Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-05
MONDAYS Daily. September 3.

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 MONDAYS Daily. September 3.
 City council meets this evening.
 The methodist church employs young lady ushers now. q
 The public schools opened today with a good attendance.
 The Skull valley train failed to depart this morning, owing to a break on the engine.
 Chas. B. Genung has announced as candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff.
 Tho Epworth league social of the M. E. church will be held at the parsonage next Friday evening
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church will meet at the parsonage next Thursday at 3 o'clock D. m. 4 bill of sale has been filed for record from Alex. Thompson to D. Levy < Co. for 20,O00 feet of lum- Der.
 Eli Wagoner's stage for Phenix, via by Walnut Grove and Castle creek, had fre passengers this morn ing.
 4 prominent weather prophet of Prescott says that We wilt have rain showers every day until the equi- nOx.
 City taxes arc due. Will our friends favor lis with remittances, on account. a enable us to face the tax collector.
 John Armstrong has severed his connection wi h he Tucson Star, and wlli gJ eaSt aud engage ln journalism.
 The will of tho late ID. Levy was filed for probate on Saturday. His entire estate is bequeathed to his widow and son.
 A wash out on the A. & P. rail | road, near Bagdad, on Saturday 1 night, caused a delay of the east | bound train, due at Ash Fork last | night.
 Dr. W. B. Cotton's professional l card appears in this issue. Since l locating in Prescott, Dr. Cotton l has obtained lucrative practice in | his profession.
 The officials of the Prescott road | were notified yesterday that ninety | five car loads of freight for them 1 were in the yards at Williams and | thirty five were in the Ash Fork | yards.
 Sheriff Greenleaf of Yuma left | for the south this morning having | in custody Jose Lucero. arrested l recently in the Bradshaw mountains on 8 charge of assault with intent | to kill.
 The grading camps will all be | moved forward this week, and the | grade will be covered for about four or five miles south of the Congress mine. The track will reach Con gress some time this month.
 Fl. E. Bell has purchased an inter est in the jewelry store formerly owned by Geo. H. Cook, and the firm is now Cook < Bell MT. Bell is a popular young business man, and is valuable acquisition to the business.
 A wagon containing a barrel of whisky and several small kegs of various kinds of liquid refresh ments pulled out this morning in the direction of Walnut Grove indicating that the campaign is about to open.
 The time schedule on the south end of the Prescott road has been changed. The train now runs to Kirkland valley, where it connects with all south bound stages for Phenix. including the Castle creek stage. The leaving time is as usual, S o'clock q. m., but the time of arrival is 3;45 p. m., instead of one o'clock.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 pr. Albert Rose left for Phenix this morning.
 E. S. Snider, agent of the s. F., P. & F. railroad, is sick.
 T. J. Corrigan returned last even. ing from his visit east.
 Ex-Governor N. o. Murphy left for Los Angeles yesterday.
 J. J. Fisher went to Jerome to- day to do some surveying.
 A. l.. Smith has taken position as salesman in M. Wollenburg's store.
 Frank Carlisle is seriously i'll at the Johnston House with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. N. c. Mortesen came in from , Yarnell on Saturday for brief visit to friends in this section. Mrs. Elma Patton returned from PheDix last evening accompanied . by her sister Mrs. Louis Collins. Prof. McNaughton the new prin- N cipal of the public school arrived on Saturday night accompanied by his wife. ~ Miss Ida Williams, Lynx creeks ! charming school teacher, left today to open the fall term of school in that district. The Miller valley school will be presided over by Miss Alice Postle, duriAg the fall term which com I menced to-day. Ii J. A. Robeson left to-day for the Castle creek hot springs to seek l relief from severe attack of rheu- matism from which he has been { suffering for several months.
 Jack Detweiller has returned frum St. Louis and is again handling the ! No. 3 engine on the new road. His ] many friends will be pleased to know that his mother, who was critically i'll, is recovering. A. J. Hughes the we'll known s. F. P. & F. contractor, came in from the front last evening and will leave for San Francisco tomorrow. He