Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-28
MoNDAY's DAILY.

MONDAYS DAILY.
 $. P. Behan is back from Kansas
 City.
 Contractor Patton has returned
 from Los Angeles.
 James k. Porter of Show Low,
 Apache county, Is in town
 l H. D. Ross returned last evening
 from flying trip to Flagstaff
 c. NJ. Reyes returned from a trip
 to the Picahe country Saturday.
 The thermometer registered six
 d sgrees above zero this morning. John Duke will start a stage line
 tomorrow to the Gladiator mine. A child of James Pierce died a
 few days since at the sinks of Date
 Creek.
 The Territorial Sunday School
 convention met in Phenix, February
 23, 24 and 9
 Several mechanics have arrived
 from Los Angeles, to work for Con-
 tractor Patton.
 Mr. Wheelock, representing the the Simmons Hardware company of St. Louis, is in town.
 Ed. V. Price, representing a whole sale clothing house of Ss. Joseph. Missouri. is in town.
 Material for John Lawler's new house has arrived, and work was commenced on 1t to-day.
 ]. H. B. Smith of Cherry Creek, 1 Is in town. He is just recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
 P. R. Barrett who has been spend ing few days in town will leave for the Gladiator mine tomorrow.
 It was Miss Annie Sehuerman. who accompanied Miss Agnes Ma loney to San Francisco, instead of Mrs. T. J. Carrigan.
 Another child of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Do Large, of Auga Fria, an eight year old girl is sick Wltn ulpntherla.
 c. \. Bashfcrd returned Satur- lay evening from his trip east with cattle. He struck the market just after the blizzard.
 F. J. Branuen, of Flagstaff. has just completed trade of his cattle interests in Arizona for improved Los Angeles property.
 A mass meeting was held on Sat Irday night at which B. Murphy vas nominated for mayor and J. NJ. W. Moore for city councilman.
 The Chaparral stage team took a lively run around several blocks V his morning prior to their regular rip to the above mining camp. c The Midwinter Fair march, con- t 'osed by Mrs. B. H. Smith, of Pres t ott, was rendered today, at guard a mount, at Whipple by the IIth band. t The.appraisers appointed to ap- r raise the damages to J. W. Will Z on's ranch in Skull valley, fer the , ailroad right of way, have submitted /, heir report awarding him $l,25O. ', Nathan Levy left for San Fran F Isco this afternoon in response to tl telegram announcing the serious tl hess of his father, D. Levy at D lat place. Fatty degeneration of l. le heart is said to be tho disease. a Prof. Walker and family arrived ti . Saturday from England, with !" le intention of remaining here per III anently. Professor Walker will u i've instruction in music, and has e any excellent testimonials from P' Is native home. oi Contractor Patton has received oi iree ear loads of lumber and other b, aterial for the three houses con Ci acted by him and expects five se ore this week. He will com le ence immediately on all three in 'uses and will run three gangs of ea to The following officers of Linton ce vision, No. 3, Uniform Rank K of Be were installed Friday evening by Ne 'l: J. F. Wilson, installing officer Fl the division; captain, s. A. Lo- be n; lieutenant, J. P. Dillon; her ak l, c. l.. Martini recorder, J. NJ. tr' tkeni treasurer, Geo. Schuerman; th ard, J. Weber; sentinel, NJ. E, to orin. tn n. SCI District Attorney Morrison has ol, It notices to four ex-supervisors, me d one member of the present ma ard, requiring the payment of tw rlous sums of money alleged to sa, ve been drawn by them in excess ;st their salaries, as members of the mi, ard. The notices are dated Feb ma ma ny 23, and calls for payment are rs hin thirty days. The aggregate exS cunts to S5,223, the individual ha cunts ranging from S55 to Sl ,668. ple