Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-24
MoSpAY's DALY.

mences at s o'clock
 Dr. D. J. Brannen came in on last s,ening's train from Flagstah.
 Mrs. F.. W. French will sing solo at tomorrow evenings lecture.
 Born. January l3, to Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Wells of Stoddard, daughter.
 W. II. Baker, of Shasta, Califor nia, is in town, on mining business.
 Don't fail to attend the lecture tomorrow evening at the M. +. church.
 W. A. Clark came in from Jerome last evening and left on this morn ing's train.
 The examination of Constable Miller was again post poaed to-day for another week.
 The articles of incorporation of the Standard Telephone company appears iu this issue.
 A tax deed from J. N Rodenburg to j. C. and R. \. Fredericks has been filed for record.
 Born, in Prescott, January 2l, to Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Lowry, a son; weight lll pounds
 Two shooting scrapes within as many weeks Is not a very desirable record for any town.
 ]. D. Carter came in from the bridge camp yesterday to attend divine services in Prescott
 J. C. Snow ct. al. have filed for record the location of a mill site and water right in Big Chino valley.
 Miss Minnie Brown. daughter of Conductor Dick" Brown and wife, has been quite sick but is now some what better.
 Don't forget the time and place to hear about "The Girl to Love" Time Tuesday evening at o'clock; place NJ. F.. Church.
 The Western Arizona Water com pany is the name of the incorpora- tion that proposes to reclaim large portion of land at Bill Williams Fork.
 The Choral society will meet tc- night at the residence of Miss Helen Wells. All parties intending to join it should be present at this meeting.
 T. NJ Earuhart writes from North Carolina that he intends returning to Prescott again soon. His father died on the 18th of the present III Duth.
 Rev. S. D. B. Domarest left for Needles this morning. He expects | to be absent from five to six weeks, | during which time he will visit San | Diego and other points iu southern | California.
 It is said that the Atlantic X | Pacific road will be made the best | trans-continental route Inv the re- ceivers. New steel will be laid, the | road bed put in good condition and | the best of motive power put on.
 A deed has been filed for record | from j. W. Dougherty to F. NJ. Jen- 1 nings for lots 32 and 3j block h | consideration Sl,0O0, The latter has deeded the same to Mrs. Louise ! Bashford for Sl 800.
 No one can afford to d. without | Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap. It l cleanses the mouth, puriies the | breath, preserves the teeth and l makes them beautiful. For sale by | W. W. Ross, corner drug store.
 Edwin Harris, a railroad man of | St. Joseph. Missouri, arrived on last 1 nights train, and is stopping at the 1 Williams House. Mr. Harris is | taking a vacation and came to Ari- ] zona to recuperate his health.
 The JOURNAL MINER is in receipt l of copy of the Rules and Regula- | tions of the Arizona Live Stock | Sanitary Commission. 1t is neat little pamphlet gotten up by the Southwestern Stockman of Wilcox, Arizona.
 Contrator Hughes moved camp yesterday out to mile 73, or fourteen miles from town. He is now located between Trainor and Brady, and has about two thirds of a mlle of work which will take him till March lst. to complete.
 The Western Arizona Water com pany has elected the following board of directors; Thos O. Os- born, w $. Hutchinson, Thos. NJ. Thompson, NJ. B. Hazeltine, John c. Campbell, John F. Blandy, C. NJ. | c. Weedman. The directors chose the following; W. $. Hutchinson, Pres; Thos. NJ. Thompson, Sec'y.; l NJ. B. Hazeltine, V. Pres. and Treas ureF.
 find among my friends many who suffer with headache, and in every case where it is tried, Wrights | Paragon Headache Remedy acts like charm, 4. A. Davis, S36 Cort- land Ave, New York City. For sale by w, W. Ross, Corner drug store.
 There seems to be small epidemic of money losing. On Saturday Dick Butler the JOURNAL MINER carrier found seal skin purse containing Sl0.OO in money and a few other articles. A small notice in Saturday esening's issue discovered. the owner. Yesterday W. E. Wicks found roll of bills containing S200 and a notice in our contemporary this morning rejoiced the heart of the owner of this.
 Edward Dunbar, the authur of the hymn, "There's a Light in the Window for thee Brother" died few days ago in the jails at Coffey Yilio, Kan, where he had applied for lodging as tramp. Dunbar was once noted ngelist, but his career was cut short by a term in the Minnesota State prison for btparoW