Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-22
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2l. 1894, to MT and Mrs. C. NJ. ] White, a son.
 The Sentinel, Silver City, New Mexico, says tt prints everything ex- cePt postage stamps.
 4 deed from ]. M. Sanford to s F.. Taylor, for lot 10. Block C.. con- sideralion SS0O, was filed for record today.
 Johnny Speck, one of the best known sporting men in the south west, arrived from El Paso to-day to locate here.
 Deputy Sheriff Merritt returned from a trip to the Congress today, having in custody John Shay, who Is wanted for larceny.
 Two patents were iiled for record ! to day from the United States to W. F.and F. r. Wilbur for li0 acres oi land each, lying in the Verde valley.
 The telegraph line south of the S F. r. X r. road we'll bo extended as fast as the track IS laid, two car loads of wire leaving for the front this morning.
 Susie Sing, the Oriental beauty, | left today for New York, much to the disgust of several Chinamen, who have been prosecuting and de- taing her in this city.
 Charles Martin, took a run out to ! his Golden Fliece mine on lower Lynx Creek. This mine is develop ing into an excellent property and as work progresses it shows up bet ter than ever.
 G. G. Henderson, of Lynx creek, Is visiting town to-day, and says while much mining is going on along ! that dry stream, the elements have not as yet favored that section with any moisture 10 speak of.
 Ina Kingman Mineral Wealth says that the democratic delegates to the Mohave convention are "a fine looking set of men physically but the reasoning bump on their foreheads has slump like the low price of silver bullion"
 The new Catholic Church in this city is the recipient of many hand some compliments from strangers. Architecturally, 1t Is beauty, and throughout in it's workmanship, reflects highly on Prescotts pioneer architect, F. G. Parker. Jimmy Dixon,-well he slugged Fora Morgan this morning and now fingers m jail for twenty five days, Judge Fleury measuring that amount in his legal graduate as sufficient to satisfy justice.
 Geo. W. Ford was adjudged in- sane yesterday and with Sheriff Lowry left this morning for the asylum at Phenix. He become un- manageable and had to be shackeled before he could be controlled or paciiied. His case is a very pitiable one, but not entirely hopeless.
 4 robbery occurred in the Grand Canyon hotel while the guests were out to dinner Mir. Burmister, of Prescott, lost kodack full of views, which were of great value to him. A drummer lost S90 in cash. The porter was suspected of having stolen the property and was prompt ly arrested.-Williams News.
 The alarm over the weakness m the walls of the new Catholic cathedral is unnecessary, and, like a rumor, grows the more it IS handled by the public tongue. There is only slight defect in the foundation, and the cost of repairing it and making the building perfectly secure will be only nominal.
 The Morning Glory mill, on Turkey creek, will commence drop ping stamps tomorrow on ore from a mine of that name. There is force of 20 miners at work on the mine and the ore will run SIP per ton in free gold. MT. Mead, a Chicago man, is the owner of the property, and has done considerable work on it. There is sufficient ore on the dumps to keep the ten stamps at work for several weeks, and the output will undoubtedly be satisfactory.
 Two men in the employ of the Postal Telegraph outfit have been at work attaching braces and insulaters to the telegraph pole arms that lie m the railroad yards the completed arms to the gang working west from Aztec, a station east of Holbrook. The gang Is dnder the direction of ]. H. Johnson. The arms have been sent to Waterman's gang, working west from Canyon Diablo. A party will be here shortly to begin work at this point, and the camp will be located two weeks at Wiliiams.- News.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 E. B. Gage and wife left this morning for their home at Congress.
 W. O. Harrell, the generous and genial Jerome boniface, is visiting the town.
 Frank D. Wiley, popular and competent young man, left this morning for Ash Fork, where he will assume the position of assistant agent of the s. F., P. < F. railroad,
 President Murphy, General Mana ger Vaughn and Superintendent Coleman, of the new road, and Gorham A. Bray, paid the front a visit to-day, to witness the resump. tion of railroad building to the south.
 Frank Emmal, the popular drug Oist of tho COrnar drucp stora if is