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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
LET'S ALL nRIcArHi
u Is water New nexics Needs ana That
hadiy.
TEE supyscr PLAINLY vuT.

The ultimate civil,s.tion II Nsv hsxioo
vill be bull, upon her lrrigs,ion rssour-
Gee. II will BE- op- the, viii be - endur-
ing ~ The mountains which Affords .
n.vsr-taiiing supply u water. II 70 In
The irriwstsd sections u The arid bali of
Amerioa vhsrs will accumulate the great
-, wealth. The .r~ason hw ibis lies In
the tscs ,hs, tho irrisa,ing farmer never
lseks sr q erop. Ne always hes some
thing W sell. In years of pien,.ous rain.
f.ll In other sections his Surplus can be
pruatably consumed by Thoroughbred
live stock. Ia yssrs Of drou,h his pro-
dues . ., . premium. 10 whichever way
II may b., whether We, or dry. the farmer
In such countries a. New h.x,co has the
bsttsr part.
With wealth eomes leisure, sduostton
aud refinement, and the dsvelo,'emsnt u
. higher civilization. RD.iuring ho~ss,
the bas,s of . patriotic country. viii here
BE- founded. and people live In Arcsdiap
luxury. The glori~s % BAaib.e Tadmor
Psimyrs, and other famous cities Of An.
tbui,y In tbs irrigatsd parts ofths orient,
will be reproduced In sueh places ~ Al
buqusrqus. The peopls of this favored
land have no iArk tuture-it N all glori-
GUS. silver may never be riumphan,
and even gold Itself may BE- demonstrated,
but the water will continue 10 Coz down
from the hilis sod snori no,s,are Tor
erOps safiic,-nt sor all. The sun viii
costnUs W bisss tn. spr.ns,ng plants ami
there viii alwsys bs enough 10 -, ami
more In. all will ever I've renewed
with rich de,ritus trUm the uplAnds
As long ~ nris atWu has bceD prscticcd
here ,h~rv 10 still morn 10 10 learned
about d, ~ an art. The dsvslopmsnt OF
greater wat.r supplies. the preservation
II storm water And the economical us-
aud application IL the du,d are great
items 10 be learned. II 10 the discu .s,on
Of such questions At the coming Ints1.
national Irrigation Congress- that
siv~s tina, baiy % much practical
Importance. Its session will be one II
the greatest events for the material pro-
grsss and prosperity o: New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
WOMEN BREAD WINNERS.

MES. 0sonas 1soALis Of Green Bay
IN the drst woman who learned 70 SGT
type In northern Wisconsin.
KATE FIELD, Il II reported, has taken
To wearing knicker bockers - she ridcs
up and down the smooth streets Of
Washington.
Miss CARaIR Lzksie, who has Just
been appointed . divisios surgeon Of
the Northern Pacific railroad nj Hops,
Idaho. is the drus woman physician 70
b. appointed In the railway service.
MRs CARRIs CHAPMAN Gait, who
will probably DO ths leader Of the
womau's suffrage movement when Miss
Anthony rctires, IL q good lawyer. She
has lived mostly In California and
Washington. The fun evolved from
Mrs. Cats name no longer aunoys her.
DicKkssoS county, Va, has woman
mailcarrier, who carries the mail on .
route leading from Clintwood, daily.
Her name 10 Baker and she 10 widow
ri nearly sixty; has reared large
family and II now dependent upon her
own exertions for livelihood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
THE ALTERNATE.
The Williams Fire Afforded Opportunities
for LooterS.

