Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
TuEspAY's DAILY.

with you.
 R, E. Morrison is expected home this evening.
 W. s. Head came in from Camp Verde yesterday.
 Monte Cristo at the opera house Wednesday evening.
 T. l.. Schultz of the Courier force is able to be around again.
 Mayor Fisher returned last even ing from his visit to California.
 J. W. Wilson left for the east to- day to purchase goods for his store.
 B. c. Williams, of Chapparsl, is paying his periodical visit to Pres colt.
 BORN in Flagstaff. Tuesday, Mar. 7th, lsyS, to the wife of H. ID. Ross, a son.
 J. <. Fifeld, former resident of this place, has returned to Prescott again.
 Dennis Burke is reported as hay ing been enrolled on the list of pen sioners.
 Q. Towne of Prescott Junction has filed his stock brand. Q. T., for record,
 Look out for ]. W. Wilson's new signs. now being made by Colbron A. E. C. Go.
 Workmen commenced tearing down the brick wall around the jail yard, today.
 Dr. Logic, of Jerome, is in town, receiving a cordial welcome from his many friends here.
 S. F. Bright has taken position in ]. W. Wilson's store during the ' lAtteF's absence in the east. T. II. Butler, representing the Calumet Paper company, of Chicago, i left for the Castle Creek hot springs this morning on B. F. Sloan's stage.
 Tho Prescott police force have re- ceiyed their new uniforms, consisting of . regulation blue suit and brass buttons The buttons of the chief have on them the letters C. r.
 John King made his third appear ance today before Judge Ling for be ing drunk and was given fifteen days straight with the claln gang with out any alternative ol fine.
 \. Spare has moved the Moelier house and is W erecting the same l on the lot north of Judge Morri- sons The Colbron A. B. C. Co. 1 furnish the carpenters.
 Major Thomas Gilmore, of the | Smithsonian Institute, will deliver lecture in the court house Wednes- day evening. Let us giye him full house.
 The recent storm came just in the nick of tune to save the boom which is now on at Phenix. \ few weeks more of continued dry weath- CT would have seriously retarded 1t.
 Time card No. has been issued ] by the :. F., P k r. railroad. It embraces the line only from Ash Fork to Chino Station, two trains daily being run. Trains leave Chino, northwArd, at and 7;30 P. m.
 William Oscar Don, of McCreery X Howell's troupe, Is spoken of by dramatic critics as being "a star anywhere" He wilt appear. sup ported hy a first class company, at the opera house on NednesSfuy-s and !, Thursday evenings.
 The rapid evaporation and con- densing of moisture from the recent storm, caused clouds to appear last night, giving apparent indication of a storm. As there is no change in the barometer there is no likelihood of an immediate storm.
 The force of this office feel grate- ful to \. :. Clougn for a generous supply of cider, which was manu- factured by him at his we'll known Point of Rocks farm. It is q fine article and should find ready pur | chasers.
 Hoods SarsapaFilla absolutely 1 cures where other preparations fail. It possesses medicinal merit Peeu- liar to itself.
 Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hoods Pills. Un. equalled as a dinner pill.
 Hotel Burke arrivals J. s. Fifeld, W. s. Head, Verde; J. P. Good lander, St. Louis; Ben Craighead, 1 San Francisco; $. G. Prince, Hilf- I side mine RI. r. Mulvenon, Prescott Junction Mrs. Shareum, .. F.; NJ. A. Kinny, Chappsral Joe Casper, W. B. Spencer, railroad grade.
 President Cleveland is reported as denying the rumor that he will dis criminate against newspaper men in the distribution of offices. This will E revive the dropping spirits of sev- eral newspaper men in Arizona, who arc looking forward with the eye or 1 faith to the time when they can fill 1 8 government position.
 The Prison Trusty is the name of i bright, spicy, very neatly printed. little four-column folio. just received at this office. It is published at Lansing, Kansas, by the inmates o the Kansas penitentiary, all th work, including the writing of al ,riginal articles, which appear in 1t. icing done toy the prisoners. Its motto is very significant one. being as follows "The pen. is mightier than the sword"
 \ lively exhibition of pedestrian ism was given on Montezuma street this morning. Chief of Police Pagan arrested an inebriated indi- vidual and was taking him to the city bastile. When he reached the crossing near J. W. Wilson's store, his ward stumbled, pulling himself free from the grasp of the chief, and as soon as he accomplished this, he braced himself up and struck out, down the street at a Nancy Hank gait. To say that Pagan was mot in it, but feebly- expresses it. By the time he reached the JOURNAL MINER office, the escape was making Al hf ,,,,I Az I@,s, { k- ....A iI.-E