Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
TuEspAr's DArLr.

hesAetuat WAS pay uay at the
 Henrietta mine.
 The bicycle brigade was out in
 full force yesterday.
 J. W. Wilson has had a new floor
 laid in his clothing store.
 Mrs. j.. P. Bruce returned Satur-
 day from her visit to California. l Crook Marion returned yesterday
 from St. Louis for a visit to friends
 here.
 A. Faleo and wife have rented T.. J. Buffers residence in West Pres colt.
 W. A. Long, the typo miner, is said to have struck it rich near Ly nx creek.
 John s. JoLes came in from Chap arral Saturday ,o attend Easter ser vices yesterday.
 John Lawler and J. D. Carter re turned on Saturday from their visit to the Hillside.
 Contractor Hughes returned on Saturday from a months visit to his family in San Francisco.
 C. A. Rathbun, representing a boot and shoe house, is making his periodical visit to Prescott. Photographer Baer went out to- day to take photographs Of scenery along the $. F., P. X P. railroad.
 The Phenix Gazette reports man as having become violently in- sane while "in a it of aberration.n
 A lot of steel filing cases and steel roller shelving arrived to-day for the vault of the recorders office.
 The Knights Templar were photo graphed yesterday after the con clusiOn of services at the Episcopal church.
 A fire alarm was sounded about ten minutes of one o'cloc X his after noon fora chimney fire n ] L. Fish CTS residence.
 Grant Cartier, the good looking and genial foreman of the Morgan range in Kirkland valley, IS visiting Prescott to-day.
 General Passenger Agent F. A Healy has not yet received any off cial notice of the raise in railroad rates, announced to go into effect on April 1.
 Geo. C. Brown was held under $500 bonds to-day to answer to the grand jury on a charge of burglar izing Ed. Bobblett's residence at Point of rocks.
 Three or four twelve mule teams gave the streets to day some of their old time appearance. Two of them were loaded with lumber and other supplies for the Congress.
 Mrs. Patton, wife of Contractor S. E. Patton, arrived ou Saturday, with their two children, two brlght l and lovely looking little girls, to | tIke up their residence in Prescott. |
 The Pentland girls seemed to be greatly improved today. Minnie's | condition seemed almost hopeless on Saturday, but her condition changed yesterday, and her i'm proved condition continues to-day.
 John Mills, the fourteen-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mills, is seriously ill with eerebro-spinal meningitis. While playing last week he was hit on the back of the neck by boy, and complained of being sick shortly afterw rds.
 The United States imported 5O2.- 917 foreigd laborers in the year 1898. and vet there are 100000 Ameri- cans appealing for work. Is it not time that something should be done tb stop wholesale immigration of the least desirable class of Europei LDeaver Sun.
 While workmen were engaged re- gently in sinking a we'll for Coles A. Baskford, in Ferguson valley, they encountered the skull of a white man at a depth of five feet. The oldest resident of that vicinity does not know anything of its. history.
 Mrs. R. E. Blaine left for San Fran cisco this afternoon. She will com bine business and pleasure on her trip. In addition Co visiting her son and the Midwinter Fair, she will inspect the San Francisco dry goods, millinery and notion markets and select large stock of goods for her store,
 Chief of Police Burton yesterday arrested the Cherokee Indian bo who has lately been wearing the | Salvation army uniform, for burglar izing Annie Morton's house. The young rascal seems to have "bor- rowed the livery of heaven to serve the devil in." Jailor Meador says the young Kid seems perfectly happy in jail.
 Five car loads of delayed bridge timber are expected to arrive on this evenings train. As this ship ment left Redondo on Saturday at- .ernoon, it has made quick time. The end of the track is now sixteen miles from Prescott, and after the arrival of the bridge timber, it will only take a few days to complete the track twenty miles out from Prescott. Chief of Police Geo. Burton ar rested two French gentlemen" to- 1 l ay. A charge of carrying deadly i weapons was lodged against one of , hem and the other was charged 1 with lighting. One of them was { ined Sl0 for disturbing the peace ( and S6O for carrying a gun, and the ( other was let off with $l5 fine by $ Police Judge Ling, The city treas $ lry was accordingly enriched $S5, he fines being paid. C Deputy Sheriff Cartier has re- turned from the Hillside, where he I old the property of the Seven Stars Mining Company. under execution. l Or. Warmers big mining deal is now f ully collapsed. The doctor sue q