Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-12
1aB CITYAND COUNTY!.
EsVy Items From Our Own TOEn and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, September 5.

,oupcement as candidate Tor the Domination for treasurer.
 IT you want good smoke, buy vour cigars at Aitken's, who keeps Ina best brands on the market. If
 The track has been laid across Kirkland creek in Kirkland valley othe entrance to Bells canyon.
 Our contemporary will have a raDublican ticket nominated before inc convention meets, if it keeps up it's present pace.
 Brown Brothers are putting up a new building, enlarging their store, and will add a thoroughly equipped tin shop to it soon.
 There are some splendid speci- mems of Arizona peaches at J. E. Bones store. They are from Wings Granite Dells ranch.
 Miles Archibald is slowly recov- ering the use of his arm under treatment in San Francisco, but as ret he cannot move his fingers.
 The stage between Verde and Globe. via Tonto Basin, was robbed recently. The driver was beaten into insensibility. It is supposed that the robbers obtained about $9O0.
 Louie Kee, the Kirkland valley vegetable raiser. says that a storm and flood on Sunday night last washed out about three acres of his potatoes. In describing the storm he said: 'It lain like h-l."
 Mrs. Raymond will give her fare yell dance on Friday evening. Among the features of the evening will be a May Pole dance, the crown ing of the queen and some fancy stage dances by Miss Margorie Ray mond.
 4 man was brought in last even ing from Trainor's camp, very badly burned. He was attempting to open a keg of black powder with pick, when it exploded, burning him frightfully about the face, hands and breast.
 Golden Rule On apter, No. |, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold 3 regular stated meeting in Masonic Hall, at s o'clock p. m., Thursday, Sept. 9th. X full attendance of members is requested. By order of the W. NJ. ANGE B. BROWN, Sec 'y
 J.W. Archibald, ex-postmaster of Prescott, has his announcement in this issue as a candidate for the nomination of county recorder be- fore the republican convention. MT. Archibald is too we'll known and too popular to need any introduce ton to JoURNAL-MINER readers.
 The frontispiece of McClure's magazine for September is charm ing portrait of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson. and the opening article is by MT. Stevenson, of how, soon after their marriage, he came to write Treasure Island. In a very sprightly illustrated article by R.. Barr. an exposition is given Of the ssaTatte." or kick, as employed with great skill bv the French boxers. Professor Berthelot sets forth the grounds of his belief that a time IS coming when milk, potatoes, beef, and all the staples Of human food will be supplied from the labora- tories of the chemist. instead of from the fields of the farmer. Lilienthal's flying machine is de- scribed with numerous illustrations hhy a writer who witnessed the aehieyemenls. Cv Warman shows, m q fully illustrated article, that an empfpe of untold riches will be added io the United States when the arid lands of the We are put under irrigation.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 James Shirley returned yesterday from a visit to the farnell mine.
 e. W. Sessions, of Cherry creek zHd l.. 4. Willard, of Cottonwood are in town.
 Lieut.. Emery. of Whipple, has Teturned from California, where he left his wife at the San Jscinto hot spnags, to be treated iOE rheuma- tIsm.
 Miss Alice Smith. sister Of Mrs, E. W. Dutcher. arrived on the noon train to-day from the east Tor a visit Mrs. Dutcher weat out to Ash Fork to meet her.
 NC. Shekels did not accompany his family to California as an- nounced. but went as far as Ash Fork, returning again to-day, and will go out to the mine again. THURSDAYS Daily, September C.
 BoRN.-In Walnut Grove, Sept. 2, 1894. to NIT. and Mrs. James Carter, fine looking boy.
 Articles of incorporation ot the arixona Hay and Grain Company are published in to-days issue.
 The Epworth League social of the M. E. Church will meet at the parsenags tomorrow evening.
 There are ouly 1900 names on the great register to date. Less than month remains iH Which to reg ister.
 MeDaniels' condition seems un- changed. aud the amputatl0n ot ms arm ESs been decided on, the opera ton to take place tomorrow.
 Emma ]. Randall. Elma Chilsou, Florence Hanna and Essie HarTlng- ton, passed the ordeal of teachers examination and have been granted certificates.
 William Marks, nephew of Re csSTer Marks. of the land office, ar rived last night from California and came to locate permanently.
 B. J. McQuinn has been trans ferred from the Skull valley to Kirkland valley station. $. H Hazledine, formerly of the $. C. railroad. takes the Skull valley sta