Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26


 "Providences" will be the theme of the sermon by the pastor. A cor dial invitation is extended to the readers.
 | MCNDAX'S DAILY.
 Fred Gaines is m town.
 Marshal Meade went mort h to-day
 John Lawler is digging a we'll on Capitol block.
 Henry E. Lantry returned from the east to-day.
 Mrs. II. C. Thompson will leave i tomorrow for Denser. United States Attorney Ellinwood returned on to-day's train.
 The rainy season promises to be a great success this year.
 E. J. Austin came in last evening from his Santa Maria mines.
 C. NJ. Clark came in from the Silver Belt on Saturday evening.
 The Williams House affords SUI perior accommodations for families.
 Three furnished rooms to rent. Enquire of Wm. H. McGrow. If
 W. H. Smith returned Saturday evening from visit to the Worlds Fair.
 JailOr Foster will leave the ser vice of the sheriff next Monday. R. w. Meador wIll take his place.
 The Epworth League social will be given, at the residence of ]. C. Martin, on "Wednesday evening.
 A. ]. Head is suffering from a wound in the foot, caused by step ping on a rusty nail last Thursday.
 Diphtheria still fingers in Phenix, there being two deaths reported from that disease last week there.
 A flood in Kirkland valley is re- ported to have done considerable damage to J. Marshall Morgan's ranch.
 Phenix mail, due on Saturday night did not arrive until last even ing The delay was caused by the heavy rains.
 Geo. J. Wickler reports heavy rains along the Hassayampa and considerable volume of water in that stream.
 Dr. Sewall is sinking a we'll on his lots where he is building hls new residence. It is down B feet, and he has three feet of water
 The P. X A. C. railroad had one or two washou.s to-day causing de- lay in getting through. About two hundred feet of track was washed out just beyond the Verde bridge.
 A bridge on the A. X F., rall- road, near Truxton, went out yester- day by high water, delaying trains. East bound, Number 2, due at Ash Fork at o'clock this morning, did not reach there until noon. The day trains, however, were both on time.
 E. 4. Rogers, of the Courier, left this morning again for visit to Fl Paso, Texas. He started about month ago, but on reaching Flag staff he was called back on iu- portant business. The JOURNAL MINER wishes him bon vaysge.
 H. H. Cartier reports heavy rain storm in Lonesome valley yesterday. He says the water came up to his horses belly in places as he was crossing the valley, and thinks that ranches along the Agua Fria must have suffered.
 The train on the Maricopa and Phenix railroad was thrown into the ditch, last week, by washout. The engineer was badly scalded, a brakeman had his arm injured, | while two ear loads of hogs were killed.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Patrick i Farley, Kansas City; Max Cohh, | San Francisco; E. $. Wa6dles, St. | Joseph; l.. B. Anderson, Sanders Station; J. R. Slack, Big Bug; W. | K. Meade; D. J. Porter, Gallup. N. NJ; C. NJ. Clark, Silver Belt; F. Frey. Denver; John KiFwaggen, Je- rome; Thos Lambert, New Orleans; J. c. Coyle, Del Paseo.
 Frank Doggett, returned yester- day from a two months visit to Juneau, Alaska. While he says that he enjoyed the trip very much he did not fall in love sufficiently with the country to remain there. During the two months that he was there he says that there were only three clear days. It rained every day during that period except these three days. He states however that the demand for miners was consid- erably greater than the supply.
 "In the articles of incorporation flied with the secretary of the terri tory of the Arizona Midland Rail way" says the Phenix Gazette, "the names of the directors of the road appear to be w. N. Kelly, w. B. Jones. C. B. Cage, Theo. Otto and c. B. Elliott. The articles of in declare the object of the company to be the extending of the Prescott x Arizona Central from a point nine miles north of Prescott to Phenix."
 A suit in the district court devel- oped quite legal tangle last week. It was entitled l.. Thoman vs. Gus. Ellis ct al., and involves title O the Clarence Ruby mine and mill. R. E. Morrison, representing Mir. Thoman, brought an action to ecover on a note and to forclose a mortgage against the property. Col. Wilson, representing a man named \