The Williams Fire Afforded Opportunities
for Looters.
The Williams, Arizona, News gives the
following iss,ns 40 the outcome Of the
Williams Gre. which was told In special
dispatch 81 the time In TEE CirIxax:
W. II. brown, Q colosed Individual. vas
sssn walking the streets Aftsr the Dire
Thursday, With hat aud par Of shoss
on bslon6ing 70 n. Altman, having svi.
dsatiy stolen thsm during the sxoitsmeut.
He vas arrested and taken bsfurs lodge
Johnston Who ssntsnesd him 70 ton days
In the county JAN.
shnrtly assr The are Thursdsy Sghs 90.
cured }usa sass a @. =. Boyos's ware
house on WulaAAs avenue, In vhieh q
Mexican wa shot In The lsg. The timely
arrival q Dspatt Buggily prevented
what night hAvs been o bloody affair,
whssh In eli probability would have ~
sultsss in the death Il Hogs than yee psr-
son. Ths immedAsts sauss Of ths troubls
was over barrel u whiaky. Perry Nc.
Mali lsn the whisky In charge Of man
Who eommesssd dishing Il oat 70 every
body who came along. Ths result wa
ail got full and The AGht resulted. In I'd .
dstioa 70 ths gun ons man ussd an sxs
bat fortunatsly tbs olziosrs arrival pre-.
vsntsd further bloodshsd. @. X. Hosdou,
the man Who welded thu axs, ChAs. Aros,
tho man Who did The shooting and Abe
two Msxicans, were taken 70 Pla9stsf q
and 81 their hsariss to-day Horisn was
ssnt 10 jen In default Of l,B00 bonds,
and Aros In default Of $4,000, The
Msxioans viii have thsir trial on Tues-
dav nett.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
ws,.r for sa,v's cssvs

A well.known Austrian engineer, N.
Phsser, 10 announced 40 having discov.
cred q remarkable property In the trunlss
Of trees, namely, that OF retaining the
salt Of sea water that has Uttered
through the trunk In the direction Of
the dbers. lie has consequently con.
structed an apparatus Designed 20 atii.
Inc thu property In obtaining potable
water foo the use Of ships crews This
apr ratus consists OF . pump, which
sucks up the sea water into reservoir
and then forces u into the filter formed
by the tree trunk. IA soon a. the pres
sure reaches i.s TO rs atmospheres the
water IL seen-at the end Of from one
to three minutes, according to the kind
Of wood used-to make lie exit from
the other extremity Of the trunk, u
hrst In drops and then In fne strcams,
the water thus altered being potable,
freed, In fact, from every particle Of
the usual saline taste which Ii such q
drawback To water obtained In the
ordinary manner.
Hsss lab prissi1g a THn Csnzs olAss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
FIRE PLUG NECESSARY.
The City Council Asked TO Place Plug
In Railroad Yards.

A few weeks ago. or rather immsdists-
iy following the oil house hrs In
tn. local rAilrad yards, ". X.
AAtson, agent, ssnt . sommupi-
cation W the chisi u the local ars
department suggesting the adyissbility
u .'laeing . hrv plug in the yards on Rail.
road avenue Midway between the pas-
ssnSsr and treivht dspo,s. The chief
oousiisrsd. for safety s.ks. that ,hs are
plug was necsss Try. and In placing tbs
communication Of Mr.. Matsou before the
city council recommended that the 70
quest b oomplssd with. The matter vas
brought up In mestiug and rsssrrsd 10
The DIRE committee. That comm,ttss has
failed " make any kind Of report, al.
,hough half a dozen or more msssings
have bssu held sines the 6rs. Bscouinw
i@pstisnt and uneasy. yesterday Agent
Nsssou ssnt the following lsstsr " tbs
chief:
Aibuqusrque. N. H.. July 10.
W. r McCrixh!, Chief of Fire Department.
Albuquefuue. n. NJ.
Dsar Sr-tsoms time ago I wross you.
ssking II you could no, arrange 70 have .
Dire plug placed between cur passenger
spd freight dspots On Railroad avenue.
sinos wiring you have heard noshing
about the matter. Will you kindly I'd.
viso ne what action, u Ary, was taken by
the city council, a. understand they had
the matter under advisement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

