Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-28

3 Dr. J. F. Raster surgeon of tl
 A. X r. railroad, who was a visit,
 to our city, left yesterday for Albl querque,
 Skull valley will soon experienc [ a boom, all railroad camps on th :. F. P. X P. being ready to nov to that section.
 Clerk Akers of the Board of Stu
 peryisOrs will take a run down {,
 Phenix next month on his Col umbi
 to thaw it cut.
 The absence of candidates for tn,
 special election is due to the col,
 snap in this section, it would seem
 They're all frozen up.
 The body of the Mexican who
 died on the train, a few days ago
 Was shipped on this mornings trair
 to relatives in Albuquerque.
 Our criminal cronologist says to-
 morrow night will be one of fair tc
 middling in alcoholic temperament
 with shooting stars "out of sight.
 The usual rumors of a cessation ] or work on the new railroad are anoat Gro down on the grade and see the dirt still flying. if you want to be convinced to the contrary.
 MeSsrs. J. l.. Fisher and W.O. ONeIll left this morning for Skull valley. They go to place valuation on the :. F., P. X r. right of way through the ranch of J. W. Wilson.
 Some people at the Burke to-day: A : Butler, Columbia mine; Alex Bowie, Gallup; Hugh Burns, Alexan- dria; \ Hollingshead, Sanders; John Sloan, Yarnell; D A Burrough, City.
 A general holiday will be observ- ed on the grade of the s. F., P. X P. on March l7, St Patrick's day, so We hear, when all will come to Pres colt to celebrate. How Rome will howl.
 NIT. and Mrs. Gustav Earth and Miss Rosa Earth, father, mother and sister of Mrs. W. $. Goldsworthy of this city, arrived today from Den yer and will rem in for few weeks visiting Prescott.
 The s. F.. P. & P. is laying pipes from Lantry town across the creek. the water in the granite creek we'll being a limited commodity and in sufficient to supply the demands of the company at present.
 It Is now generally talked that the Marlcopa x Phenix road is en- tirely the property of the Sout hern Pacific. Also that the company will assume charge the ist of March. Citizen.
 All catastrophes have their humor- ous side, likewise do all villainous articles m a newspaper have some thing good. Prescott has one of its 1 thoroughfares and part of the town | photographed for nothing. Keep | up the good work.
 James Shirley, vice president of 1 the Henrietta Mining company. | lett to-day for Chicago on business. Mir. Shirley is one of our shrewd and energetic young mining men. whose efforts to bring this section to the front in its mineral wealth are being rapidly felt.
 4 kid by the name of Miller. who looked down the barrel of a 22- caliber rifle to see the bullet start and attempted to stop the same with his hand, IS going around town with his dear little fist all tied up. the admiration of every kid for his Evans and Morrell nerve.
 A Mexican row took place last night in the Union saloon on Gran te street, in which a disciple of 'Manyana' pulled a dangerous looking slung-shot, which he at .empted to use, on countryman. He was disarmed and run in" by ,, liceman Burton. and charges pre- erred of carrying concealed weap- ,ns. Judge Moore gave him a dose 'f justice to-day.
 A railroad grading camp has 'een established at Rudy's canyon n the southern end of Skull valley, md one also is at work now at )ickson's. Major Vaughn, general manager of the road, says that the leavy work on the line is now prac- ically finished for twenty miles, nd construction will be pushed on $ s rapidly as possible. On to Con 'ress, seems to be the watchword. "The Courier and JouRNAL-MMER a Q not view the shooting of John ! Wallace by Constable Miller, at \ 'rescott. last Saturday night, in the anne light The Courier says the hooting was justifable, and the oURNAL-MINER says that it was un- h Istifable. The evidence given be- a ore the preliminary examination h as in favor of Miller. "1Mohave h liner. The man who penned the n bove is always consistent in one li hing, and that is in his inconsis- s, 'ncy. The testimony introduced at I le above examination was very V milar in its character to that in- V 'oduced at the examination of h eorge Blaine, in Mohave county, C IT shooting drunken man. In le latter case, the Miner was very ronouncedly in favor of hanging sr laine. a,