Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-07
MONDAYS DAILY.
 Masonic lodge tonight.

Masonic lodge tonight.
 J. A. Harrison, stockman O Coconlno county is in town.
 E. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff arrived ol the noon train today to attend th
 district court.
 E. $. Clark and J. k. Jones, O
 Flagstaff, came in last evening or
 land office business.
 Miss Helen Meany left this morn ing Tor Santa Fe to visit friends for couple of months.
 II. D. Ross came in last evenius from Flagstaff tu attend the ,essiof of the district cour. which convened today.
 A new ad for the Keelay inxtitnt, will appear tomorrow. The afflicted will do well to read aud consider this treatment fayorably.
 Sub-Contractor O'Connor was ir yesterday from Skull valley. H, says he has about two miles of rail- road grade completed there.
 The Methodist Sunday school will give picnic at Chino valley next Saturday afternoon, going out on the r. d A.C. railroad.
 An auction sale of mules occurred al Whipple on Saturday. Three mules were sold. one of which was bought by ]. P Bruce aud two by Ed. Hoagland.
 The Flagstaff Democrat reports the marriage of \. S. Acker, former we'll known Prescoitite to Miss Charlotte Wirts. Of Flagsisf. The J,UtNAL-MNER congratulates our old lownsman.
 The supply of Columbian stamps in the Prescott post office being about exhausted. Postmaster Archi- bald has ordered supply of the common stamps. He says the Columbian are not liked by tlEs people. '
 T. C.. Barlowe Massicks has reached New York en ro lte to Pres cott from England. IL is stated that on arriving hero operations will again be resumed on the Lynx Creek Hydraulic works on broader and better scale than ever before. Mir MasSicks is due in this city the latter part of the present month. Mir. and Mrs. John Shiyers, or Chino valley, are visiting friends and relatives in this city for few days. Mir. Shivers informs us t1at the cat | tie interests of his section were never [ in a better condition in the pasI de- cade than at present, owing to a bounteous supply of range food, and a steady demand from purchas- CTS both east and west. Several hundred head of steers. he says, will soon be shipped from that section.
 The great foot race between Tom Morris aud Kid" Pulle, takes place at Riverside, California. next We'd nesday. Tae coming contest is ere ating a great deal nf interest in Cal ifornia and recent letters state tn over S25,O00 is up on the event. Pull ley recently delested Morris at Santa Ana, but 1t was owing to the lack of training of the latter and other ob- stacles his defeat was due. A host of admirers in this city with their best wishes still follow Tom for vic- tory in the coming race.
 The June issue of Belford's III s- T s.. passing comment, for both in its artistic and literary makeup it is of the best We notice such pro gress in this truly western magazine, since it has thrown of Us political aspirations. that We predict for it, in the near future, place secoud to none in American periodical litera- ture. This months Balford's con tains the first chapter of Mrs. Lin don w. Bates humoristic story oi the Pacific coast, entitled "A Fron- tier Fiction.
 Last Tuesday steam was gotten up at the new saw mill ant the machinery staried for tho irst time. Frank Rayuor one of the employees, in oiling the different parts of the machinery met with an accident which will cost hi 1 the use of his right hand. In oiling around the edger he carelessly reached over tho top of the rapidly moving saw and in some naccountable msnnner his arm came in contact. Dr. Johnson was summoned aud after an exam ination pronounced the wound to he a bad one.-Williams News.
 United States Attorney Ellen wood writes from Flagstaff that he will arrive in Prescott on the l2th 1 to be tn attendance on the term of ! court now being held here. Mir. l Ellenwood has also given out that 1 he will not only make Prescott i his headquarters for the disposition | of legal matters to come before him | but likewise take up his residence among us permanently. In select ing the metropolis of northern Ari- zona as his official base, he certainly | is to be congratulated for his good l judgment, not that the man and | office is due us by right but because Mir. Ellenwood appreciates the town as the centre from which his duties can be carried on impartially and zealously to all sections alike.
 A didn't know-it- -was-loaded ac- cident occurred at Yuma 2 few days since. Some ladies were visiting the prison when one of the guards volunteered to show them the gat- ling gun. "While operating it." says the Yuma Times, lone cartridge which had stuck feli into place and was discharged. The ball struck the iron screen of window in the laundry. which split the missile, one part hitting Brown on the right arm about four inches above the wrist, cutting an artery. The wounded man was removed to the hospital and his injury attended to by Prison Physician Cotter. The wound is not at all serious, as the piece of ball went into the feshy part of the arm."
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