Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-26
MONDAYS Daily. septemher g.

! MONDAYS Daily, September 23.
 The three Mexicans accused of robbery m Chaparral had their ex- animation to-day and were turned loose by Justice Moore.
 The republican league club was successfully organized Saturday evening and about forty names se- cured. A permanent organization will be effected next "Wednesday evening.
 Hank Johnson was run in to-day by Chief Burton for the use of obscene language on the streets. If he will be kept in the cooler, or else permitted to leave town. the com munity would De the gainer.
 The new red sandstone door in the jail of the court house Is about completed. The work has been done by Hugh Burns, and is credit to the litCTiof ui this institution. and phe>fs highly oa the ability of this We'll Known stone mason.
 A Grand Canyon party composed of he following left this morning for Flagstaff to view the magnificent scenery of the above wonder: Misses Etta Dewitt, Alice Day and Agnes ConlOn, and Messrs. Jules Baumann, Joe Morrison and Father Quetu.
 Judge Fleury today announces himself as free coinage candidate for justice of the peace. The judge IS familiar figure m rescott life, and will probably not be sat down on so late Tn the season, even if he chooses free coinage or other prin- ciples to run on.
 A car load of Gagging has arrived at the depot for the new Hotel Burke walk. It will be laid imme- diately anu the surveyors are level- ing up the z ound today. When finished, the Burke will have not only the neatest sidewalk in the territory, but also one of the best.
 The republican primary on Satur- day was probably the most earnestly contested election that has taken place in this precinct. It was made so by the presumption of several that pledged men were on the ticket. Whether this was so or not, the men who did the work were successful enough to carry through the ticket of their choice in the fol- lowing names, which were selected 70 go to the convention next week: Geo. $. Porter, Jos. Dougherty. A. D. Adams, J. c. Maxwell, Charles Bishop, Frank Heisler, Fred Brecht. John Reese, Sam'l Hill and B. H. Smith.
 The end of tho track yesterday had reached point 39i miles south of Prescott. It is now out of Bells Canyon and IS winding around the old Date Creek mesa, near Ritter's stone house. They expect to reach the Cottonwoods by October lst. and no more delays will take place on account of bridge builders, all work to Congress in this line being completed as far. as advanced. Skull valley has been decided on as the permanent supply camp until Phe- nix is reached, and this week an additional material train will run from this point to the end of the track. This will make two engines at work at the front. On reaching Sun Flower Flat, work is expected to commence on the new Santa Maria wagon road, and a station will be established there for the trade of the above mining commu- nity.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Miss Pearl Jackson, of Kirkland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C. Rob erts, for few days.
 James Gray, the s. F., P. x P. throttle manipulator, came in from the front yesterday for few days visit to his many friends.
 Captain Tobin packed his Cleve- land grip to-day and went up to Ash Fork to meet his wife, who is en route home from San Francisco.
 Samuel Langdon, an engineer on the :. F., P.& F.. has rented house in this city, and will bring his fam. fly from El Paso to reside here per manently.
 Editor Funston came down from Flagstaff yesterday and left again for his home to-day. As he passed Dr. Vickers on the street there was only smile from each.