- traced By the i,rcs Ia the womans face,
Dull syes. the saiinw OF wfinkled face snA
those "fselings Of w~HLness have theis
sise IN the defsngrme na and irreguisrtties
peculiar 10 womeE. The functional Dc.
tangements. painful disordsr.. and chroais
weaknesses OF wumeu, car he cured With
Dr.. pierce's Fsvo, lie Prescription Ror Tia
yoeug girl Just ent rtrx womanhood, "a
the mother and those about TO hecc9s
noshefs, and later in "the change Of M, .
the "Psescsipsioa |" 10 last what they seed !,
Il aids mature IN pm pairing the syseeA o.
the change. It's Z medicine prescribed fos
ssiry {:sm V The dise.ss. , e. wcnss. p
10 ths Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Insd
tute, - Buffalo, N. Y. d.. Piercs's ravosias
Psescription Win cure the chrosie isaaaaa,
ton Of The lining meubranas which eanss
each exhsnssing &raiss spoa the sysseEl
u esvss nervous psostrntiou, sieeplesssesA
faintness, nervous debility and ell Disorder
arising from derAagsmsRt a the fssaals
osvans and fanctioaA
Nm. Snunrn wuIsAasn AZ AfhAesrA. E&as a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

4 Human Foot Caught between the
Banpers.
Por time last evening freight train
occupied tbs railroad srossiag intsrssc.-
lag TVsrss avenue, II wcs TOO long 9
wan for chArlss Stamp. % be vsul,-d
onto draw hssd and wee about 70 &C.
ssps successfully whsa his foot slipped.
and al that unsstanAts unomsnt the train
vas pus1n Antioa and the pedal member
sas badly squssssd between the bumpers,
4 physician was summoned and the
pssisnt 10 doing - we'll - could Be- 81
psotsd II will be some time though BE-.
tors he viii again OIL his plaes ., the Co
lumbus CAFE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
Assss ana ssssh surysys

The surveying party Of the North Asd
south railroad, Which lsn Fiorsaes .
shor, time ago. b sev 81 Red Rosk. On
The Soa,L~rn Pasiss. sboa, thirty miles
wss. Of Tucson. u b though, that tbs
route ssisetsd will 30 parallel With the
Southern Pacific tfom Red Rock eos, 70
Taesoa. On account a the typography Of
tks eoantry. and thence The route con.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

". II. Nelson. Who h In the dug bus
insss 81 kiagvuls. No., has % maeh coa-
hdsncs IA ChAmbsslAin's Colie, Cho,sra
aud Diasrhoa Rssssdy that hs warrants
every bottle and o6sss 20 refund The
lAoasy 70 any Customer who 10 so> s&las-
Asd afser using 10. Mr.. Nslson tAkas No
risk In doing this, bscAass the rsaedy h
. csrtaia cure Cor the diseases for wkieh
10 10 istsndsd. and be knows u Il h for
ssis by Thos. II. Burgess d soa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

: S: .. &c W.. :::::.',s. ::
k s:.lHs. "a s,' !. Is, &
bach ssd had, saa
sasch Q weas tired fesl-
tng whsn Z Sra .gse
sp In the noeuiHg,
s :sS = ss's ss'v'''s
IA Ts;s.g..ys.a.. - e -
s;'; ;s:. IA =: :. ' %;
gund. A. 500 - !
commeucsa taking Dr,
Hssce's Psvortae Pre-
scdpttca. ! begaa b
nx<& t>~1fRv RurAA 49,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

A Fsesat visitor 70 sou,hsra CAiiforais
tsils of having seen an old eastern couple
"paiisd by . esp" because thsy palisd /.
eoapls q oranges from the Bushels of
than tsapsingly ovsrhAngins the SIDE
wsik- The Forbidden frui, cost thsu .
Ten dollar bill, which was dear ssoash.
bat NOD quits a. dear - The szpsrsssss Of
the arst Adam aud Eve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

@eeesy. eeesot q 0seeResA
tsagsested on seeing Mis-. Londonderry On
the "btke."l
When the bsrrsy, blooming bloomeu are uni.
ver~Ally on the Go.'
How will the taller press the creas~s In them.
should like 10 known
When the baby's head 10 nodding and he wants
To take nap.
How can mamma iull the darling. in . btfur.
csted capt
How can Bridget shoe" the chickens with no
skirts To fiop and ding,
When the creatures go gSubbins In the gar
den In the ppringi
But the question mos, annoying that our spec
ulations catch
Can she vie with men In action. when abe goes
to strike = mAtchf
Albuquerque, July 10. 1893.
-
Parks Tea 10 great bleed pariAsr and
cleanser. A pleasant herb drink vhssh
movss the bowsls without pain, gripping
or discomfort. Sold by u. r. Il. Bur-
gsss b Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

