Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
TAE CITY AND COUNTY! E,VN Items From Our 0Wn Town and
 Surrounding Country.
w.s...aay'. Daily. June 6:

wednesday's Daily, June c;
 Corn in the Agua Fria valley is
 raDorted to be looking we'll.
 Mrs. E. Cohn, of Ash Fork. sha slsl her stock brand for record.
 4 cold wave set in hero yesterday
 .Hernoon and fires were found quite comfortable last evening and this
 morning.
 Mrs. N. A. Boggs has had her name changed by the district court to Mrs. N. A. Holmes, her first hus- band being named Holmes.
 The grand jury is deligentlY con- .;deripS many criminal eases and it is said that a big batch of indict-
 msuts is being matched in the legal
 incubator.
 Only two bids were presented for
 the construction of the addition to Hotel Burke last evening. s. E. Patton's bid was for SS,433 and F. G. Parker's for $5,760.
 Phil Askins, who killel Charley Boquet, pl sad guilty to man slaughter at Globe last week, and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. This is practically a life sentence, as Askins Is 72 years old
 The we'll at the K. of P. cemetery is now down eighty fee,. While they have au abundance of water at this depth, they intend to continue sinking to a depth of eighty-fiVe feet when they will drift for the purpose of storing water.
 Mrs. c. A. Bashford entertained a number of young people at her resi- dence last evening. An enjoyable time was had until about midnight, when a bonnteous collation was served, and the guests took their departure. James Howey has taken charge of Ehs old Radczewsky blacksmith shsp, on Granite street, where all parties needing hIs services can find him. Mir Howey Is first class all 1 round blacksmith and horse shoer, i and gives good satisfaction.
 C. G. Lewis and wife, of Cincin- nsti, are visiting the city and stay ing at the Burke. Accompanying | them is E. G. Mayhew, of Central City, Colorado. These gentlemen are mining men, and come to this section to look at several claims.
 Messrs. ]. A. Park and Geo. Mer- win were waited upon yes; erday by prospective bridegroom and their ssistance asked as "best men" in a Eading deal that is to taks place sOon in this city, in which two lov- ing people on the shady side of forty figure.
 There Is on exhibition to day at the Burke, a yeIy interest ing lot of | ore from the Jersey Lily mine on the Hassayampa, which the public are invited to go and examine. The sample lot shown is from the deep est workings in the mine, is of honey comb and is said to be very rich.
 D. Levy suffered a relapse recently and will be unsble to come home from San Francisco as he intended, tAe doctor ordering him 2ot to ven tupe into as high an altitude as this. Nathan and his bri ie will reach here in about a week, while MT. and Mrs. Levy ~ill go to the Napa Soda Springs for the benefit of the form CTS health.
 PRRs OVAL MENTION.
 S c. Miller was able to visit Pres eatt yesterday.
 Dr. Belden has returned from his triP to Flagstaff.
 Font. Humphreys has located on 8 ranch near Tempe.
 J. P. Burns, of Harqua Hala, is in attendance on the district court.
 E1-Prcbaie Judge French and wife are stopping at Hotel Winsor. &r. and Mrs. Geo. Mahan, former residents of Prescott, are guests of Hotel Winsor.
 F. l. Wright came in from Los Angeles last night on a short busi- ness visit to town. Geo. ("Shorty') White and Larry 0ngan, two old veterans from Agna Fra, are in town. Morris Goldwater is in Phenix, attending the meeting of the terri torial board of equalization. F. NJ. Drais, son of Sheriff l.. K. Drais, of Gila county. and brother oi Mrs E. B. Modem, has taken a position with J. w. Wilson in h;s mammoth clothing emporium. R. J. Hartman, formerly chief of The division of accounts of the { Gencral Land Ollic'. at Washington, arrived here on last evenings train. accompanied by his wife. They ex- . Pect to remain several days.