Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
TuEsDAY's DAILY.
Charles Lantry has gonn east.

Charles Lantry has gono east.
 The county hospital contains F patients.
 For disordered liver try BEECH AM's PILLS.
 Revival services tonight at the NJ. +. church.
 Dr. G. W. Yickers came in from Congress yesterday.
 W. L. Grey returned from Prasco., Junction last eve ing.
 Henry Lantry and R. R. Coleman. of Ash fork, are in town.
 R. E. Morrison returnedI last n;ob, from his trip to Flagstaff.
 Frank l.. Wright returned last evening from Denver where he took two car loads of ore.
 Judge J. H. Wright returned yes terday from Phenix. He says the latter section, just now, IS experien- cing a regular boom.
 A deed has been filed for record from NJ. H. Gould to J. |. Gardner fer lot II and south half of lot Q. block ,, Prescott, for $2O0
 The second quarterly conference of the First M. E. church will be held this evening after the revival services. C. j. Chase, pastor. 1 Wa. Rowe s-sme in yesterday from bis mining camp, ito attend \ fbe drawing of the list ot persons liable for jury service during the present year.
 E. c. Woodruff. who a short time since visited Prescott with the $. F., P. < F. railroad party, returned last night and will remain here permanently.
 4 telegram was received here last evening. and another one again this morning announcing the serious ill ness of Miss Helen Wells. in Boston. lt is hoped that favorable turn in her condition may be reported soon.
 Elner Wells came in yeste rday from the McCabe mine. on Big Bug. He says that property continues to look we'll as development is made. | The Gladstone. in tho sam vieini- ty, also continues to yield good ore. J. s. Jones is also reported to have made a rich strike oll another of his claims while doing assessments | work. the ore taken out assaying over S700 in gold, besides about seven or eight ounces in silver.
 The Big Bug country is just now attracting more attention than any ses'tion in the county.
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me, writes that after the Grip, Hoods Sarsaparilla brought him out of feeble, nervous condition, into com pie te strength and health.
 HooD's PILIS have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
 An extra volume of smoke issuing from one of the chimneys of Hotel Burke, to-day, cansed an excited iE- dividual 10 give an alarm of fre. The department responded witt ts usual aiacrity, but their servicgs were not needed. The o. K.'s were the first on the ground, and bad 8 stream of water through ths hose Robert Miller died yester after noon in little shanty ca. oI Pres colt of pneumonia. He psrsistantlf refused any medical atteaion and just short time pro, 1us to his death was up waiki around Nothing could be learne, cf bis na- tivity, as he had been hare but a short time.
 An exchange tells. as something remarkable. that a Marylana woman entertained three guests some tiuc ago, strangers to her and to one ar othernamed Mrs. Sprinkle Mrs. Show CTS and Mrs. Storm. A,n incident, equally remarkable as this, occurred a year or two ago, in Chino valley, twenty miles from Prescott, at picnic, when MT. Shivers, MT. Freeze, Mir. Snow and Mr. Storm and their wives all danced in the same set.
 Dr. Samuel G. Dorr of Buffalo, N. r., Robert B. Hunter of New York city, II. H. Argus of Bradford, Penn sylvania. and r. c. Gashull of Los Angeles, California, arrived on last nights train and registered st Hotel Burke. These gentlemen are here for the purpose of Investigating the workings of the Buc,frus steam shovel and amalgamatirlg plant of the Rich Hill placer company with view of putting one in in New Mexico. They left by private con- veyance for Stanton this morning.
 A card received at this office an nounces the marriage of MT. Aman- dus C. Burmlster and Miss Mary Martin at the residence of the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Hillsdale, Mich, on Wednesday, January 18th, and that the couple will be "at home, Thursdays after February Doth, Prescott, Arizona" As the couple are we'll known and popular iR Prescott it is useless 10 say that they have the best wishes of every one here. The JoURNAI~MINER ex- tends congrat ulations.
 In the past few years Hoods Sarsaparilla Calender has become such favorite that the people an- ticipate its annual appearance with pleasure. The Calender for 93, which is now before us, will fully satisfy every expectation as to beauty and utility. 1t IS a little larger than ever before, and bears a beauti- ful picture of the "Young Discover CTS" with pad below in plain fig ures, all printed in harmonious and 1 pleasing colors. To be appreciated 1t must be seen. Get copy of your druggist or send 6 cents in stamps to c. I. Hood & Co, Lowell, Masa.
 Schlessinger's Lunch Rooms is the place for German Lunches. Open Day and Night. If
 Position wanted by a good lady l cook, in either the city or country, Apply at this office.
 Hair-brushes, tooth-brushes. nail brushes, flesh brushes, hand-brushes ! and every other kind cf brushes in a .