Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-09
MONDAY'S Daily. October :,
City Council meets this eveniu

years uleu al the county nOSplJdl yesterday of consumption.
 Water in the city water wcrk is said to be lower than ever before in the history of the system.
 Mellni & Eakjn hal the opening nf their sa'oln on Saturday evening. It was largely attended.
 The Pembroke Comedy company are putting in their b st licks prac- ticing fo the forthcoming four nights play.
 The examination of Jack Wren charged with the murder oi W. C. White was postpon-d tod y until "Wednesday at ten o'clock.
 A bill of sale has been filed for re- cord from the Storm Ciuui Syndi- cate to H. Hughes f5r a Hunting. ton mill
 Joe Stephens shipped 900 head of cattle from Dol Rio to-day to parties iu the east for whom he hIs been purchasing cattle
 The damage by washouts to the $. F. r. x r. has been repared and trains were ruaniaS thrnu n aglin on ,ime yo Jerlay,
 J,s.pl T,DAer, of ;he Palace Dar- Der shop, hAs severed his coanec- tion with that place and left on Saturday for Congress whore he will open barber shop of his owr.
 Wm. DeCourt, brother of Mrs. B. H. Smith, while attempting to pass a wGgpn loaded with wnni tu-tty upset the cart ia which he was r d. ing, and sus ained a dslocu on O his shoulder.
 At tna rcceat session of ths South Methods, cniteyance ,he fJltuy dg appointments were made: Re. W. E. Vaughn. presiding oldcr. tscs ed at Tempe; Rev. W. \. Harr,,. rr- turned 10 Puenix; R"y. II .dSioth, of the OsDoru district to Vert; it sv. D. NJ. Wynkoop, from Tenp o Prescott. Rev. Wynkopn Nit' rt> been assigned to Presc Ut va, for merly resident of tals place.
 Since taking charge of the 4. & T. Railroad in January last, General Manager Arthur G. Wells has gwen his personal aud well directed atten- t0n to ghe bus.nCs, of placing the road iu good coaditiou, and he has succeeded admirably. The road bed and track is in better condition now than 1t has been fDC several years and will compare fayorably with any road in the west. It has been nNwly ballasted, large portion of 1t with cinders from the cinder pits near Williams and Flagstaff, and in other places with gravel. Over the mountains heavier rails have been laid i'll places, although the liglJeU raHS m many placs, had been rep,acei with heBvy ones some time since. Ihe old stub switches are being replaced by MT. Wells and split switches are being put in.
 Charles A. Green and his brother Jack. from Jerome, were in town yesterday. The former was just re- turning from a visit to Flag staff. He is at present located in Mexico where he Is en- gagged in mining ard he tells of the big fortune which Is in sight in the near future for him. This is an old story of Charley Greens though. There never was time, when he could not figure himself out of debt in the near future with an abundance to spare. Always sauguine, always full of pro nises but never realIz- ing. The JOURNAL MINER sincere ly hopes that he may reallze all Of his expectations from his Mexican mining venture as despite all O. his faults, Green l. an ent.rprising rus l'r and if he had combined in- ttgJitv and honesty with his eff irt- in Arizona he would have been sue cessful here. A man possessed of the ability which Le is can be "downed" only by himself, which he succeeded in accomplishing admir- ably, both in Prescott and Flag staff
 J. s. Green, is in town from Jerome.
 Sig. Simon, the woil known con- mercial traveller is in own.
 G M. Fos|ar. of Ph-nix, is regis tered at iAe Burke.
 L. T.. Stanley, of Albuquerque, is at Hotel Burke.
 P. W. Strahan and D. Scott, two prominent citizens of the Verde Valley are in town.
 Ex-Governor H. II. Markham, of Pasadena, California, returned yes terday from trip to Congress.
 Jolin Love, a capitalist of Los California, has returned from visit to the country.
 Mrs. D. W. Shi .ers, mother of Mrs J. L. Fisher, is in town under medical treatment.
 D. !. Sullivan returned Saturday evening from his tc4p east purchas- ing goods i,r his firm.
 Richard Butler an employe of the JOURNAL MINER k recovering from a very severe attack of typhoid fever.
 Mesdames F. w. Blake and 6. NJ. Blake returned on Saturday even ing's train from a mouths visit to San Diego.
 s, P. Bartiey, the genial knight oi the grip, who represents Folger x Co.,, of san Francisco, is paying his regular visit to Prescott.
 E. Simon, of Simon Brothers, wholesale liquor dealers, of Louis vile, Kentucky, is in town taking orders for his firm.
 Frank Payne and his two children and the oldest son Of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Payne returned Saturday evening from a visit east.
 J. J. Fisher left yesterday evening for Congress, whrre he goes to survey a number of mining claims for the Congress company for the purpose of soouriuor natanfS on tham