Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-19
FRIDAYS Daily. September 14.


 The child of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Moser is reported as greatly i'm proved to-day.
 Temperature at Whippls yester- day: Maximum. 75 degrees; mini mum at , a. m. today, 34.
 The new park subscription IS swelling with names, and work will soon commence on the project.
 A marriage license has been issued to F. F. Schinler and Mrs. Anna Ford by Probate Judge Wilson. 7
 4 rumor from a democratic source says that October f has been set as the day for holding the woodchuck convention.
 We are reserving room in our aD- nouncement column for legislative candidates. Come on, gentlemen, you can't miss it.
 Don't forget the ladies aid social at the residence of MT. and Mrs. l.. Bashford this evening. Admission 9 cents. All are invited.
 A local dramatic troupe is being organized, and during the campaign will present many realistic plays. conspicuous among their repertoire being the tragedy of the " Wood chuck"
 Companies c. and G., llth Iufan- try, are preparing to go to San Carlos overland. to transfer stations with two companies at the latter place, The officers affected by the change are Captains Quinby and Buchanan.
 Scene JoURNAL-MiNER office.
 Tobin-"Where Is the boss !?
 Dick (wanting to be smart)-"Up on the roof turning on the hose"
 Tobin-" He'd better come down and turn you off"
 First horse on Dick.
 Sheriff Lowry aud Deputy l loyd reached town this afternoon, after an unsuccessful hunt for the Con- Qress stage robbers. Trailers at Congress say the robbers came back to the camp, where they probably have been since the hold up.
 The two men arrested last night by Constable Miller for battering each other into populistic shape were tried before Judge Fleury to- day and fined $50 each. They paid this sum, and are firm friends Tn one belief-republicanism.
 The attending physician of Me Daniels, who was recently wounded in his fight with Sheriff Lowry, states that the victim will not lose his arm and that the wound is not serious enough to require an ampatation Of the arm.
 Sam Dennis authorizes his demo- cratic desires turned loose through this journal as candidate for the legislature. He also says that Doc tor Smith and Senator Harry Ash ion are also out for che stuff. Nom- nations are closed in consequence.
 In mentioning the joint owner ship of the L2st Chance mlne, the name of James Shirley vas assocl- ated with taat of C. M. Clark. Tbe latter las exclusive charge of ihe above mine. and it successful 70 making a bonanza Of it, will remem- her his many friends, he says, in- eluding MT. Shirley.
 Treasurer Oliver received a letter to-day from San Francisco, stating that Ole Peterson, a well known Prescottite. died ip that city on the 1Ith inst. The deceased had been a sufferer for years from kidney and stomach troubles. A good citizen and true man IS gone
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Morris Goldwater arrived last night from the east.
 Hon. W. A. Clark, of Montana is due to arrive here early next week.
 B. E, Goldwater left today to make the fsly purchases tor the hrm of which he is nepber.
 Mrs. Joseph Cook and MT, ,. w.. | Stewart. of Williamson valley, are visiting friends in Prescott Mrs. ". M. Raymond and her las cinating daughter, Miss Marjorie, 1 leave tomorrow for PhenIX' Isaac HeIme returned last evening iron, a months soiOurn by the clas- sic waters of the Hsssayamp. 1 Mrs. E. Greenwood arrived last nigbt from New Mexico and will ] ioin her husband at Chaparral.