Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-04
TUEsDAY's DAILY.

M. A. Baldwin was up from Cur
 tiss today circulating among hi
 many friends here.
 The office of the probate judge i.
 being refitted by the addition oi new shelving aud other improve
 ment.
 W. c. Bashford and J. D. Helm
 left to-day for a visit to the new
 strike at the Anaconda mine in the
 Bradshaw mountains.
 J. s. Green reports that his
 brother isexpected home about the
 10th of the present month prepared
 to settle all claims against ths firm.
 Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, O.
 E. $. will hold a regular stated
 meeting on Thursday, Oct. !, at s
 p. m. in Masonic Hall. By order of
 the w. M. ASoiE B. BRowN, Sec'y.
 J. J. Tracy roadmaster of the P.
 X A. C. railroad left today for
 visit 10 his family at Hannibal Mis-
 souri. He will also pay visit to
 the Worlds Fair.
 Mrs. William Dewitt and daugh-
 ter, Miss Ettie, and her sister, Miss
 Agnes Conlon, and Miss Gertie
 Price, returned this forenoon from their visit to California. 1 T. $. Bullock is said to be interes-
 ted in extensive coal fields in West
 Virginia where he is engaged in
 building railroad to connect with
 the Baltimore < Ohio road.
 The wash out on the A. & ?. is the worst ever known in the history of the road. 1t is impossible to learn full particulars of it owing to the non-arrival of mails.
 Hoods sarsaparilla absolutely cures where other preparations fail. lt possesses medicinal merit pecu- lar to itself. Constipation and q II troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hoods pills. Unequalled as q dinner pill.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful lustre and wilderness, and cools and | refreshes the mouth. Try it. For sale by w. W. Ross. Corner Drug | Store.
 Julius Verling. recently of Los Angeles has opened barber shop i in Charley Anderson's Miners Home on the west side of the plaza; shay ing l5 cents: hair cut 35 cents: Mrsl Verling has had fourteen years ex- Perienee and guarantees satisfac- ton.
 Elsewhere in today's issue will be seen the card of a popular house in its line, the Palace barber shop of Charley Bidinger. It is the pioneer shop of this city and its existence demonstrates that in treatment you can still expect the same excellent service as of yore.
 c. W. Major of Holt summit, Mo. says: My wife has had headache forty years. and never found any thing to relieve her until she tried Wright's Paragon Headache Rem- edy. A great medicine. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Gus Williams, proprietor of the Exchange has veritable curiosity shop connected with his saloon. Coins, old and rare, paper money of various denominations and issued in various countries, Indian curios and relics, natural of various and suudry kinds are all to be found there.
 The Santa Fe train did not 20 out this morning, as there are no trains running on the A. X F. yet on account of the washouts. The officials hope to be able to get the road sufficiently repaired by tomorrow to make a ransfer of pas 'engers, mail and express. There Ire said to be two serious washouts. One on the Santa Fe between Albu- luerque and Cerrillos, and a series ,f them on the A. < P. west of Coolidge.
 w. A. Rowe has been appointed camp to the commander-in- 'hief of the Grand Army of the Re public, with the rank of Major. Mir. I Rowe enlisted as volunteer in the lnion army when but sixteen years f age and did gallant service for lis country, and Is justly entitled to his recognition. It win be in order { ereafter to salute the distinguished 4 hartman of the board of supervis- rs and honest and industrious liner, as Major Rowe. Here's our
 Major: shake.
 Two young men who recently 'ent east, from Prescott, are re- orted to have drawn drafts against he local banks here which were re- lrned endorsed, mo funds" The oung man who attempts to make
 raise" in this way is on the sure pad to the penitentiary. He only as to keep up the business for a lort time until he can play leckers with his nose. One of the arties alluded to above has already cen in trouble from the same luse. Erwin Baer, Prescott's enterpris- 4 Ig photographer, devoted his time - ssterday in taking landscapes views round Rock Butte on the $. F. r. P. There is no section of ooun- A y anywhere in the southwest hich presents as varied and beau ful view as Is to be had from this ction, particularly when one tray s on foot. Travellers over this rail 'ad enjoy the magnificence of the emery through which they are car ed and each new arrival as he is lrled through the grandeur of canyon feels all the more e impressiveness of the scene pre- nted. IT., Superintendent Coleman of the S.
 F. X F. railroad received a tele- am to-day saying that a train Ould be started from Albuquerque 3 o'clock this afternoon with de- yed mails and passengers and will rive at Ash Fork tomorrow morn g. He will consequently hold the orning train awaiting it's arrival if succeeds in getting through. The ain will then be run through with It stopping in order to get the Issengers and mail to their desti- tion as speedily as possible, MT. 'leman showed spirit of accom- Ddation today that was apprecias M d by delayed passengers in run no the freight train thro,,gh txrO