Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-28
SArCRpAY'S DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Judge Wright left on this morn.
 lng's train for Williams, on legal
 business
 w. w. Ross is again confined to
 his bed, suffering with a slight at
 tack of pleurisy.
 Geo. Cook and his estimable wife
 have arrived from the Needles, to
 reside permanently in Prescott.
 All trains are snow bound on the
 Santa Fe, and no eastern mail it
 IS said can be expected for several
 days.
 1 C. C. Bowen, secretary and treas
 urer of the :. F. F. & r. railway
 company left m company with
 President Murphy for tho east.
 The remains of Reillyan, who was
 recently shot and killed in this city,
 were shipped to Chicago on yester-
 days train, at the request. of his relatives.
 Travel over the 4. X F. is un- ually heavy at present, there beIng from three to four Pullman ears filled with passengers attach @ to each train.
 Messrs. John Lord, Jo Reynolds and son, Carl, arrived today from Denver on a business trip to this section, and are quartered at the Winsor.
 A Tucson thief was fined Sl5 for stealing a dozen oysters and a buck saw from restaurant. He should have been turned loose if the saw had to be used on the stolen oysters
 Mrs. T. J. Corrigan, wife of the genial $. F., r. X F. conductor, accom- panied by her sister. Miss | Agnes MaloDy, left yesterday for a visit 10 the Midwinter Fair.
 R. R. Coleman, superintendent of the :. F., F. x F. was down in town to-day, for the first time in several weeks. He is a popular railroad man, and his many friends were pleased to see him again on the highway to recovery
 The marriage of W. J. Mulvenon and Mrs. Ella Allen took place this morning at the Catholic church. Rev. Father Queto, officiating. The welded couple immediately stepped down to the depot and left on a honeymoon trip to the Midwinter Fair.
 Tom Dawson, the young man who last December had the misfortune to have horse fall oa him and dis locate the hip joint, was taken to Whipple few days ago to undergo an operation Ill resetting this mis- placed member. Major Matthews, surgeon U. $. Army aud Dr. Sewall, of Prescott, assisted by F. $. Elm nal, of the Corner drug store. un- dertook the performance of this operation, but were un- successful. They say another effort will be made in a few days again I nda state that so long a time ha c elapsed since the dislocation too place, that it is very improbab le he hip joint can again be place d ts natural position.
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