Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-07

THURsDAY'S DAILY. Collection day.
 Fourth of July meeting tonight.
 Don't let the Fourth of July cele e bration drag.
 Golden Rule Chapter, Eastern Star meets tonight.
 Henry Tuning and Ernest Tea of Apache county are m town.
 W. K. Meade qualified last Fri day as United States Marshal. ]. W. Graham has sold his tailor ing establishment to Robert Adams.
 \ subterranean lake of water has been struck at Gallup while sinking d we'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gaddis, (uee Miss Ella Baker, came in on last eye ning's train.
 CIR. Wallace and wife has deeded a lot in south Prescott to A. Rede- we'll for S2OO.
 The w. C. T. L., will lmeet at the residence of Mrs. Otis on Friday, June 2nd, at 3p. m.
 A. l.. Kerr IS up from Stanton to superintend the shipment of a lot of mining machinery.
 E,rn, in Walnut Grove, May 29. to the wife of J. 0. Carter, twins. son and daughter.
 Thomas Brown, of the Fashion, has returned from a visit to his former home in Phenix.
 Our citizens should not allow the coming Fourth of July to pass with out a rousing celebration.
 The $. F., P. x P. boarding train came in this morning and iS side tracked in the Prescott yards
 Mrs. j. NJ. W. Moore and her son Fred. will leave for the Worlds Fair on Saturday morning.
 James Grey, an engineer of the $. F. r. & P. railway, left this after noon for visit to his family at No gales.
 A deed has been filed for record from F. NJ. Murphy to Mrs. R. II. Smith for city lots in West Prescott for $500
 Walter J. Wright is in from Fur key Creek where he has for some time been running the Morning Glory mill.
 If Williams people keep their promise of a year ago they will come to Prescott to celebrate the Fourth of July.
 Tempe boasts of being the small est town in the United States that runs a street-car system, and more over, the line pays very well.
 Judge and Mrs. John Howard ex- pect to leave for the Worlds Fair tomorrow. It will he the Judges first visit east foroye a quarter of a century.
 Dr. Sewall, who was called to Big Bug to attend J. F.. Curry, store keep for the Commercial mining com pany, reports the latter as seriously Ill with pneumonia.
 The chain gang, seven in number struck this morning and refused to work Chief of Police Pagan inter viewed them and they agreed to work this afternoon. G. C. Waddell has been appointed by President Cleveland member of the Worlds Fair commission, vice W. K. Meade resigned. Mir. Waddell expects to leave for Chi cago about July lst.
 James Brown died last night at his home west of town after an ill ness of two or three weeks with mountain fever. He was buried this afternoon at Simmons grave yard.
 The s. F, P. .& P. stock yards at Del Rio, in Chino valley, have been completed and stock men desiringto load cattle there on this road can now be accommodated. The yards are very commodious and arc of very easy access while the company has siding capacity for over fifty ears.
 Our contemporary closes lengthy article this morning on the question of paying debts by its creditors to pay up to-day saying: ''we urgently request people who have owed us bills ranging from SD to $500 each for these many months, to make some effort to settle, as We owe people who need their money as bad as We do ours" It is the fal- lows that We owe that this office wants money for not for ourselves.
 Hotel Burke arrivals; J Ii Rohrer, St Joe; II R Rood, San Diego; S : Simpson, Winslow; Fl II Hatch, Albuquerque; B + Meyer, Fl Paso; j B Laycard. Denver; II Tuning, Show Low; Earnest Tee, St Johns; J C Johns, Cincinnati; at Donlau, Peek; Chas Kelly, Sen ator; Geo Augustine, R k camp; Nj Bradley, Red Buck mine: Ira Moore, Skull valley; K Il Oliver, Copper Basin,
 Judge H. Brooks, one of the earli- est settlers of this section of Ari- zona. will leave tomorrow for visit to friends and relatives in the east. He will, of course, take in the Worlds Fair on the trip. IL has been forty-three years since JGdge Brooks left the east for California, and he has never been back there since. He came to Prescott thirty years ago anu since that time he has never been outside of Havapai county. He expects to be absent about three months, and on his re- turn will come by way of California to witness the growth of that state since having left in thirty years ago. The JOURNAL -MINER and bis many other friends here wish the Judge bon voyage.