Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23

n it"'i tue west ls viewed very com U Piacently by several who still cling VI to hope m that land office scramble. l. T0EsDAY's DALY.
 $ William Norton, of the Colbron ' Company, has gone to Phenix.
 There are more young men in the
 Penltentiaries ia this country, learn
 ing trades, than there arc outside of them.-Ex.
 Mrs. w. II. Ferguson and daugb-
 ter, Miss. Mary, returned today
 from their visit to California. The
 former is greatly improved in health.
 A decree was issued today by
 Judge French, assigning he entire
 estate of the late John NJ. Fry to
 his widow.
 Charley Genung, of Peoples val
 ley, has filed his oath and bond as a
 notary public. Suppose, hereafter.
 Ne will have to refer to you, Char !
 ley, as judge.
 Uncle Jimmy Moore arrived from |
 Kirkland valley yesterday, and says | | that that section was visited hy the |
 heaviest rain on Saturday ever to take place m recent years Grass is
 knee high and cattle are rolling fat.
 Since the Santa Fe has been
 bringing m the mails, a convenience
 to the public Is noticed by our busi- ness men having two mails every day. one at noon and the other al { sundown.
 IL IS quite amusing to see fair haired youth and fair haired girl , seated on the horses of the merry . go- round, looking into each others , eyes with look of eestat,c bliss on : their faces, and both chewing gum. . Tribune Y
 The Board of Equalization of the a county was m session today. Before f' levying the rate of taxation for the current year, they will have to hear c from the territorial auditor as to II lavapai's proportion of tho rate due n Tor general expenses. {,
 Why suffer with headache and sa S neuralgia' Wright's paragon head i h' ache remedy never fails. Safe. sure. "a soothing to the nerves. Does not " disturb the stomach, and induces = sleep. Try it. For sale by w. W. ' Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Jim Hamilton, of Peoples valley. sho arrived in town yesterday, in orms us that since July lst. his gauge shows rainfall 'f SIX inches, and that his section airly blossoms like the rose. Last friday he says lively hail storm secured which totally ruined all and caused stampede mong horses aud cattle, as we'll as making the human race hunt a helter. One and thre quarter lches of rain in fifteen minutes as the result of this storm.
 The happiness and possibly the ves of four people depond upon 'arnlng the whereabout, Of one I'll II. II. Rogers, who Is row about |" } years of age. He was last heard VII om m New Orleans aud left for and le West. Please write to K. F. had ering, New Orleans, La. r. 0. side OK Sy9. the Rev. Christy put on tho theolog al gloves last night with tho ad- and 'rsaries of religion in the big tent she the north side of the plaza. The "A'" @ puts were very interesting to the H ldience. probably from the fact of Iann ere being no admission fee. He l q some good slugging on sinners Al tn his right, upper cut the hypo- ties with his left. and with both nds he got m a knockout blow
 the neck Of all intidels. At the ish the revened gentlemen seemed fresh as daisy.
 Lustrous pearly white teeth and N m ruby gums, make beautiful N sth more charming, and the plain ones attractive. Use Wfiglt's yrrh tooth soap and secure them.
 Toilet Gem Poe. For sale by . W. Ross, Corner Drug Store. The stability of the new railroad frequently and faVorably com nted on since the heavy rains of week. It's roadbed has with Od at various places great ount of pressure from water. lle along its entire route the at amount of rain that has idily beat upon the track does seem to even phase it
 rrivals from Jerome yesterday ort terrific cloud burst and the lage of considerable property reby to the United Verde com y. The water struck the engine m and piled up debris that nee tated m the shutting down of
 plant. Various foundations 3 also damaged, and it will be raj days before the plant is m running.
 'me comment is heard on the these c sts over the action of Judge Sandy : , in lining J. P. Bruce in the issente, 1tas
 of SlO for not appearing as a ., Call T when a certain case was called.
 Bruce depends on teaming for - ielihood, and at the time his ces were needed in law, his IS were standing in idleness at 1'' depot awaiting his orders, to - mp. Under these circumstan- N re believe all officials should be U U tie more charitably inclined rds men who are compelled to le' for living, and it would " 'nly dererving act to Mir. F g if the city council remitted 0, ne imposed. AS
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