Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-04
FRIDAY's DarLy.

tRIDAY's DAILY.
 The proprietors of Hotel Burk,
 are having their new office and bal
 kalsomined.
 John Ross has been appointed b,
 the city council to superintend the
 repairs on the city reservoir Tomorrow is the last day to pa,
 city taxes. After that date they
 will become delinquent.
 Attorneys T. W. Johnson and T
 G. Norris and Justice II. W. Fleury
 returned last evening from theil
 visit to the Yarnell
 Pheaix pabers announce that
 sam Dennis is taking treatment foi
 the whisky habit at the Ensor In
 stltute at that place.
 The decomposed carcass of a light
 bay horse with a grass rope around
 hls neck was found recently in the
 loot hills near Skull valley. \ man
 saddle was found a short distance
 away from the horse.
 The boom edition of the Phenix Gazette gives the pronounciation of
 MCSoilon as Mo 20 lyon '' Spanish speaking people will be
 "amoosed' at this erudite bit of pro
 nunciation.
 Miss Serena Goodrich, the charm ing daughter of Mrs. Clark Churchill was married recently in Phenix to Clay r. Leonard. The bride IS a very highly accomplished. popular and handsome young lady, while the Phenix papers speak in equally complimentary terms of the bridegroom.
 On account of washout on the A. x r. railroad there are no trains running on that road. and probably will be none before Sunday. The telegram stated that there are three or four miles of track washed away west of Coolidge. The passenger train on the :. F., r. lS r. road was annulled in consequence.
 Prof. R. H. Smith Mormon re gently in charge of the Mormon academy of Mesa city, has been dis charged from his position and left the little town of Mesa in some what Cf hurry to escape coat of tar aud feathers. Cause too mueh familiarity with his young lady pu- pills.
 Table and Kitchen" is the name of neatly printed little paper pub llshed by the Price Baking Powder Company of Chicago. It consists of compilation of approved cooking receipts carefully selected for the use of families and arranged for ready reference. 1t contains as many receipts as are to be found in books which sell for Sl.00.
 Postmaster Potter an old Missouri newspaper man, and Bob Roberts. a California pioneer, formerly book keeper at the Southern Pacific Hotel lt Yuma, were murdered on Mon day at Gila City. They had their skulls crushed. Indians are sus- pected of having committed the murder for the purpose of robbery. 1
 William Mooney, died at 3 o'clock this moraing, in the county l hospital of Bright's disease. De ] ceased was native of New York | md was 72 years old. The remains i will be buried at Cottonwood, upper | Verde, on Sunday, October lst. He las been a resident of Yavapai ! county for 20 years.
 Andy Dimond who was killed bv Sheriff Donahue and posse went ilso by the aliases of Jim Baker and Sob Dunlop. He is said to have tiled seven men during his areer as an outlaw. He vas about 30 years old. lis partner who was also killed re- ided in Phenix and was only 23 ears old, and has a sister. highly | woman, who lives near 'henix.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Adams died this orenoon of typhoid fever, at the esidence of Mir. and Mrs. J. II. dills. Deceased was native of Fulton, Orange county, New York, nd was born October l2. 1916. l-ck- lg only a few days of being 47 ears old. She came here with her usband six or seven months ago. he was an aunt of the late O. l.. tibbs of Phenix. and her son, who as been telegraphed to, and is ex- ected to arrive here this evening, -as manager of Gibbs dairy farm. he time for the funeral has not cen definitely fixed but will prob bly occur on Sunday. Elsewhere in this issue will be Ound the advertisement of Fl. Bow all, nurseryman of Gainesville, Dhio. There has been no single ursery probably that has furnished s much stock to this section as nat of Mir. Bowhall and certainly one that has given better satisfac- on. The editor of this paper has, different times, ordered trees. ines, shrubs &c. of MT. Bowhall nd has Tn every instance found E lem just as represented and packed l such a careful manner that they ! ,ached their destination in excel mt condition. We have, therefore, C o hesitancy in recommending par l es, in need of any kind of fruit -ees, shrubs, vines or roses to place leir order with Mir. Bowhall know ig that they will get what they c rder and that they will get good | nifty trees in good condition. l
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