Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-20
FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Chas. Lantry has gone east

FRmAY'S DAILY.
 Chas' Lantry has gone east.
 The NJ. NJ. P. A. meets tonight
 George RufTner has returned from
 the east. 0''
 Judge Ling returned to-day from
 The Prescott Brass Band was out
 Serenading last night.
 Geo. $, Porter came in from
 Nhaparral last evening.
 BoRN. September II. ISa3 to the
 "'ie ot J. B, McCutcheon, a son.
 The Royal Arch Masons had an
 interesting meeting last evening.
 James Shirley, superintendent of
 the Henrietta Mining Company, is
 m town.
 J. D. Helm. and J. Piercv Ieit Tor tho Santa Maria country today.
 F.. $. McRoberts. of the Verde
 valley returned to-day from visit east, and will leave for home to- morrow.
 Mrs. Brown and her son. Thomas returned last night from their trip east, after an absence of three months W. T. McCreight, first class all l round newspaper man has severed ! hls connection with the Albuquer- | que Citizen. Hard times compels MT Hughes to do all the work alone.
 Three female musicians arrived l yesterday from San Francisco and | have been engaged by the enterpris- lnS proprietors of the Cabinet. They appear tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. r. 4, Healev and her sister Miss Prouty will leave on Supda, Tor Albuquerque for visit to friends and to the territorial fair aud thence will go to the Worlds Fair.
 Now strikes are becoming of ,l- most daily occurrence in Chaparral and Big Bug districts. The lien rietta company is said to be openiue, up line bodies of ore in every claim that they are working. Negotiations are under way for the sale of other properties Tn the district, and the 1. prospect Is good for lively camp. John Booth, a bad man from c Ionto Basin, beat Thomas Hughes. !; ot fayson, over the head the other 1, Jay with sixshooter and left him n Tor dead. Booth was taken before T IuStice Pyle, found guilty of assault i, with intent to kill and fined S25 E Not having the cash with which to pay the fine, the justice took his personal note Tor the bill and let d llm go.-Phenlx Gazette. r' Probate Judge French has not is Is yet, secured bondsmen and m c, business whatever is being trans Is cted m the office. There seems to 'e no provisions of law whereby a b, 'robate judge can be removed, no n, natter what ho may do or what he ;n nay be charged with. How long E he present chaotic state of affairs. vi D lar as this particular office is P, oncerned, will continue can not ar ow be determined. 4 teacher was ~, ! town few days ago with a ;,, oucher for a months teaching. but ,n, ould ge' "a warrant issued on it. ta' A Cou .r arrived .r Fr.se.. last 'eninc ..r ue'..a atraEea-. -.- tr [. II. ,ia. taar na. q. ya- stated. -. ad t.r."l l.- 'rE Hr. >.uv#. ri lsw''.t .-a -.wuua>. Mrs u. atcH.r 1H.uuF1.v him. No rr ar, Hst- were learned aaI .t was f. ,t even learuv4 whore the s...5r-t .f. cured. One rumor sta.s~ tbst ls .., is seriously If not dangerous, lrt while another was to the efFect =. at his injuries consisted of a .o' oken leg. lt has been learned h. If. r that the accident occurred at the L .i ? ot Mescal hill, on the Jerome .n', .ne ad, while he was attempting to n,ff it the shoe brake on his wagon. La a' X San Francisco telegram of ptember l2 says; At noon to day r.;i D directors of the Southern Pa "- "'- ic Railroad Company decided to Sor 0r ue bonds slightly in excess of on oop 100000 These bonds are to be on ,'i ued by the southern Pacific of Se. SVV liTornla and will be secured by a 5"n ,j"r t mortgage on the railroads 'perty in this state. They are to I for old bonds, and the afte oss Is te be used in the construc- Gnu n of new lines. The original wili lds bore interest at six per cent; Con new ones will bear interest at , II d cent, and will be placed on the ly q rket in New York and London D. | oon as practicable D. m
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