Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
WEDNESDAY, DAILY.


 kled his stock brand for record.
 Clay Meador has been appointed deputy recorder of Maricopa county.
 Remember Hermsdorf day. It occurs next Monday at Goldwater Bros.
 Professor James Douglass, of the Commercial Mining Company, is in Down.
 Coup to Goldwater's on Monday and get a Hernsdorf souvenir for nothIng.
 Col. and Mrs. DeRussey left Whip Die this afternoon for San Francisco and Oakland.
 Jack Wallace, who was shot by Constable Miller, is able to be around again.
 4. Falco returned last evening from his visit to California, accom- panied by his wife.
 The Epworth League will give a box social this evening at the resi- Hence of MT. and Mrs. ]. C. Martin.
 Henry Wharton, son of Dr. Wbar- bon, of Phenix. died at the residence VI his parents Saturday, aged 3l 4ears.
 Charles Donaldson goes out to- mOrrow to his stock range to gather lot of beef cattle for Prescott Butchers.
 Mrs. $. C. Mott came in Sunday esening from a visit to her sister at Gallup, and is stopping at the Will hams House.
 Pete Behan is reported to be slowly recovering, in Tucson, from injuries received recently from being ran over by hand ear.
 The assignment to w. R. Rhodes 0f judgment against S. c. Rees, in favor of j. G. Campbell, has been He'd for record.
 Miss Agnes Maloney returned yes terday from her visit to the Mid Iwinter Fair. She reports having Bad an enjoyable time.
 The electric light wires were ex- tended to the court house to-day, and connection made, and the cur rsnt will be turned on t is evening.
 Prof. Douglass, of the Harvard Observatory expedition, has reached Phenix. He has gone out from there to Tempe Butte to test the atmos- phere from its top.
 Geaeral Manager and Chief En- sineer c. W Vaughn and Superin &endent R. R. Coleman. of the $. F., R & F. Railway, went out to the froRt to-day to investigate the pro- Fress of work.
 G. H. LaBerteu writes from San Diego that his health has improved Somewhat since his arrival there, but he does not like the town very Fell, and longs to be back to Pres cott.
 Mxs. Erba Carpenter has com nenced an action for divorce against Der husband, Ed. Carpenter. The Defendant to this suit is brother of Harry Carpenter of Yuma, both of whom formerly resided here.
 Ellen Terry, in her life on and off the stage, will be the subject of an Intimate study, illustrated with DOT traits and views of her charming eountry home, in McClure's Maga- zine for April.
 4 man named Jack, Hallahan, re- ported to be recent arrival from Prescott, had an impromptu scrap h Phenix on St. Patrick's day and 1he Phenix man was taken home in q hack. Jack came out of the fracas onscathed.
 Theenterprising Goldwater broth ers have a move on these days in hnpacking and placing their new spring goods. They pride them Selves in not only having the larg- est stock but also the choicest and Cheapest ever received in Prescott.
 Jerry Millsy is setting out forty acres of fine navel orange trees on hls place near the Arizona canal. l When that grove gets into full bear | 7lng Jerry expects to abandon both | hw and politics and revel in the re- snltant wealth from his golden crop.
 Gazette.
 NJ. Goldw ter & Bros. have new Advertisement in this issue, which is EOrth the perusal of all readers. Next Monday, March 26, will be Observed as Hermdorf s Hosiery day by the firm, and each purchaser en that day will be given a Herms- dorf souvenir.
 Captain and Assistant Surgeon Harlan McVeigh is expected daily 70 arrive at Whipple as assistant to tost Surgeon Major Evarts. On Ais arrival, Majer Matthews, who nas been temporarily stationed there, Hill return to his post at Fort Win gate. New Mexico.
 The Los Angeles Times, which NrrIved at noon today. contains a
 Washington telegram, dated March
 ' containing the news of the con nrmatlon of E. J. F. Horne as post 1 Easter at Prescott, Arizona. The 1 Appointment is one which gives l good satisfaction here. Postmaster Archibald's term will expire in a l short time, probably by the time l the new postmaster qualities.
 Luke Turnbull, Denver mining ] man, had a narrow escape from | Browning recently in the lower Verde. One of his horses was drown | - and 1t was with the greatest effort | That he succeeded in saving himself. !
 urnbull was connected with the |
 ulture mine at the time Cyrus 1nbble, the superintendent. was haurdered while on his way to Phe- l @lx with a quantity of gold bullion. |
 ne body was discovered by Turn pun Who afterwards succeeded GriL- pie as superintendent.
 Beware of 0intments for Catarrb