Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-06
MoNDAx's DAILY.

MoSDAx's DAmY.
 Rev. Demarest is quite sick.
 Yuma is having an epidemic of flies.
 Doane Merrill has returned to Jerome, Frank Bliss was in from Chapar- ral today.
 City council was in session this afternoon,
 Morris Goldwater has an attack of influenza.
 Sheriff Lowry returned yesterday from his trip tO Yuma. D. ]. Sullivan is still confined to his bed with Ia grippe. c. Nj. Clark came in from the Silver Belt last evening.
 J. Marshall Morgan ls loading cattle today, for shipment at Del Rio.
 E. A. Rogers. of tho Courier, has had relapse and Is again quite sick.
 Prescott Is free from contagious diseases except the influenza, or Ia grippe.
 Mir Sessions, formerly clerk for W. W. Ross, Is at present located in Chicago.
 Humphreys 6 Clark shipped 900 head of cattle on Saturday from Del Rio.
 The Salvation Army has moved i,s barracks opposite the JOURNAL MINER office.
 A warrant was issued today for the arrest of Miss Ida Langton on a charge of insanity.
 Rev. F. W. Meaney and family have moved into their new resi- dence on Pleasant avenue.
 A gentleman who has just arrived from Phenix reports great amount of sickness there this winter.
 The law exempting mining claims from assessment this year Is repuD- lished in this issue by request.
 The Knights of Pythias lodge at the Needles, will give a grand ball on New Years eve, at that place.
 The eight year old son of Captain and Mrs. Buchanan of Whipple died this afternoon of spinal menin- gitis.
 Elwin F. Tarr, of Kingman, has taken a position as drug clerk in Harry Brisley's Mountain City drug stoIe.
 The north wind which has been blowing for two days resulted in quite drop of the thermometer last evening.
 Mrs. Sanders, mother of Mrs. s. c. Miller aud T. D. Sanders, IS quite sick with pneumonia. She is S5 years old.
 J. H. Brown caught large lynx last night in steel trap. and brought the scalp in to-day to se- cure the bounty on it.
 Miss E. R. Baker, charming young lady, at present engaged in teaching school at Cottonwood, is in town to spend few days vaca- ton.
 The governors proclamation of reward, for th arrest of the mur derer of Thomas Grady of Coco nino county, is published in this issue.
 The Copper Queen company of Bisbee has started an experimental farm to test the profit of canaigre culture. They will raise it on a large scale.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gould re- ceived telegram to-day announc- ing the death yesterday, in Kansas City, of their fourteen months-old grandchild. daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Eaman.
 Mrs. S. E. Blake and Mrs.A. B. B-own are engaged in the quarterly examination of teachers today, the following being applicants for certi- ficates: Misses k R. Baker and Sadie Archibald, and Messrs J. F. Ander- son, and George Cantrell.
 Mrs. Charles Allen, of William son valley, died last evening after a very brief illness with pneumonia. She was about thirty years of age, and leaves a husband and one child to mourn the loss of a loving wife and devoted mother.
 Rev. NJ. Sorensen of Prescott. and Miss Minnie Jones of the Verde valley were married yesterday by Rev. c. J. Chase. They left this morning for the southern part of the territory on their wedding trip. Mir. Sorensen, will stop at number of places to preach en route.
 NIT. and Mrs. Theodore Aver, of Morristown, New Jersey, arrived on Saturday evenings train, for visit to Col. and Mrs. A. O. Brodie and the latter's mother, Mrs. Hanlon. After remaining Tn Prescott for a time they intend going to Califor- mia.
 VIII. Robbins, formerly a resi- dent of Alexandra, died recently at Walnut Grove, of consumption. He represented this county in the lower house of the 12th legislature, and left the territory about five years ago for Omaha, where he con tracted the disease which resulted in his death.
 Judge Fleury held an early session of court a few mornings since at which young man was sentenced to pay a fine of S10 for throwing a stone through window on Granite