Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
TursDAr's DAILY.

TUEspAY's DAILY. l. Missouri cider at Aitken's. If $. E. Bright has returned from his
 trip east.
 T. M Bes'son came in yesterday
 from San Diego.
 R II. Hetherington has returned
 from his trip cast Charles DeGron has taken charge
 ot the Tucson postofiice. John Smith has received a lot of
 hne turkeys from Kansas City.
 Turkey shooting at the grounds
 ot the gun club on Thursday after
 noon. 2f
 Ex-Chief of Police M. Pagan has
 returned from visit Co his old home
 m Kansas.
 The Uniform Rank. K. of F.. will
 glve their Thanksgiving ball to-mor
 row, "Wednesday evening.
 The sound of blasting on the
 railroad, west of town, is pleasant
 music to the ear these days.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episco-
 pal church realized over SlOO from
 their recent entertainment.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Waite arrived
 last night from Williams, and are
 stopping at Hotel Winsor.
 J. Marshall Morgan is rounding up cattle, and will make a shipment oi eighteen ear loads within a few days.
 C. H. Lee, the we'll known civil engineer, has been appointed n deputy mineral surveyor.
 J. R. Wells will ship twentv-four | car loads of cattle from Del Rio | station this evening.
 Sheriff Lowry left this morning | for Yuma, with two prisoners, sen fenced at the recent term of court.
 Yesterday mornings freight train on the :. F., P. .& F. Railway brought m twenty-four cars besides the coach, the latter being filled with passengers.
 Bob Brown and J. E. Edens auar- reled recently over some wood. when the former drew a pocket knife and slashed Edens with 1t. The wounds are not serious.
 Judge Howard has been appointed assistant district attorney. and will have charge of the office during the absence of District Attorney R. E. Morrison Tn Apache county.
 Mrs. Mary 4. Packard, admins tratrlx of the estate of John Fl. Packard, deceased, has flea an in. ventory of the estate with the pro. bate judge. It amounts to S. 400.
 Mrs. Miller has applied for letters of administration on the estate of James K. Montgomery, deceased. The application will be heard De cember %.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful iustre and whiteness, and cools and refreshes the mouth. Try if. For sale by W. W. Ross. Corner Drug Store.
 Dr. z. E. Funk, prominent phy- siclan and mining man of Colorado. arrived in Prescott yesterday, and will go out to Castle creek to look after some mining property owned by him there.
 C. w. Major of Holt summit. Mo. says: My wife has had headacba iorty years. and never found any hing to relieve her until she tried Nnght's Paragon Headache Rem idy. A great medicine. For sale " W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store
 Chas. H. Akers will leave on next Thursday for a visit to his young I on at Ontario, California. He win pend a few weeks visiting in South- 'rn California, and will be accom- )anied on his return-b by his wife and baby. ( One of the prisoners in the county ( all, who is serving time, in lieu of 'aying a line, is said to have sent out proposal of marriage yesterday to lady. The proposal was accom-. 'anled by the condition that the ady pay bis fine. It has not been eeepted up to the time of going to 'reSs.
 The Liggett X Meyer Tobacco company last spring offered prizes mounting to S25,000 for the nearest uess to the total number of admis- ions to the Worlds Fair. The first rize was 5000, which was won bv ':. Stelnberger, Of Erie, Kansas. 'ho guessed within twenty of the ltal. The total number of admis- ons were 2l l,IS0,l4l, and the doc 1 'r's guess was 2l,4S0,12I. At the solicitation of many, Prof q ames Cullen has decided to give mother Phonograph entertainment \ 'lechng the Knights of Pythias f all and next Saturday evening as 1 le tune. He has telegraphed to m Fr ncisco for fifty new cvlin- .rs, which contain the very latest lections, so all intending to be La resent can be assured of a pleasant enlng's entertainment. Those 'siring reserved seats can secure em at Aitken's for 75 cents. Gen al admission, 90 cents: children, cents.
 Mrs. Anna L. Fisher. wife of larles r. Fisher, died last evening out five o'clock, after protracted ness. Deceased was a most esti, able lady. She has resided in 'escott for several years with her sband, and the life of each seemed be wrapped up in the other. Be. les her husband, she leaves one N lid to mourn the loss of devoted q loving mother. Deceased was years old. The bereaved husband d child have the sincere sym Pp tines |. of the community in their ~ :, hetlon. The funeral will take lee tomorrow, Wednesday, at 10