Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21

SATURDAYS DAILY. Thomas R. King the we'll knowg cattle man IS in town. K. Barrett returned last evening from visit to Phenix and Castle creek.
 Mrs. W. H. Hatcher returned yes terday from spending the winter in ! Phenix.
 W. W. Vanderbilt hes gone to the Santa Maria country on mining ! business.
 Mayor ]. L. Fisher and his d augh- ter. Miss Hattie, arrived this even ing from the east.
 C. C. Chambers left for the Narnell mine to-day, with a load of iron for railway for the mine.
 \ deed has been filed for record from Q. E. French to G. ". Vickers for lot l block | city of Prescott for Sl50.
 J. Thorbecke's little four year old child had it's left arm broken yes terday. 1t was treated by Dr. Butcher.
 Mrs. \. J. Knoblock returned last evening from a weeks visit in Williamson valley with her friend. Mrs. Stewart.
 Mrs. F. A. Healy and child will arrive tomorrow Mr Healy has rented the Oliver house in West Prescott where he and his family will reside.
 John H. Behan has been appoin- ted special agent of the treasury de- partment for Arizona. New Mexico and Eastern Texas, with headquar- ters at Fl Paso.
 The jury in the ease of the $. F., r. tS r. Railway Co, vs j. J. Fisher ct al. went out to-day to visit the mine over which the right of way is asked There will be thirty foot cut through the mine, and it may possibly open up a body of ore.
 w. J. Baker who has been hold ing a position in the general freight and passenger agent office of the $. F. P. x F. railway will leave for his former home at Des Moines, Iowa, tomorrow. He expects to return to Prescott again to reside having fallen in love with our de- lightful climate.
 Mi. F. A. Healy, general freight agent of the :. F. P. & F., amour ces rate on Gallup coal from the mines to Prescott of $500 per ton. This is the best rate that could be expected and means cheap fuel foy1 this city. Mr.W. J. Mulvenon will handle the coal this season and will give satisfaction in prices and weight.
 The Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoe- nix Railway Company, in connec- ton with the Santa Fe Route, have arranged for cheap excursion rates to Southern California, giving the passengers the oppornity to spend sixty days at the seaside, Redondo. Santa Monica, San Diego, and Cata- lima Island, the most delightful places to spend the heated term. First excursion leaves Prescott, Sat urday, July 1, 1893 For particu- lars, write or call upon F. A. Healy, l General Pass. Agent, Prescott. If
 A fire alarm at noon to-day i brought the department out, al 1 though, very luckily, their services l -, ,,k ,,ooIoI TNkn .l.-.~. - occasioned by a small blaze at the | Williams House. The fire origina- ted from some hot ashes which were l thrown out by mistake. It was ex- tinguished without any damage be- ing done.
 General Passenger Agent F. A. Healy of the s. F., P. X P. Ky. IS always looking out for the inter ests of the travelling public, and | has arranged to honor A. & P. mileage tickets over this line. This will be a good thing for our mer- chants and hotel keepers, as hereto fore the drummers having only one or two customers here have not felt like going to the expense of paying full fare both ways, while now they | can visit this place and not miss the expense.
 W. NJ. Price came in from Phenix yesterday, with another load of choice Salt river valley fruit. Mir. P1ce brings the very choicest fruit of the valley to Prescott on his periodical trips. and has no difficult ty whatever in disposing of it. He left samples of it at this office, hence we speak advisedly and not from hearesay in regard to the quail ity of his fruit.