Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21

TUESDAYS $ DAILY.
 A school election next Saturday , NJ. Darnell has gone to the Hill side.
 B Tim Casey, of Ash Fork, is ii
 town.
 Have you seen those challies al
 Goldwater'si , Mrs. E. NJ. Doe came in from Flag
 staff yesterday.
 James Van Scoy came in yester- day from Seligman.
 Tomorrow and Thursday will be the longest days of the year.
 s. r. Goddard assayer of the
 II llside mine arrived in town last
 evening.
 The jury in the Dickey case re-
 turned a verdict of acquittal last
 evening.
 Read Goldwater's new ad. see
 their prices, and don't fan to exam
 inc their goods.
 J. H. Lee is east with four car
 loads of cattle and writes back that
 there is fairly good demand for
 cattle now
 The Baptist Sunday school went out to Chino valley to-day over the
 r. x A. C. railroad on their annual picnic.
 Two men who had a fight in a saloon on Granite street on Sun day were yesterday fined $l0 each by
 Judge Ling last evening.
 The Western Union telegraph company has closed it's office at Seligman and the business is now transacted over the railroad wires at that point.
 George W. Bowers, brother of Nathan Bowers died in San Fran cisco. June l6. Deceased had been ill Tor long time. He was formerly resident of Prescott and was one of the owners of the Harqua Hala mines.
 Reports from all sections of the country are to the effect there will l be large attendance at the Fourth 1 of July celebration in Prescott. ! Parties along the line of the A. lS P. railroad are also coming from as far east as Albuquerque.
 l.. R. Jerome was given his old | room last evening in Hotel de | Lowry. Mir. Jerome filled up on puguacious whisky again and | wanted to thrash Jailor Foster for some imaginary grievance during his former incarceration.
 The best remedy Wright's Para gon headache remedy. Stops pain m five minutes. Harmless, taste less, no ill effects. \ positive cure for headache and neuralgia. For sale by W. w. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Mir, F. A. Healv general passenger agent of the :. F., P. X P. railway, has announced a rate ot one fare for the round trip between all stations on the :. F., r. X F. railway for the Fourth of July. Tickets to be sold on July 2d. 3d. and Ith; return limit July 9th, 1893
 Postmaster Foster, of Lubec, Me. writes that after the grip Hoods Sarsaparilla brought him out of a feeble, nervous condition. into com plete strength and health. Hoods pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 Chas. Behm. who was in town to- day reports stock in the western part of the county, in Walnut creek and vicinity looking we'll. He says that if a cattle buyer were to come into that section now he can pur chase 300 head of fine steers for shipment immediately as several stockmen are anxious to sell.
 A bond for deed was filed for record today from John Duke to the F. &A. C. railroad company for the lot near the :. F. F. x F. depot recently deeded by John Duke to T. Otto and then by T. Otto to John Duke. The consideration in the instrument is 5000 the i'm provements being reserved from | he sale.
 The funeral of the late Paul Dil lon occurred this afternoon at o'clock from the family residence in West Prescott. Deceased was an industrious and sober young man and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. His sudden demisc, in the very prime of life, has caused 3 cloud of sorrow over all of his and the sympathies Df all are extended to his relatives.
 The International Navigation company, controlling the American inc and Red Star line of steamers, also the Hamburg-American Packet company, controlling the Baltic inc, Union line, and Hamburg Bal imore line of steamers have ap- - pointed MT. r. A. Healy, general passenger agent of the S. F., P. x P. railway as their agent for Northern Arizona. Persons can now secure rans- Atlantic tickets and informa- ion from Mir. Healy.
 4 few days since our contempo- 'ary very politely boasted that it lever indulged in personalities ex- ,ept when reference of similar lature had been made towards it. nding such claim it contains no less than four personal illusions to the editor of this paper his morning. As matter of fact - ,ur contemporary finds it impossi- ole to take an opposite view on any ubject from the JOURNAL MINER without resorting to its coarse per onalities.
 F.. A. Rogers, senior editor of the = Courier left on yesterday mornings rain for Washington to consult nth Secretary Hoke Smith and resident Cleveland in regard to the of register of the = and office. It is stated that he orwarded his credentials by freight