Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-17
THURSDAYS DAILY.

THURSDAYS DAILY. Cliy council meets tonight.
 The cold wave is passing off.
 Major G. W. Vaughn returned to.
 day from his eastern trip. John Livingston has been appoint
 ed deputy constable by L. c. Mil s Ter. - u
 Yesterdays train brought in four
 teen ear loads of various kinds of
 freight
 John Martin and R. H. Hether- lngton came in yesterday from
 Crowned King.
 Johnny Coyle is repouted to have been left an $500 legacy recently by an uncle in Iowa.
 R. Wilson X Co.'S store. at Phenix. was burglarized Monday night. of S4OO worth of jewelry, guns, etc.
 arties in the Salt River valley Save recently sold 100000 pounds ot barley for shipment to New York.
 ?. R. Barrett left few days ago with a wagon load of supplies to start a saloon near the Gladiator mine.
 Councilman Jake Marks has un- der consideration the erection of line residence during the coming summer.
 ! J. l.. Barnes, who formerly run the boarding house at the Vulture mine, died at Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, i December 2 of pneumonia.
 Judge Philips, of Ash Fork. held 1 session of court today, for the trial of man charged with steal ing a watch at Seligmau.
 The electric wires were stretched to-day again as far as the school | house. There has been some delay experi enced in securing wire.
 One of the most important com l mittees of the city council was | omitted yesterday, being the finance, composed of Goldwater, Marks and | Swan.
 Messrs. Bernal X Davila, of the No l gales Monitor, have been compelled i to seek safety iii Tucson, on account | of au article recently published by | them.
 The city council chambers is now lighted free with electricity At the last meeting of the council a vote of thanks was passed to F. l.. Wright for the courtesy.
 General W. O. O'NeiH. who held the position of probate judge one term, is in charge of the office dur ing the absence of Probate Judge Wilson in San Francisco.
 Two prominent mining operators of this section, who recently were at pistol points" have settled their differences through the intervention of friends, and are now working har- moniously on the same ledge.
 D. S. White, a former Arizona typo, and well known all over the territory, is now operating a Mer ganthaler line casting machine at Indianapolis He is said to have become quite an expert at the busi- ness.
 The Order of Railway Conductors on the A. & P. railroad sent a repre- sentative from Williams to look after Miles Archibald, whois a mem Der of the order. He found him being well taken care of, so return ed and reported accordingly.
 The handsomest calendar that has reached this office this year Is from \. W. Aver X Sons, the enterprising newspaper advertising agents of Philadelphia. It Is neatly printed in large, clear type, one page being devoted to each month. It also contains pertinent notices and ad- vice in regard to advertising.
 Miles Archibald's condition still seems favorable, although he is ex- periencing a soreness in his left lung, now. His left arm still con tinues paraiyzed, and he is unable to move it, and has no feeling what ever in it. Whether this will prove only temporary or not the doctors are unable to determine.
 w. H. Bonsan, representing the Home insurance company of New York and the Phenix of Hartford, and J. H. Morrow of the Scottish Union and National, are in town to adjust the loss of C. \. Dake, They are both making their headquarters with C. R. Martindell, Prescott's pioneer insurance agent.
 Mayor j. l.. Fisher signed a con tract this morning for the erection of a fourteen room Sl00O0 residence. The contractor is S. F.. Patton of Williams. It will occupy two lots, the one on which his present resi- dence stands and the one adjoining it on the south. The buildings which are on these lots at present will be moved down to Goose Flat on the lot formerly occupied by the old Tiger stables, which was pur- ] chased by him some time since. His new residence will be by far the finest and largest in town.
 D. ]. Sullivan writes to his wife that his fathers condition is i'm proving. He is suffering from par tial asphyxiatiation, caused by broken gas jet. In turning of the gas in his room. the valve having been previously broker, he turned 1t too far and gas was permitted to escape, nearly resulting in his death.
 At meeting of the directors of the Prescott National Bank yester day the following officers were re- elected: F. NJ. Murphy, president; Morris Goldwater, vice president; R. C. Woodruff, cashier. Since opening it's doors in March of last year this bank has done a very pros porous business.