Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-09
SArcRDAY's DalIy.

A fresh lot of Kansas eggs hay
 just arrived at Duliu's. 25 cts. dog
 Mrs. Jake Marks and Nj iss Flossi,
 Marks arc duo to reach Prescott
 next Thursday, from their eastern
 visit.
 Three location notices were the
 instruments filed for record to day
 and Messrs Bragley. Gufalbor, Ka
 nleT were the locators.
 Mrs. F. N Murphy and her sister
 Miss Mabel Mcauey, will arrive iu ] Prescott "Wednesday evening. Mir
 Murphy remains in Chica ,o for the present.
 Dr. Calvin Rhea arrived last avan
 ing from Dwight. III. and will
 hereafter have charge of ihe medi-
 cal branch of the keeley Institute
 iu this city.
 The ringing of th' new ire aiarm
 has been postponed until next sun day, owing to tho departure oi the
 mechanic who has not ,ct com f''''@ ttf lhttlWss
 District court adjourn,sl Saturday
 after an unusually lnne session. | Cases which were on the tockpt aud
 untricd were continGed to the ] Novembor term
 Among the departures yesterday. ] the following we'll known r,Scotitrs were noticed Harris tud Mrs. Baldwin, Mr- Sarah Parb and Miss
 L,llle Park, II. II. Carter ald family. Miller and John Smith nave gone Co san Quentin. California. to serve out their sentences for mld rohiirry
 aud adulty, cspective't, Deputies
 NewstadleT and Merritt boing iu
 charge oi them.
 F. l.. Carter. brother uf T. B ! Carter, the we'll known Walnut
 Grove rancher, arrived yesterday
 from Onalooska. Kansas. and will visit this section for some time. Ezra Jackson is here from Kirk land valley He says that a new growth of grass Is noticed every where in the west, anal that for once m the past ten years, cattlemen
 are Jubilant cover having lat cattle
 to sell hereafter.
 During the session of the district court ou Saturday, W. N Kelly was
 granted permission to issue Sl0.OOO m receivers certificates, to be ap-
 piled in maintaining and operating
 the F. X \ C. railroad. he certifi
 cStes Go lr sold for not less than 7u
 cents on the dollar
 The Bank of Arizona has on ex- hibition the S,iOO gold nugget which was found on Big Bug about two years ago. it has a consoling ctfect on everybody during these dull times and makes a person feel as if he would like to be a genuine gold bug,
 Mrs. D. Campbell left yesterday for San Francisco. accompanied by her daughter Alice, and son Thomas. The later will complete his educat- lon and then make application from ArizOnaior admittanSe to the naval academy at Annapolis, Mi.
 Engineer Love reports an album dance of water on hand, and Is steadily pumping. The reservoir has at least a foot of water and the mains are full, guaranteeing the city security from any fro which may take place
 Gertie Price, one nf Prcscott's most charming and amiable young misses, left Prescott vest erday for San Francisco where she will enter | school. This young lady has be 1 come very much attached to the | young and old of Prescott, and | carries lasting rememberance from | them on her departure.
 Dr. Prewitt, who Is succeeded by | Dr. Rhea in the medical depart l ment of the keeley Institute here, leaves tomorrow for his old home in Missouri The doctor Is an \ No. I | gentleman all round. and outside of | his professional career has made many warm and lasting friends dur ing the short time he has resided among us.
 The barbecue took place at Chino valley last Saturday and was a pleasant affair for all who attended, there being quite a number of spec tators from Prescott. The events were not particular note worthy aud developed nothing gextraordinary except in the steer tieing contest, which lowered the worlds record in that line to S9 seconds, Mir. John Shivers now being the acknowledged champion. Mir Burnell superin- tended the dance and it was q ve.y 'nJoyable gathering.
 The P. X A. C. telegraph line has been down for three days, and no messages have been transmitted lver its line from Seligman to this place in that time. Relying on the service of their own transportation facilities, all messages received for Prescott, of a private nature, are 'arried by the train which reaches lere in the evening, being then de- ivered in the usual manner. Thi ye learn, has been the system adopted since their telegraph line vent down.
 During the session of the district ,ourt just closed, many deserving were paid Andrew ] 1erndon, clerk of this district, for he able and courteous manner in which he conducted the official du- ies thereof, and also for the care he displayed m the management of the 'fiice. He is certainly deserving of his tribute from the public, and ye doubt if the democratic party ould have made better selec ion, md we heartily acquiesce in his by ;udge Hawkins as 'eing the right man for the place
 Prof. H. E. Armitage, formerly with the Hillside as it's superintendent, will open general mining exchange in the building Iext to Wells, Fargo & O., this ( geek. The Professor is one of the , est known mining operators on he coast and possesses an extended { on all affairs pertaining O practical mining, having devoted (
 lifetime to that pursuit. Asso- lated with Prof Armitage is Sid I ey F. Goddard, a practical assayer. {