Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

! evening lfom hl& Fi-it 10 Oastie creek hot springs. If his physical condition is a reflex of the curative i powers of the springs. they are eer- 3 taiuiy great. as he kas gained so much that he can scarcely recognize himself ia hooking through mirror. ! TUESDAYS Daily. December r.. The Jack aul Jill Company gave a street parade to-day.
 Holiday advertisements are crowd ] ing our advertising columns. Thoro will be hop given at ] Whippia tomorrow evening.
 Tho foundation for ,he new hotel a. Ash Fock is about completed.
 Tae eight engines of the $. F. P. S, ?. railroad are kept busy these oays.
 On account of good busins ass, the gold wire artist will remain until Christmas.
 The gold wire artist has con- cludsd to remain in Presec,t until after the holidays.
 V. T. Brown nas new residence about completed adjoining Brown Bros machine shops,
 Tho Jack and Jill company came in on the noon train to-day, and will appear at Pattoa's opera house this evening.
 The county treasurer took in over S6.O00 in taxes yesterday and expects to-day's receipts to foot up that much also.
 \ small army of men is at work grading for the foundation for the $. F. T, & P. machine shops just north of the depot.
 Justice J. NJ. ". Moore fined a man $50 yesterday for carrying con- cealed weapons. He was brought in from Ash Fork by Deputy Sheriff Con ClearY.
 See the g7eat waterproof test ex- hibited by II. Lemon, watchmaker. manufacturer and jeweler, now on view in the window of the Mountain City drug store, Hotel Burke. dl4tf
 An Albuquerque telegram says: There is 9 well grounded rumor in railroad circles that the new man. agemeut of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad will make retrenehment in every department, the cut to take place January l.
 M. Wollenberg is the first in the field to announce himself as a can didate for otice. at the approaching city election. Mir. Wollenberg is an old citizen of the place and sue cessIul business man. and. if elected would make a good official.
 The government is still furnish ing gold to the specuiators with which it Is t0 buy the bonds which it IS to sell 10 get gold. This is a ! great government of ours, and 1t has a great financial head on it. Fort Worth Gazette, Dem. Antonio Rodriguez, former l porter and boot black at Hotel Win 1 sor. reports that burglars broke into ! his room fast night and stole collection of rare coins from his trunk which he valued at $500. All ol his clothing was also stolen The deel wss douc prior to II 30 o'clock ! the time he reached home. Jack Mahara, advance agent for a miustre, troupe, arrived in Prescott ! to-day. aut k stopping at Hotel ! Burke. Mr. Mahara had q thrilling ezoerience last month in the Indian ] territory by being shot through the ! side of bis head Dy a member of the notorious Cook gang, and from the | effects of which he has not yet fully 1 recovefed.
 Dr. Cotton returned this after noon from his visit to Chaparral to !! stumd tho n1a who leil down the ! Digidend shaft. The mans name is l Rred Billings and his injuries are 1 more serious than at first reported l His right foot Is badly mashed and ! in dressing it a number of pieces of
 bone were taken from 1t. His left ! hip is also seriously sprained. He will be brought to the hospital to- morrow. Dr. Cotton says there is i very lit.ie show to save his foot i from ampatation.
 PERSONAL MENTION. l Joseph Melvin, of the Verde val | Icy is in town.
 Col A. o. Brodie has gone to | Walnut Grove.
 Superintendent R. R. Coleman Of ! the ;. r. P & r. railroad is some
 what indisposed.
 James Shirley and Jules Bau-
 mann left for Castle creek on min l jug business this morning.
 Miss Cora Donaldson is in town
 from Weaver, and will remain
 here until after the holidays.
 H.J. Monroe, an S. F., P. & r.
 conductor from the south end of the
 line. was in town last evening.
 Col. ]. r. Wilson has gone to St.