Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-07
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Knights Templar meet tonight
 Fifteen degrees above zero thi
 morning.
 Heisler Bros. have reopened theiI meat market.
 | Collections were reported fairly good yesterday.
 James Loy, the Camp Verde at torney, is in town.
 c. s. Black is in from his Kirk, land valley ranch.
 John Wallace. who was shot by 1 Constable Miller Is recovering.
 Another case of sore throat came in from Chaparral this morning.
 Assessing goes bravely on by Sheriff Lowry and his deputies.
 HIM. Thurman, the prospector and miner, is in from Black Hills.
 The preliminary blow of Fosters storm commenced to-day, appa- rently.
 Knight Templars meet tonight, for election, aud work Tn Red Cross degree.
 Phil Armour and party of capitalists are visiting Phenix in a special car.
 Jerry Barton has opened his saloon in the same room occupied by him before.
 Contractor Hughes has graded one half mile of road bed since nov ing camp a week ago.
 A telegram was received today announcing that D. Levy's condition is slightly improved.
 James Quinn, the 4. & P. fireman injured at Ash Fork about ten days ago died at Williams February 2S.
 A Prescott man is so absent minded that he actually forgets to eat for two or three days at a time.
 A Phenix girl lighted a fire sue cessfully the other day with the aid of coal oil. She may recover but will be disigured.
 Eastern Star Chapter installed off cers last night after which they in- dulged in asumptuous banquet, and a real good social time.
 The JoURNAL-MNER to-day pub fishes, by request, a list of the notable gold nuggets found. It is worthy of place in every scrap book.
 Dr. Sewall was called to the Four Mile House to-day, to attend Mrs. Charles Bishop, who is suffering with neuralgia of the heart.
 The delinquent tax list Of this county appears in our contemporary to-day. It occupies thirteen colums of space. Property on which taxes remain unpaid will be sold on Mon day, March 26.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where other preparations fail. It possesses medicinal merit pecu- liar to itself. Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hoods Pills. Unequaled as dinner pill.
 Major w. H. Bonsall, insurance adjuster, arrived here last evening to adjust the loss by the recent fire. This is his third visit here within a month.
 Word was received at the sherifFs office, yesterday, that passengers on an A. X F. train had been robbed, presumably by fellow passenger, between Seligman and Needles. One man reported the loss of S400 in money, a check for S2,100 and a gold watch. Among other articles reported stolen was a gold watch and pistol or two.
 Friends of Judge John Howard and Alex. Harris held a meeting yesterday and wen: through the formality of nominating them for mayor and councilman, respectively. John G. Campbell was chairman of l the meeting, and Wm. Wilkerson secretary. Judge Howard was placed in nomination by G. Hatha- way, and Alex. Harris, by J. L. Hall. |
 The board of supervisors, to-day, l let contract to pr. Day as county | physician for one year. His duties | are to examine and report on all ap- plicants for admission to the county | hospital, furnish medical attend | ance and medicines to prisoners in the county jail, and attend to all | county patients outside of the county hospital and within one mile of Prescott, and to provide them with medicines. The contract price for the year is $144.
 Herbert Pentland, the popular and handsome young assistant drug gist of the Corner drug store, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, to attend the Midwinter Fair. While there he will be the guest of Mrs. Emmal, mother of Frank Emmal, also of the Corner drug store. MT. Pentland will celebrate his twenty first anniversary, in San Francisco next week, this being partly his motive in leaving so early, as Pres colt is too small town for him to celebrate so important an event, in 3 becoming manner. The JOURNAL MINER wishes him bon voyage.