Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Remnants at Goldwater's.
 Dr. Waite is on the sick list.
 A new floor is being laid in the postotfice.
 Fine lunches at Schlessinger', lunch counter.
 1 Columbian souvenir half dollar al NJ. Goldwater Bros.
 J. P. Bruce is somewhat better to-day, and the doctor says he will recover.
 Judge R. E. Morrison left fol Flagstaff. on a brief business triE this morning.
 K. Lee got plenty of game in his California hunting expedition, but lost his voice.
 The W. c. T. U. meets at the resi- denee of Mrs. T. W. Otis at 3 o'clock Friday, January 20.
 Ben Rybon is back from Phenix where he took Thomas Teller to place him in the asylum.
 W. G. Banta, young attorney, ar rived here few days ago from Salt Lake with view of settling here.
 4 deed has been filed for record from NJ. Fl. Gould to B. T. Brow nell for lot 20 and north half of lot .2, block 2S, Prescott, for $200.
 Miles Archibald has passed very satisfactory examination and has been admitted as a member of the Order of Railroad Conductors.
 Captain Joseph Parke was mur- dered recently at his home near Huachucua. Suspicion rests on his wife of having committed the deed.
 The Turkish Bath company is billed for two nights, January 27 aud 2S at the Prescott opera house. Several other attractio are also announced for the near future.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bro have shown their usual degree of commendable enterprise in securing a lot of Columbia souvenir half dollars for their patrons.
 The following arrivals are regis tered at Hotel Burke: J. W. Sharpe, II. J. Allen, Jerome; D. Hough, T. D. Chase, H. Moore, R. R. Oliver, Copper Basin; D. Hooper, N. c. Thorps, Crowned King; E. Reliken, St. Louis; W. G. Bonta, Salt Lake; u. Snedaker, Kansas city.
 Repairs to engine number one, the Hassayampa, are about completed, and she will be put on .he road in a day or two, hauling passengers, while number three will be used to handle the water service.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins received a telegram from Judge Bristow, of London, Instructing him to bury the remains of the late A. W. Bris- towe here. The funeral will accord ingly take place tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at ? o'clock from the un- dertaking rooms of Randall & Logan.
 Secretary Rnsk has secured from Dr. Salmon, chief of the bureau of animal industry. a report on experi- ments and inveigations being made in Chicago in the treatment of cat tie for ''lumpy jaw" The report concludes that the remedy tried, olide of potassium, is remarkably successful. Sixty y-three per cent of the cattle treated were cured. The report shows that the cost of treat ment is trifing in comparison with the results, and 1t is also proved that the disease is not contagious.
 The incoming train last night met with two mishaps within a couple of miles of each other. As it was coming down the grade this side of the seven mile hill the pas senger coach left the tarck and the passengers were shaken up quite lively but no one was seriously in iured. The coach was left lying there and the passengers were trans ferred to a box car. When they had reached a point this side of John Dukes, this car jumped the track and another transfer was made and the passengers brought to town. On account of these accidents the train did not get away this morning and may not be able to get through until tomorrow.
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