Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-15
3RR CITY AND COUNTY! ,,v,g Fsus From Our OEn Town and
 Surrounding Country.
--,...a.,.. Daily. August S.

Ash Fork had 8 heavy storm
 .honf s o'clock last night.
 ,t.v;mum tempature Tuesday 79
 l.~raes. minimum this morning 5S
 porn m Groom Creek, August z
 ,Sai to Nr. and Mrs. J. w. Morse a
 son.
 Foran,an Trainor is moving camp
 ,, w;thip four miles of the Congress
 miuer
 The Congregational Sunday
 .,bo1l will give picnic at Granite
 Dells on Friday.
 large invoice of hats were re-
 saiyea yesterday at J. w. Wilson's
 eloihing emporium.
 Six large teams are employed in t,siehting supplies from skull val lay io the various grading camps.
 Several ladies and gentlemen from Whippie and Prescott went out on
 ,priyste picnic to Wings to-day.
 D, c. 4. Sewall has the poles set for his telephone line from the corner drug store to bis residence.
 A car load of men arrived to, day, from California, to go to work track laying on the $. F., P. & F. rail road.
 Business in the sherifFs offi'e has become So dull that Sheriff Lowry hSs discharged George Rudner, one d hls best deputies.
 Two large freight wagons were loaded this morning at the Bash ford Burmister warehouse, with sup plies for D. c. Thorne's mining camp at Santa Maria.
 The train due at 7:15 last evening was delayed until midnight by a slight washout in Chino valley. A heavy storm visited that section yesterday afternoon.
 Major Reese reports an abundance of wild hogs in the Santa Maria sec ton. He says they are in prime eandition and furnish fine sport to hunters, while the meat is tender and good.
 About fifteen people have arrived iH Prescott from Phenix during the past few days to escape the in- tolerable heat of the valley. They all say it is hotter than Halifax down there just now.
 4. $. Clough is placing on tl @ market the fruits for which his or ,hard is famous. His crop of peaches this year is particularly fine and a sample bag of them left at this office were just too delicious for 
 Kelly & Stephens have a new in this issue of bargains which they are prepared to make in clothing and mems fur nishiug goods. Their S700 suits are wonders, and will give good ssrvice.
 T. K. King came in to-day from his ranch on the Verde and reports 4he heaviest rain yesterday in Chino snd Big Chino valleys ever known. The rain commenced about l o'clock and lasted until dark. Big Chino was unfordable for several hours.
 Mrs. Abbie Condron, of Walnut Grove. was thrown from a wagon last week and seriously injured about the head and back. Dr. w E. Day, who was called to attend her says that her condition i: and her daughter at Quincy Massachusetts, has been notified by telegraph.
 The chief topic of editorial dis cussion in the Review of Review: for August Is the recent railroad strike. The motives Of the dispute are candidly considered, and the is reached that the lead. srs Of the American Railway Union have done great harm to the cause of organized labor. besides inficting untold injury on an innocent pub lie. At the same time the opinion is advanced that arbitration would have been greatly to the advantage, as we'll as credit. of the Pullman company.
 PERSONAL MENTION
 Henry Murphy was in town yes terday.
 Major W. A. Rowe came in from Lynx Creek today.
 NJ. E. Hurley. Phenix butcher, left for home to-day.
 Louie Lefevre went out to Skull valley to-day to visit friends.
 Archbishop Salpointe and Bishop BOurgard failed to arrive to-day.
 W. H. Greenup and Major John Reese came in from Santa Maria 
 M. A. Lang, representing the Schlitz brewery of Milwaukee, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Leonard Brisley went out this afternoon to Ash Fork to meet his family, due to arrive tomorrow from Seattle.
 \. c. Wilson is among the num- Der of Phenicians who is inhaling the cool ozone laden atmosphere of our mountain town.
 E. E. Gregory, in charge of the eommissary of B. Lantry X Son, left Tor Albuquerque this morning to meet his sister who IS coming to Prescott on . visit.
 Vic Hanny, All Galpin and Mir. Kepling, all of Phenix, came in yes terday from a visit to Flagstaff. They will remain here a few days enjoying our matchless climate.
 H. Houser, general manager for B. Lantry & Sons, returned yester- day from a visit to the several grad ing camps. He says that work Is -n. la