"Pro0 time imusmorial." says Ton
Dye, the Crispin motto has been. Ne
sutor ultra srspidam'-in other words.
let nos the shoemaker g bsyoad his last.
Perhaps that u Why tbs Denver oobblsr
Who u posing - the Dsmoorsrs 'Jssus'
COCA basssoossd. The largest last be has
70 No. II, and hs wears No. ID. Lea this
DO bio lssa."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
WJOMEN'S FACES

like howeru, fade
and wiliser With time;
the bi1om ofthe rose
v only known 10 The
healthy womant
hetia The rerv.
,ons strain caused By
the ailments and
pains peculiar 30 the
seS, ard the iabcs
aa,l worry of wearing
q family, caa oftea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

The Item In the Dsnoerat, that q. n.
cundtn bad goas 70 Santa 10 70 interview
Gov, Tborntoa regarding allowing the
corbss,. Pi,ssinnoas ash, 70 come 81 on
New ksxsoan soil. 10 entirely srsossous
and dos Mr.. cundiff injustice. Tue gen.
tlsmAn's tl.s 10 closely essupisd Al HE
hone, where his wife Y quite III. Mr..
Cundid u rvportsd much bssssr this aftsr-
nOoa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
Magdalena!
SOCORRO COUNTY.

two year. carr b.s had 10 b. tsh.n 20
s-le-, orr that would run not ,-.- TIA.
~ p-r o~n,. load. a. ne lower grade than
that cuuh lie marketed Al tb. price paid
In doing THE an irnm-nss n.sss II or~ run.
ming fr"m IA 10 Ter cant. lead had 10
10 hois,-i Ia ID. surfsr-, and by the us-
Of "srissli-s" snd scr--ns IN the dun ping
cbu,e., s-p.r.,-.i iro,n the sAnd carbon.
sts- snd from gsi~ns ure by hand piek.
ing. The plan, ~ N. iraphie for this
pur,r-- 10 ons " The mos, pers-c, ever
d-vis.-I. th-r- ,-,ns No .hov-linx ~ 'cob.
bling" anil four men loing "a. work which
Formerly rvpu'rrd twenty.
Ia the year ended June |, isab, there
was sbipp,-i to the Philsd.lphis smeh-
ing eompsny ~ pu-blo, Colorado, frum
the Graphic tain- $500 tons Of TIRE aver.
aging -, per cent lead aud carrying sir
ounces silver to the ton. The present
daily output IL this elsss Of ore 10 twenty
TINS. white ~ IA 10 tons NJ the lower
grade concentrating ore " placed upon
the dump for future working. In the
min. many thousand IL tons of ihis clsss
ofore. blocked out, sre left standing W D..
broken AID hoistsd when means Tor lie
concentration shall have b-en provided.
since Captain Fitch took ehsrg- Of the
mine the loS grade orr hss BEEN taken
care Il In . separate dump, clear II
waste. and = conservative estimate plscss
th. amour, of ore IN ,hs, dump al $4,000
tons. and its grade ., IL IN 10 per cent.
lead. la the older low grade dumps
th.r- are not lees than 1000 tons that
will run from IN ~ p.r cent. In
lead. In each Of the three upper levels
II the min- not vinitsSi by your eorr~.
spondent u 10 stated tina, thcre are de-
posits ~ concentrating ore blocksd out
aud l-t standing sufficient 10 run con.
csntranr Of ons hundred tons daily ca.
pscity Tor year. In view u this the
COMPANY has determined upon The srec-
ton of such concentrating mill ~ aeon
s- water can be developed to insure its
successfui working The manager 10 NV
having sunk In the valley wsss of the
mine . we'll. which Ia. nov reached .
depth Of Is feet, and he expects 70 reach
water In ten test mor,, when eross cuts
will IL made 100 feet each way Acrues the
valley TO Afford storage Of tn. water de-
velopci.
The mill. n..rly similar To the plan Of
that 81 Governor Thornton in the Organ
mou utAins. ~ill 10 erected neal the Ksl.
ly switch Of the railroali. about 1000 iesi
from the Graphic entrance, from which
tramway will be constructed 10 carry the
or~ Ia the mill.
The workings Of the Graphic mine from
the two entrances arr connected, making
perfect ventilation throughout, and every.
thing 10 done 10 insure the comfort and
safety Of the miners smploysi.
when the pressu, owners Of this prop
sr,y took charge Of Il two year, sro the
the main question was: Have the ore
bniiss been exhausted and the mius
worked QUIT To-day. uuei.r she skiilful
and conservative management u Captain
A. u. Fitch, . gentleman of wide expe.
rience and superior attachments, and one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

