Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-17
MoNDAY's DAILY.

MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Miles Archibald continues to i'm. prove.
 W. A. Clark went out to Jerome to day.
 Free lunch every evening at the Sazerac.
 Morris Goldwater is able to be around again.
 Read the advertisement of lecture course in this issue.
 H. Houser left yesterday for Lo: Angeles, on business.
 Flagstaff thermometers registered l9 below zero last week.
 Dr. Sewall and family are moving into their new residence today.
 Mrs. P. j. Farley presented her husband with son, January l2.
 Jules Baumann will organize a Choral society tomorrow evening.
 John Lawler IS making improve ments to his property in office row,
 The examination of Miller was postponed today again, for one week.
 pr. Butcher was called to Chino Salley to-day to see Mrs. John Shiv- CTS, who is sick.
 Mrs. Ludwig Thomas and her son Harry left this afternoon for Santa Ana, California.
 Fl. D. Derwin came in last even ing to take charge of the Prescott sampling works.
 J. NJ. Aitken and NJ. E. Morin went out to Chino valley yesterday and killed four ducks.
 Dan Quaid has taken charge of the saloon formerly owned by C. T. Kelly in Maple Gulch.
 To-day's noon train brought in thirteen car loads of freight, and thirteen recruits for Whipple.
 Judge McGrew has received a let ter from Dr. Lincoln's sister, saving that the doctor has lost the use of his mind.
 4 patent was received today at tho |. $. land office for the Niagara mill site of the Congress Gold. Min ing company.
 Married at Touey ranch. William son valley, January 10th, James J Jackson to Mrs. Ada E. Brown, by Judge John Roberts.
 The county printing of Apache county for 1894 was awarded by the board of supervisors at their session last week to Walter G. Scott, of St. Johns.
 The testimony of one witness in t he Miller-Archibald shooting case. was taken to-day, that of Michael Roland. There was nothing of special importance in his testimony.
 Justice Moore discharged the Chinamen on Saturday who were accused of stealing wood from Hotel Burke, the evidence not being strong enough to convict.
 Board of fire delegates will meet in Supervisors room, in the court house, at s o'clock tomorrow Clues day) evening. By order of Chief Geo. Schuerman.
 J. NJ. Aiken received a package through the mail to-day containing the largest lemon ever seen by the writer of this item. It weighed fifteen ounces. Where it came from or who the sender was MT. Aitken does not know.
 Frank Cox is making it lively for tramps who are in the habit of stea l. ing from the railroad company. He thirteen out of eighteen law breakers at Yuma, Monday, for stealing from the railroad company, the sentences being from one to two hundred days. The company are determined that tramps and thieves shall no longer go unpunished.
 E. W. Ward, representing the big firm of ]. P. Smith X Co.,, of Chi cago, importers of fancy groceri as has been in town a couple of days, and took several orders from Pres cott merchants. It is his first trip in here and he says that he was gla he came, as he found Pres colt one of the best towns he has 
 A rumor was current on the street yesterday that John Agard had, in crosscutting on his Hum-Yum mine, in Plomosa district, struck well-defined vein of or, two feet wlde, running Sl,0O0 to the ton. Jacks many friends in the city hope the news is true. The Hum-Yum has for over a year shown every sign of good property, pay ing well with an arastra to work it's Tree milling ores and paying for its with a working force oi several men, Phenix Gazette.
 NSoTSe Cheyney, superintendent of the Lucky Cuss mine of Tomb stone, reports that there are sixty miners at work on the Lucky Cuss,N and that if the present condition of the mine continues, the force will be increased. This property is one lf the best mines in Arizona, and is rapidly making the owners rich.
 The Phenix Herald says that the bonanza is banning put upwards of Sl00 per hour with -wenty stamps running
 The United States treasury de- partment recently redeemed a S5 pill, or what remained of it, after t was rescued from a goats stomach
 The Y at Whipple has been taken lp and -lF one west of P-~sAAit mt ID.
 The end cI the track is now u.er