Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-15

TUEsDAY'S DAILY.
 his Pay day at Jerome tomorrow
 Prof Max Hester will leave f, lst Phenlx tomorrow.
 J. W. Dougherty retunad h. ve evening from California.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. 4. Swan and F 'n A. Iutle, Jr., returned last evenin,
 Fair ""i" m The Prescott Lumber Con,n,,, .h contributes an interesting article i, n 5his issue which should be pursuee
 by all in need of lumber.
 T Nothing has been heard of Da, V .ISt waite since the rumor of his . intended marriage, aud his friends are becoming somewhat uneasy.
 R J., alias Pink" Engle who
 was serving out a thirty days sen
 tence Tn the city jail, has succeeded m s digging out of that institn 2 ton. 'u-
 The Mohave County Miner has
 entered on the twelfth year of ;ts
 existence. The Miner is ap as..-i {,
 lent paper, ,r44FsfhrripIe, of Champie's
 camp, near Tip Top, is m town. Mir
 Champie Is one of the best known
 miners in Arizona and has developed 1
 some line mining property.
 The dedication of the K. of P.
 hall has been postponed till Novem-
 ber p, owing to the inability of the |
 electric light company to get their
 lights m at an earlier date.
 Mrs. Zubrick, a niece of W. A. Clark and whose husband is a
 mIchinist at Jerome, returned last
 evening with her two children from
 two months visit east. They left
 for Jerome this morning.
 Mrs. Young was tried and found guilty yesterday on the second charge of loitering in a saloon. Judge Ling has taken her case under consideration until tomorrow when he will pass sentence.
 The building in Phenix, in which a saloon called The Road to Ruin" was formerly run, is now occupied by the Salvation Army. "The Road to Happiness would he the appro- priate sign now for the building.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful lustre and whiteness, and cools and relreShes the mouth. Try it. For sale by W. w. Ross. Corner Drug Store,
 Mrs. H. C. Thompson, who is we'll and favorably known in this county. has just been married to John Mar tin, superintendent of the Crowned King mine, Yavapai county. Mrs. Thompson was an estimable woman ( and all her friends here wish her ali manner of happiness. - Mohave Miner.
 C. w. Major of Holt summit. Mo. says: My wife has had headache z forty years. and never found any [ thing to relieve her until she tried O Wrlght's $ Paragon Headache Rem edy. A great medicine. For sale r by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store l
 A Phenix paper says that Not | many persons have ever seen 2O- pound sweet potato and many will hesitate to believe that such a tuber n was ever grown" Only Phenix peo- O pie will be skeptical on this point. 8 Jim Bones received a whole sack full 2 of sweet potatoes from the Verde W valley the other day, that weighed s over twen ' pounds. fl
 A gentleman by the name of Pa sl trick Lynch, who, some years ago, San Francisco in the l State Senate, has been sentenced to J. SIX m nthS in the county lail of n that city for vagrancy. Another n distinguished State Senator is now ID under trial-or will be if they catch si my of the witnesses-1n a charge al 'f bribing jury.
 Twelve-year-old Frank Kelly of Rock Butte, received lesson yes oi erday which though very painful II nay be of great value to him. n While playing with a pistol it was ci discharged, the ball pass J, ng through his foot. As the vIc- ds inns of such accidents generally are tiled little Frank may consider his accident a lucky one. He was " brought tc Prescott today and pr. in Butcher was called to dress the s;, round.
 The reception given last evening A, n the Congregational Church to C, sev. Kincaid proved very pleasant flair. T1e church was filled with ldies and gentlemen. Rev. Kin a aid made a short address, after fir 1hich refreshments, prepared by ca he ladies of the church, were iii arved, and a pleasant social time 1O nJOyed by all. It was after eleven clock before the guests took their ', sparture. ,Jg A sad death occurred this morn lg at the Williams House. About an days ago Timothy Green. for n, Ter resident of this county left Ala va ana, with his young wife and three lonths' old babe, to join his brother, m lev. J. NJ. Green here, with the in so mention of residing here again. st, While en route Mrs. Green, who | s, 'as not strong, was taken sick with severe cold which developed into ,, leuro-pneumonia and she arrived W ere in a critical condition last Fri oi ay evening. Medical aid was sum- loned and everything possible was TO one to alleviate her sufferings. Al he disease yielded to the treat lent and she was recovering from DO le effect of pneumonia when new inc set in and she grew bl; lpidly worse until death came to pa ar relief this morning. The neral will take place tomorrow at In, o'clock from the residence of Mir. be ld Mrs. J. R. Ashley. Deceased Inv as about p years of age, mem pr of the Baptist church and a de- ,ted Christian.