a good many tired n~s aad women
could 70, rid Of THAI paia In their back u
they would w Parks' sars Cers sOr the
Liver and Kidusys. Tue trouble 10 usual
ly thsrs and Parks surs Cure reaches
and cures u. Sold by pr. Thos, n. Bur-
Esss h Boa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

Cham bsrlAin's 10 the best AZ ali. VIM
cent J. Bsrhl. n DAnbury, Iowa, has
ussd Cham berlAin's Coagh Hsmedy when
ever In ussd of . medicine for coughs and
colds for the past eve years and sAys;
1T always helps me Qua. II sayoas asks
ms what Kind Of cough msdieins uss, I
reply. ChAmbsrlsin's. that 10 the best Of
Alli % and Soc bottles for GALE by rhos.
H. Burgess b Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

vel nIghts. ead thsl -, serv1g 49, - q
pain 10 ny bae- sooa ieA ne ! sas vsik sgssN
= Mlles y>esnse gsttsag saveA isesA b a thrss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

lsss. vss sspssssd q lasA slsAss ,rss
By brcsh~s osbrssi a bsvusstlie. vk
~i'l ssnc~pssy Ne di.si>episssd Z.
ues,or 10 Hssss ~. where be viii hh.h
prrssde ., shs rssr-s, ~ shs ceder. nov /
progress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
rhe ssssesvesy saved nis l.iss.

Mr.. q. Caiiioustte, druggist, Beavers
vile, H., says, ITO Dr.. Kings New
Discovery I owe my hfs. Was taken
with IL Grippe and trsed all the physi.
clans Tor milss about, but II no avail and
was given up and told I could mot live.
Having DR.. king's Now Discovery In my
store I ssnt for bottle aud began 20 uss
Il and from the drss dose began 10 get
better. and afssr us,ng three bottles was
up and about again. II 10 worth liz
weight In gold. We won't keep house or
store without H." Get Q trial bottle at
Dr.. r. u. Burgess q 6ou's, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
OFF FDh DENVER.
Miss Londonderry Mounts Her wheel for
the Home Stretch.

Miss Londonderry Mounts Her wheel for
the Home Stretch.
A crowd of enthusiastic wheslmsn and
o,hers congr~gsted in froat Of AAndsll
Brs. 3 Co.'S store on FIRST street this
morning 10 go Miss Ansis Londonderry
noun, her "biks" anil take leave Of tho
city. Upon sdvice che decided 10 cut
ssross the country 10 Cerrillos oyer the
old national road by way Of san Pedro
She len here st y o'clock sccompAnied by
Ton Scott, Ton insisy and Harry
WELLER. Mr.. WELLER escorted the party
a. far a. the mountains aud returned
The osher two whesimsn viii accompany
the J. " As far 90 Cerrillns aud probably
70 ]. Vegas.
h,-r Londonderry had . narrow
ssc, ' iron serious accident on Gold
avenue shortly before leaving. Her
bundle feli bsswesa tbs wheels and
abe vas brought W ssrrs sr~a.
Tbs only injury wss . slight
abrasion on the arm. Msndell Bros.
arc the Agsnts for the Btsrlinx
wheel which she rides and before 'saving.
Miss Londonderry turmoil over 70 n.
NAndsli SIS In money the balAa,s she
had on hand ssosptiug i've esnts. She 10
mt permitted v take more than ave cents
With her ON leaving any town and must
earn her support On the road ty saving
a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

