI left for the Agua F, 'ht Johnny Jackson came in c.. 'od Jerome yesterday. ' in ITO
 Masonic lodge; work in tba tbi. rn- degree tonight. ' ''ie 'ni'
 Mrs. A J Hughes is expeoto5 s. arrl'" on this evenings train '''N r's Mrs Mrs, Wm. Rhoades and her tu,
 to-day. I tue noon tral ,t-. s,s;1', Drown Brothers have filed He |. Sfalnst Talti city property owned b,
 Miss Rosa Colburn. sister ot ,r-. Id w ID. Black, came in on to-dar. n a train from California. '-''Ay st Attachments were filed toa.- Is a9ainst Fred Gaines pronart; %
 amounting to ll,499.S5. a Keep a lookout for the p,rt;o,,I t arS ot our great Tn .nksg;vinl, - present to ali our readers. rug NIT. and Mrs. Henry Brinkmavor
 were to have sailed from Germanv en route home, today. ! Twenty-Five recruits ara am ro,,.o rom New York to Whipple dna to
 arrl'e now within few days ~
 ,.iI ne American Beauty" a floral -I""dvls Tor thanksgiving present,
 It Is a beautiful work of art.
 George Krengel, optican, arrived
 on the noon train today and has
 rooms at Hotel Burke. where he |
 can be consulted by all having eye |
 trouble.
 If you do not wish to call at the ] Hotel, please leave notice. Mir. Geo. i hrengel will call at your house and | examine your eyes without charge. n9t4 j. C. Johnson X Co. of San Fran cisco, today filed attachments
 against mining claims in this coun- ty, owned by h. c. Andre, of Phe-
 nix, amounting to nearly S20O0.
 Reverend W. E. Vaughan will leave tomorrow for Simmons and tomorrow evening will hold the
 quarterly conference for that dis trict.
 Citizens of Chino Valley want
 postotfce again. They are entitled to one, the trouble heretofore has
 been. however, that no one could be found who would accept the posi-
 tlon of postmaster.
 W. F. R. Schindler yesterday
 purchased the residence recently occupied hy W. B. Jones and pre- sented 1t to his daughter Mrs. W. O.O'Neil. They are putting things in order and will move there next Monday.
 The contractors for the repair of the city reservoir were disappointed | today by the non-arrival of cement l which was expected. Had it arrived l they would have been able to turn water into the reservoir on Satur- day.
 Rev. Kincaid. secreti " of the Congregational Missionary board, Is expected to arrive in Prescott on Saturday and will preach Sunday { morning and evening at the Con gregatiOnal church. Rev. Kincaid 5 was a college classmate of T. W. Otis of Prescott.
 Services at the Methodist Episco- pal Church South are continued { during the week. Rev. Vaughn will a preach at : o'clock tonight. The s quarterly conference will take place c Saturday night at : o'clock, and all officials as we'll as all others are urged to be present.
 The surveyors who have been To- eating the site for the Bill Williams dam estimate the cost of placing the water on the lands to be irri- 3; gated a S2OO0.0O0. The money Is forthcoming If 1t eau be shown that j land in sufficient quantities can be G controlled by the company. '
 \ representative of the Denver f Record Is expected here In a few a days 10 write up the resources of n this section on the usual plan at so a much a line. Outside papers as a q rule can do a thriving business m il this line while the local papers n would be looked upon as or a par {, with highwaymen if they asked re- tI umneration for such purpose.
 Prof Ludwig Thomas, left for Los Angeles this morning with a view of locating in southern Cali c fornia. Prof. Thomas Is a musician t. of a high order of talent having few W equals, either as a performer or as a an instructor on .he piano. The t best wishes of host of friends ac- b company him to his proposed new p place of residence. Ii
 Mrs. J. F. Young. a petite young woman, with a girlish look, was ar rested by Chief of Police Archibald W on Tuesday for lettering in a saloon a m violation of ordinance number 7l. t' She demanded a jury trial which r, was accorded her yesterday before tl Judge Ling. The jury returned a II verdict of guilty as charged. The d case will be appealed.
 Twelve of the Jerome freight teams have been withdrawn, owing to the decrease in the product of aI the mine. The new refinery has been U started up and instead of shipping U he product in the form of matte as u I heretofore it is now reduced to bull IIll lion. The SO-ton furnace and the h refinery Is still running. During inc past summer there have been wenty-eight teams of from twelve ii to twenty-eight animals each en- P gagged m freighting to Jerome. The fc number has been reduced now to m sixteen.
 Mrs. X. O. Brodie received a tele cram from her husband last evening ty containing the sad intelligence of T he death of the latter's father. His Sd death occurred at Knoxville Tenn. at the residence of his daughter, on Monday November 6, two days be- T fore the arrival of his son. De re ceased lacked only five days of be- lii ipU 70 years old. The remains have tI