Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
FRIDAY's DAILY.


 investments in mines.
 F. J. Little and others have sold
 their placer ground in Buckhorn
 district to Geo. A. Rice for S2,50O.
 Mrs. Mary Bowen is confined 10
 her room from the results of being
 attacked by an ugly COW.
 Judge and Mrs. R. NJ. Ling have
 gone to tl Midwinter Fair, expect
 ing to be absent two or three weeks.
 Geo. s. Porter Jr., one of the attaches of the Henrietta company. came in yesterday from the camp.
 A parade of Coxey's army will
 take place at Whipple tonight at , !:O. The llth Infantry band will furnish the music.
 lt IS said that detective of the
 PInkerton agency is in town laying Tor a big forgerer who recently skipped from the east.
 The public schools will open again
 Monday. This vacation wlll extend
 the time of closing the schools for
 the summer vacation one week lon l ger.
 4 deed was filed for record today
 from Harris Baldwin to K. NJ. Ling
 for the house and lot of the former
 on Mob Hill. The consideration
 given is 5000.
 Hon. J. w. Dougherty arrived to- day from San Louis Obispo, where he reports a drouth and an impend- ing disaster to all agricultural in. terests unless there are early rains. |
 C. NJ. Clark is in from the Chap arral district today. where he re-
 ports more mining activity than ever and more money being taken out 1 than at any time in the history of | the district.
 Reynolds and Lord, the former a nephew of the late Diamond Jo Reynolds, have secured a bond on Jim Hangers mine, near Del Pasco,
 and will erect machinery to thor
 oughly prospect their new pur- chase.
 A young Knight of the Cleaver lndulged Tn Chinese registering this morning, under Corbett rules, and though considerably bruised up him. self, has the consolation of saving: You ought to see the other fellow" (
 Freezes Tinhorns" are en route from Phenix to Prescott, with the . Senator at the head of the column. They make dry camp tonight at New River station.
 Johnny Coyle came up from Gas q tie creek few days ago, thinking I than an industrial army would cer, tainly be started by this time, and [ need his services. c
 All hobos in this burg will please r take notice that the Bulls Head b fiesta grounds are loaded" with c dynamite, and they are cautioned not to get within smelling distance C of the delicacies being cooked. Il
 As an indication of mining activity l' in this county, the recorders office e $ sure barometer" Abstracts of al mining property are daily coming in .o Recorder Brodie for properties 4 hat have been idle for years but il which capital is now attracted to il IS offering excelling inducements. fc B. $. Coffman has left Cochiti, and oI 8 at present in Prescott, where he expects to remain some time. He P s representing an English syndicate " n gold property there. 4 mill is nj n course of conStructiou.-Pro VI or. PI A dispatch has been received from SN San Diego which states that Joe layer, the we'll known Big Bug tn tation keeper, Is lying critically III P 'lth pleuro- pneumonia. Mir. Mayer 1LS, L' nd family have been sojourning II or some time in the above city. an Tom Howell, of Ferguson valley tb lade the first shipment of a car pad of freigh over the new road :, rom the west yesterday. It was in 3I he shape of hay and goes to Will m ims parties. By way of expense it ihi Ost him but S20O a ton from Dick Je Dn's, quite a saving over old trans h' ortation methods. ke The Gladiator mill is still run ing and good reports are being O 'ceived from it. Duke X Hoag- o. md say their stage and express oel ne to the camp is daily crowded. req hile business to other localities Poo, ljacent shows much thrift in min on Ig. vii Bids for furnishing beef to the ' veral posts in Arizona, were b,i 1ened Tuesday. For Fort Bowie to-, le only bid was by B. Riggs, at S7 Der sr hundred. At San Carlos, Mrs. 6rr {. Cornelius, alfalfa fed beef, S4.75 bns luton, $l2.50. Fort Apache, Henry ara 'ollpert, beef, S497, Fort Grant. sav H. Norton, grass fed, S4.97. Mo 1 gritty X Burehell, alfalfa fed, S9.75. tho w. w. Vanderbilt left today for Sao tno flying visit to the Henrietta camp. tbe b Frank X. O'Brien, well-known No. ming operator formerly at Aspen nov It now working and developing a moo yer property near Prescott, Ari- mex na, IS m the city for a few days 1T r. O'Brien is hoping for better Eas nes m Colorado, but owing to the oT esent condition will shortly return IT, 4oi Arizona and develop some gold Eto, nes.-Denver Record 1oa tiea Judge William Blakely, one of at s @ prominent men of Mohave coun- at arrived on last nights train from be c n5 man. Accompanying Judge are akely to Prescott is R. T. Root. atte capitalist and mining operator T, Denver, who has invested quite mad in Mobave county mines. ton :. Root is in this city to look over Burl field here with view of invest ann, in Yavapai also, and will remain otbe eral days. have Arrivals from the Crown Point quer 'up oI mines, below the Walnut nobC owe dam, on Castle creek, bring be. .tering reports from these prop Sc les. Considerable development NJ.