Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-19
sATURpAY'S paiIy, september l5.

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 SATURDAYS Daily, September 15.
 Prescott has not been affiiote, with cholera or forest fires but tn campaign cigar is creeping on.
 There will be music and ligh refreshments at the Ladies Ai' social on Friday evening. All ar invited. Also a tabeau.
 CHI. Akers is acting county treas urer during the absence of A. G Oliver. Taxpayers will find him willing to receive money and or hand, also, during office hours.
 The Epworth League social d the residence Of Mrs. L.. BashforC last evening is very pleasantly spoken of by the many who wer, present, excelling any similar aiIail given by thIs worthy society.
 P. L. Ksstner sustained seriou, wounds to-day while endeayoring to stop the runaway team oi Mike Ryan. He has a bad cut On the head. while his limbs are very sc verely bruised by the wagon ran ming over them.
 NIT. F. X. Healy yesterday received news of the death of Dr. l. W O'Brien, of Topeka, KAs. The doc tor was largely interested in Salt river property, and visited this place, last spring, spending several weeks in Arizona for his health. He was stationed in New Mexico a; oOf time with Maj. Bradford, of Whip pie.
 Reports received today from the Agua Fria rear and north of John Marr's ranch say that there has been a recurrence of the underground disturbances which took place two years ago. while no volcanic vibra- tions have been felt. the immence crevices to be seen are startling and puzzling to those who have visited the scene. The opalinSs are said to be in many places 600 feet long and from one inch to a foot in width. An attempt to ascertain their depth by means of a long rope and by throwing large stones in them proved unsuccessful, and they are supposed 70 be bottomless. The place will be visited by several who intend going to Jerome next week.
 A needle is about as uncertain an institution in its movements as the Fri hman's flea. This was proven the other day by the appearance of a man at Dr. Cotton's office. who in- formed his physician that some thing had stung him on the hand 8 few weeks ago, causing the whole arm, apparently, to be poisoned. An examination soon disclosed, how ever. that the patient was laboring under delusion, and cutting into the arm near the shoulder a large sized needle was extracted. It had travelled nearly two feet and would have taken in the entire anatomy of the man had it not been removed. The doctor says these occurrences have been common in his practice, and says cases are known where death has taken place.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Ike Patrick, the stand by and sentinel of the Bradshaws, is doing the town to-day.
 Miss Violet Hats and Miss lnez Raible left this morning for Oberlin, Ohio, to attend school.
 A.. J. Herndon, our popular clerk of the court, goes back to old Ms souri tomorrow, for short trip.
 Tom Wade, a silver democrat, has been encouraged by Is to 1 fello Ss living on Tule creek to make the race for sheriff. He is out to- day in our contemporary.
 Mrs. F. A. Healy and sister re- turned yesterday from four months soiourn on the Pacific Coast. General Passenger Agent Healy went west as far as Peach CptluSS to hActt NhVuA'
 MONDAYS Daily, September 17.
 Political news IS dead to-day; the bosses are down ln Phenix.
 The great register up to date con tains the names of but 100 voters.
 Republicans will hold a mass meeting next Thursday evening flor work in the first degree
 The insaas maq was brought in yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Mer= ritt. September 22d has been set as the day for his examination.
 A deed from Hugo Richards to C.. W. Hull for lots in Jerome has been filed for record. The price paid was S940.
 Miners should not forget to file their mining exemption notices. A little forethougbt may possibly save considerable trouble ia tho future.
 That Prescott is live railroad center may be known from the fact that at the present time not an hour passes when the smoke of the loco motive eau not be seen from this point.
 Dr. Miller returned last night from the Agua Fria, where he was called to attend John Marr, who iS suffering from an attack of cholera morbus. Ills condition is reported as critical and bis extreme old age is against his recovery.
 In the willows south of granite creek. just north of the depot, are several gentry of the hobo element in camp. There are half 2 dozen layouts there and the place has all the characteristics of "hobo's de light"