Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
MoNpAx's DArLY.
TaE paying time $ growing shor

- MONDAYS DArLY.
 Tax paying time is growing shor f Mrs. T. J Corrigan is quite sic : with sore throat.
 t. E. Kirkland has goae to hi , home m kirkl nd valley. , T, c. Norris left for St. John yesterday Co attend court.
 J. l.. Fisher advertises a hors auction Tor next Saturday.
 II. 4. Owens has returned iron his visit to the Santa Maria.
 E. $. Clark has opened a law of
 flee m Needles, California. Walter Cook sustained very SO.
 rioHs fracture Co his leg last Sat.
 urday.
 E \. Rogers. of the Courier. is ne
 ported quite seriously ill today witt
 diphtheria.
 l Henry Evans, the plasterer. ha:
 left Prescott, it IS said. to remair
 away permanently.
 II. II. Scott came in on Saturday
 evening from an inspection of the
 Austin group of mines
 Try the Edelweiss Toilet cream
 Tor chapped and rough skin. 25cts.
 at the Mountain city Drug Store. | The phonograph performance. on Saturday evening, was highly satis-
 factory to the large audience in at ! tendance.'
 NJ. l.. Lewis. a native of Maine.
 aged 1i years, died recently in Pres colt, He was formerly postmaster at Walker.
 George RulTner returned from Phenix yesterday having in charge Albert Heisel who was indicted by the last grand jury.
 The Yavapai delegation to the Pheuix statehood convention were unable to attend and today tele- graphed to PheniX asking that the convention be postponed.
 No room hero to talk Chamois Skins or chest protector but have tune to think of their worth during this season or to look over our line at the Mountain city Drug Store.
 X Chaparral mining man was held under $500 bonds today by Judge Fleury to appear before the grand jury and answer charge of assault with deadly weapon.
 Austin Starkweather. ol Maricopa attempted to stop the <. F. P. X P, | railway company from crossing a school section, which he had appro- Priated. He was arrested for his act.
 Wm. Davis, aa old timer and pros pector, known thrOueao the length and breadth of Mohave coun- ty, died,of pneumonia, a. John Pen 6erthys lodging house, Kingman Mineral Wealth.
 James K. Montgomery, agee | about sixty five years. died at his cabin on the Hassayampa last week | of spinal meningitis He was alone, when taken sick, and whom discov- | ed was nearly dead.
 The following were elected off | ners of Aztlan Lodge, F. x A. NJ. | last Saturday night: Nathan Levy, W. M.; J. C. Herndon, S. w.; A. X Johns, J. w.; D. Levy, treasurer; R. \. fredeTlckS. treasurer.
 Charles Milll V, mention of whose illness was ale recently, died at last night at thF Johnson House. His body was taken to the indertaker's awaiting the arriva 'f his brother who Is expected to morrow.
 E. W. French gave bail in the um of Sl,0O0 on Saturday night and vas released from custody. His are \. A. Moore. Guilford Hathaway, J. R. Slack. and P. l. [as,ner, He left for Walnut Grove esterday with Mir. and Mrs. A. A. ioore.
 An amusing little story is told of Governor Hughes and John Dun 'ar. They met one day last week. The governor familiarity slapped ohm on the shoulders and said. Hello, Dunbar, where have you een3 The laconic reply was lin all. Yuma Times.
 The Salvation Army in Phenix is all to be gaining many converts , ! Phenix and that little church on . eferson street Is crowded to over owing every night. The services Prescott are being well attended Ut the army has not yet succeeded i enliSting many recruits. a George Drew came in this morn E from Prescott. He reports ], lenty of snow in that mountain ,wn which has melted and covered 10 streets with mud and slush. "- J henix Herald. Mir. Drew evident a drew on his imagination in giving $, le above item. While it is true E lat we have experienced a fine tl orm recently there was but little S low fall in Prescott, the pecipita- d. on being in the nature of rain. St now fell to quite depth in the p eV A shooting scrape at Fort Huchu- ,I k which has been kept quiet, oc- o, irred last Thursday night. X sol ,. er named Hamilton was shot by -' mrade. The bullet went clear rough his head pear the ears. but c @ wonderful vitality of the race at lack caused some hope to be en- ill rtained for his recovery. The in m red man was supposed to be dying Fl day. Constable Broad sent a tel. hl ram over there this afternoon but to reply had been received at three siC Jock. The shooter is in the guard ch use at the post awaiting the re- an It of Hamilton's injuries.-Pros- A ctor. an
 FIVE DOLLARS. all