Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-24
THURsDAY's DAILY.

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 J. P. Dillon returned to day from his visit to California.
 Pearl Lynch, six year old child, died in Miller valley May l6.
 Bernard Goldman, the we'll known Phenix merchant is in town.
 Chief Pagan reports the collection of SlO5 in dog taxes up to date.
 Judge J. H. Wright has returned from attending court in Flagstaff.
 Fl. A. Swan returned yesterday from an outing at the Castle creek hot springs.
 Harry Brisley will leave in few days for a visit to his former home in England.
 Prof. J. F. Blandy returned last evening from a surveying trip to Bill Williams Fork.
 Worlds Fair tickets are coming into demand at the office of the $. F. P. X P. railway.
 Ed. Peck m old time resident of this section has just returned from White Hills, Mohave county.
 T. B. Carter, the postmaster and rancher of Walnut Grove, was in town to-day purchasing supplies.
 R. NJ. Brod left on this mornings train for visit to his former home in Pennsylvania. He expects to re- turn in September again.
 Luther Ellitt, the Bradshaw min tug man, has purchased a ranch in the Salt river valley, and will devote his energies hereafter to agricultural pursuits.
 BoRN.-Prescott, May 16, 1S93. to the wife of Joseph F. Mccoy, a daughter, weight To pounds. Dr. Sewall reports the mother and child doing well.
 Prescott board of fire delegates are requested to meet at supervisors office at S:30 this evening. Business of importance. George Schuerman, Chief Fire Department.
 Another of Sheriff Lowry's guests has taken leave of him, making three now at large. The latter was placed in the county hospital short time since for treatment and es- capped from that institution.
 The Rocky Mountain News of re ! l.en tK-All tf.ara article ou Arizona from the pen of " Fitz Mac who recently visited this section. Our worthy mayor, J. l.. Fisher, however, can certainly make a case of libel stick against the paper, for publishing a cartoon labled as his picture.
 A game of base ball between the benedicts and bachelors will be played next sunday on the grounds in West Prescott. 1t promises to be an exciting contest, and will proba- bly settle forever the question whether marriage Is failure or nos when 1t comes to base running or handling the bat.
 The L Angeles Express says; the Santa Fe had to put on over a dozen extra sleepers for the travel east the first four days of this week.
 It is curious fact that the records
 show the most travel occurs the first
 half of the week, while the depart
 ures on Friday are remarkably few showing the unlucky day supersti ton to be quite prevalent.
 Mir. Fred A. Bill and family vii
 leave tomorrow morning for Du buque, Iowa. During the sh Drt stay , of Mir. Bill here, he has won the as
 teem and respect of all with whom
 he has become acquainted and hii
 departure Is universally regretted. The Chicago girls who have beer engaged to otficiate in the TarkisE village at the fair as dispensers oI oriental refreshments are about tC , raise a mutiny. They have beer . asked to harmonlze themselves with
 their surroundings by donning
 baggy red trousers, and somehow they cant be made to do it.
 Mrs. l.. F. Hale is in receipt of ; , letter from Mir. Hale, which state } that since his arrival at the La , Vegas Hot Springs, he has material, { improved in health and is gradual. , recovering from the rheumatic at Q tacks he was subject to while resi- . dent here. Mir. Hale will remain a Las Vegas several weeks longer whel
 he xill again hit the trail for Pres , colt.
 A. B. Ellitt and wife left thls D morning for their home at Coll Kan 3 SIS. Mir. Ellitt is the gentleman who came into considerable prom g hence throughout Arizona last win . ter on account of dream le tx r perienced prior to coming here. II P this vision he saw wonderfully rlcI
 treasures in a mining claim in tn
 Bradshaw mountains and on his al z rival here he visited the sectio ! named and located a claim, as see U in his dream. He has men at wor u now developing 1t and silver, coppt l. and lead have been found in it as Ia as developed. Mir. Ellltt leaves wit z unbounded faith in the richness c z the claim and he says that nothln U can shake his belief in the ultima' u realization of his dream. He e' '' poets to return to Arizona again o the fall.