Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-03
FRIDAYS Daily, September 2s.

FRIDAYS Daily, September 28.
 Republican League meeting to- night at the court house.
 Tomorrow is the last day O grace for the payment of city taxes
 The board of supervisors are hay ing a short session today to arrsng, for the November election.
 Mrs. Buchanan was thrown from her buggy last evening, near Whip receiving but slight injuries there from.
 There are several voters who have not registered yet. But few days remain in which to place your name on the roll.
 Dr. Sewall left late last night for Walnut Grove, in answer to hasty call from James Carter, whose child was reporte1 very sick.
 Remember the republican league meeting to- night. It is to be im- portaut and a full attendance is requested. Court house.
 X rumor is current that Colonel Wilson has "reconsidered" his political ambitions, and will make the fight for district attorney.
 A messenger came in from Chap arral last evening for doctor for Mrs. l. W. Hubbard, who is reported dangerously iii. Dr. Cotton left in the night.
 A. K. Lee, formerly of Cook & Lee, has branched out into the political business, and wants the democratic recorder sapphire to illum nate his political breast.
 Dr. Cotton and his assistant, Herb Pentland, returned to-day from Chapparral. where the doctor was called last night 10 see Mrs. Hub bard, who is quite seriously ill.
 c. R. Loomis left to-day for Ash creek. He is building four steam araStras there, two of which are completed, and has a very promis- ing prospect, which he is taking out considerable ore from.
 Major Lawton, inspector general of the department, arrived at Whip pie yesterday and left again today. While at the post he condemned hospital goods and wares, and the same will be sold soon at public auction,
 
 The new city jail will, it is said, be thrown open for business on Monday next. It is a very neat looking institution, and should be we'll patronized, il the number of probable victims in town IS any inducement. Police, court sittiugs will take place regularly at 10 a. m., when it gets into working orler.
 The end of the track on the new road had reached a point 42 miles south of Prescott this afternoon. The boarding cars and the con- structlon outfit has been moved from Kirk and to the siding at Ritter's, on the mesa. The stages continue to run from the latter place, but in few weeks, it is said, passengers for Phenix will be carried by rail as far as Date creek, while the mail will continue 10 go via the old route. The new change, when made. will save about thirty miles of stage travelling from Kirkland tU Phenix, or about half the dis talce from Prescott to Phenix will be cat of.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Jesse Oliver is in town from Chino valley.
 Hon. Jeremiah Sheehy, a promi- uent Pima county democrat. was m the city to day.
 Art. McAllister has returned to Prescott again, after spending seven weeks on the coast,
 Dan Levy, Chicago, ]. r. Murray, St. Louis, aud 4. F. Brown, San Francisco, are to-day's arrivals at the Burke.
 Fl, W. Lewis, the Wichita banker, who is associated with Governor Powers in mining enterprise near Jerome, is in town to-day on a business visit, and is staying at the Winsor.
 Thos. Brown, of the Winsor, is visiting at the Storm Cloud. Tom is an easy going politician, and his candidacy fer treasurer looks like the office is seeking him, rather than that he is after the office.
 T. M. Alexander, one of the earli- est of Arizona pioneers, who has been confined to his room for four months with an attack of rheuma- tism, appeared on the streets today for the first time since being taken sick.
 Saddler, the man who recently fell down e 60 foot shaft at the Div idend mine, was brought in to-day in wagon. He IS still in bad shape, and will be placed in the Sisters hospital for treatment.
 SATURDAYS Daily, September 29.
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