Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-07
MoNDAY's DAILY.

3 meet tomorrow.
 A. J. Knoblock came in Saturday ' from Santa Maria.
 Mir and Mrs. T. J. Butler left for 3 California yesterday.
 There has been a decidedly cold } wave on for three or four days. "Double Doses for the Dumps" at
 the NJ E. church tomorrow even
 ing.
 Mrs. Boblett was brought in from
 Point of Rocks yesterday for medi-
 cal treatment.
 Last evenings passenger train
 brought in six or eight ear loads of
 freight from Ash Fork.
 J. Nj. Aiken and M. E. Morin
 went out Co Chino yesterday, on a
 duck hunting expedition.
 Chinese residents awakened the
 echoes last night by a fusilade of
 shooting, in honor of Chinese New
 Year.
 H. D. Ross writes that he expects
 to take charge of the land office
 about February l5, or probably
 few days sooner.
 Diphtheria seems to have made ' its appearance again. The most energetic measures should be em- ployed to prevent it's spread.
 When a man reaches that stage in which his chief ambition Is to stand around bar, waiting to be asked to take a drink. his useful ness is about gone.
 The Best Remedy-W Wright's Para gon Headache Remedy. Stops pam in five minutes. Harmless, taste less, no ill effects. A positive cure for headache and neuralgia Sold at Ross Corner Drug Store.
 Captain Brown, of W.ipple, has one of the most interesting collec- tion of Indian curiosities. mostly of the Sioux, extant.. The captain put Tn several years of active service among this warlike tribe.
 J. N. Dodson yesterday received a fine dressed 'possum and a thirty ! pound eat fish, packed in ice, from Kansas City. and is now enjoying the luxury of high living. 1t Is reported that some one fred a shot at Anna Belle Stepp, about 9:30 o'clock last night The ball passed uncomfortably close to her head. No clue to the would-be assassin.
 Eighty-one men arrived on the noon train yesterday, to work on the construction of the ;. F. P. x r. R. R. They were sent out this afternoon to the various grading camps.
 \ train load, consisting of seven, teen ears of cattle, was loaded at Del Rio. to-day, and shipped to | Kansas City. Coles 4. Bashford, | $. r. Behan and Clint Draper ac- companied the shipment to its des- tination.
 It was Josh Billings who said When man commences to go | down bill, 1t does seem that every thing is greased for the occosion." While to certain extent this is true, it is equally true that the man himself very often furnishes the grease.
 Frank O'Brien and his estimable better half arrived yesterday from Denver, and are guests of the Win sOr. Mir. O'Brien is one of the best known and energetic mining men on the coast, and Is the recent pur- chaser of the Zero mine on the Hassayampa.
 A letter recei Eed last night from Mrs. W. ". Ross stated that she would leave for Prescott tomorrow. As she was notified by telegraph yesterday, of the condition of her husband, she may probably leave to-day.
 w. w. Ross condition changed for the worse on Saturday night, and he was quite seriously i'll yes terday. He IS reported as resting somewhat easier to-day, but has by no means passed the danger line yet in his illness.
 What is more disgusting an d re- pulsive to those who have any re- gard for personal appearance, than yellow and unclean teeth, from which proceeds that horribly offen sive breath. Wlight's Myrrh Tooth Soap prevents all this and gives beautiful pearly white teeth. Sold at Ross Corner Drug Store.
 Burke & Hickey, on Saturday, purchased the fifty foot lot just south of their hotel from John Lawler and F. NJ. Aver. for SS,0O0. The lots, at present, contain a wood en building occupied by Phil Rear ney's saloon, J. r. Dillon's cigar and fruit store, and J. F. Osenburg's harness shop. The new purchasers intend to erect a brick addition to their ho.el on the lots, probably this year.
 Dr. Butcher was called on Satur- day nig Int to attend to the sixteen child of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Taylor. The little one was suffering from sore throat, the mother said, the same as their other had few weeks ago, and which died from the effects of it.. As soon as Dr. Butcher examined its throat, he l pronounced 1t case of malignant The child died soon after Dr. Butcher was called, and was buried this afternoon.
 At last nights meetingof the city council the finance committee re- ported adversely on the Examiners ( bill for $l50 for the Prescott write up in it's Midwinter Fair edition. The contract made with the Exam iner was for the insertion of matter by the city or approved by the mayor. The biographical ! sketches and pictures inserted by the Examiner were never even sub mitted to the mayor, much less ap- ppnuaI of hxy him banoa fha Enooao !