Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-24
FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Mrs s C. Mlller is sick.

Dress parade at whipple this evening.
 Judge Hawkins is expected homo to-day or tomorrow.
 Chief Justice Gooding is sad to have rendered his resignation.
 Dress parade at whipple is cn Tuesday and Friday evening of each week.
 \. Humphreys has deeded dam at Seligman to J. B. Tappan for SS0O.
 Edward Meaney. son of Mir. and Mrs. E. w, Meaney Is sick with the measles.
 Tue Prescott slist of unclaimed letters has grown to quite large pro proportions
 One of Dr. and Mrs. w. F. Days children died yesterday and was buried to-day.
 Who has a copy of Ignatius Don nelly's Cryptigrami See notice of Book Wanted
 A deed has been filed for record from Eufemia Tinker to N. W. Brown for city property for Sl20.
 Two of Mir. and Mrs. Alex Thomp- sons children are still quite sick, at their home on Banning creek. J. D. Carter. right of way agent for the s. F. P. X r. railway re- turned last evening from visit to Wickenburg.
 Geo. Merwin came in from the Castle creek country last evening. He reports mining in that section as being quite favorable.
 F. NJ. Aver purchased about HOO or 200 head of cattle recently in the vicinity of Date Creek and Kirk land Valley.
 Martin Maier's new ice factory is approaching completion. He OK poets to have it ready for testing the machinery next Monday.
 The young husband and wife who last fall were in doubt whether to buy bicycle or a tricycle. have at last compromised on baby car riage.
 Louis Williams, of Bisbee, came in on the noon train today and left for the Senator this afternoon for visit to his daughter Mrs. J. s. Douglas.
 Mrs. Jake Marks and her daugh- ter Miss Flossie will leave for the Worlds Fair June 9th. They will remain in the east during the sum mer, and Mir. Marks will join them there in the fall.
 Dr. Geo. F. Thornton came in on last evenings train from Williams. He says that l,500 head of cattle are being held there awaiting ship ment east, the railroad being gunable to furnish ears at present.
 The movement to ascertain the | date that congressional committee will visit this section Is q good one, Now let us go step further and call meeting and arrange for an | appropriate reception to its mem bers when they come.
 Fred Tuning, son of Henry Hun ing of Apache county, Is stopping in Prescott the guest of Mir. and Mrs. | T. W. Johnston. He has just re- turned from San Francisco where he had an operation performed and is under the care of pr. E. F. Pope.
 Word was brought to the city yes terday that the surveying corps on the San Diego X Phenix railway had reached the Agua Fria. The first official report from Mir. Knox in charge of the survey will be re- ceived this week.-Phenix Republi- can.
 Mark Smith has the thanks of the Gazette for the appointment of one of its proprietors, Sam F. Webb. The Gazette loves a true man-one that stands by his friends. Such a man We have always found Mark Smith. .'-Phenix Gazette. This Is the first appointment made in the territory in which Mark Smith has earned the thanks of the appointee
 Charley Wan, the we'll known Chinese caterer, returued Wednes. day evening from a six months visit to his family in China. He says he proposes to take out citizenship papers and bring his family to the United States, as he has become entirely weaned from his native country.
 Jose Armijo, who was charged with attemped wife murder at AsE Fork, but who escaped from the county jail is reported to have put in an appearance recently at Flag } staf where he again attempted tt 5 kill his wife. Being prevented from ' doing sO by a saloon keeper ther, ' he took shot at the latter the bal striking him on the head. Armijo then made his escape which leads us to again express the belief thai there is a charm about the nam, Q Armijo which protects its possessor
 W. H. Persons, a native of Massa chusets. about 60 years of age, but Q who has resided on the Pacific coast l for more than one third of his life e died suddenly yesterday at hl' % mining camp on the Hassayampa % of rheumatism of the heart. De ! ceased was an old resi1ent of thi ! section and was universally esteeme, g bv all who knew him. His funera - occurred this afternoon at 7 o'cloci l from his little cabin, the remain n being followed to their last restlnt k place by all of his neighbors. u r compliance with request made b T him. he was buried beneath tn D branches of a juniper tree near hi | c bin.
 | - ~ q The Grip. - Leaves its victims veIy week an n debilitated. Hoods Sarsaparilla
 just what is needed to restore tn
 strength and vigor so much desire