This mining camp, male famous 10y the
enor~oas output u the Minis Of that name
and of the Graphic mine, 10 situated four
miles south u MawdAlsna, and Is nov the
scene Ut considerable mining activity. To
the visitor intervstsd In mining the hrst
poin, u interest al Kelly 10 the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
The MeNarr Murdsrsr..

Dr. Cotton was called to the county jail on Saturday eveing to prescribe for Wm. Shultz one of the men convicted of the McNarv murder. Since his conviction ShuItz' appetite has not been good and Saturday evening he gathered up all the matches he could find and proceeded to make meal iron. the sulphur. No serious effects re- suited from 1t except that he had a spell of vomiting. His nervousness seems to increase instead of diminish and Dr. Cotton states that his ac- tions indicate great mental strain.
 Paul Loske, who was also convict ed of the same crime is also consid- erably worked up over the matter and finds it difficult to maintain his composure. His wife called to see him on Saturday and both wept bitterly, Mrs LOSke finally fainting.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Fork News.

The town is full of cattle men and sheep shearers so We are all kept busy.
 K. R. Coleman and Frank NJ. Murphy visited Ash Fork during the week.
 Tom Andrews and wife spent a few days in Prescott during the week.
 General Freight and Passenger Agent F.sA. Healy wife, and little daughter, came to Ash Forks We'd nesday and met the editors on their way to Phenix.
 Miss Daisy Lynch visited Mrs. Kate Murry during the week.
 Geo. Thornton from Williams is in town this week.
 Con. Cleary House is the finest in town if it was only in different To- cation.
 MT. Burk chief clerk in Agent Silcox office has been confined to his home for several days. He is quite ill.
 MT. and Mrs. Sileox were enter tained at dinner Thursday by Man ager Davenport and wife of the Harvey House.
 The majority of Ash Forks citi- zens will spend the Fourth in Pres colt.
 MT. Charies l .udwig is acting as clerk in Agent Silcox office during MT. Burt's illness.
 Mrs. Van Allen paid Prescott a flying visit during the week.
 Robert Clark, our day operator, and party of his lady friends went to Rock Butte Friday and met the genial and good looking conductor of the evening train, Strahorn. Mrs. James Broyles has her niece her from Jerome.
 MARGUERIME.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
SATURDAYS Daily. June 15.


 Fred Jurgens will take charge of the Cabinet restaurant next week.
 Justo Feliz is on trial today for shooting at Officer Prince in Decem- Der last.
 A bill of sale of lot of cattle from w. H. Williscraft to T. w. Otis has been filed for record.
 Attorney Israel, formerly of Phe- nix, Is reported to be in Central America out ot reach of all war rauts from Arizona courts.
 One day passed without a bloody tragedy This was so surprising to the coroner that it almost gave him shoek.-Los Angeles Express.
 The rubbish around the Plaza is being removed and the streets are being cleaned, making quite a de- cided improvement tn the appear ance of the place.
 An exchange says it is reported that the s. P. Road will abandon its line of track between Gila Bend and Tucson and construct a new line between these points by way of Mesa City and Florence.
 W. T. McCreight, one of the proprietors of the Albuquerque Citizen and royal good fellow, was married on Wednesday evening at Albuquerque to Mrs. Marian Graham. The JOURNAL MINER extends its congratulations to the happy couple.
 It is said that by the end of the year South Carolina will have a grand total of 100000 spindles and 30.000 looms at work, with capital invested in the cotton mill industry of $3,500O00. This is four times her equipment in lS90.-EK.
 The Daily Prescott JoURNAL-MNER has been enlarged to seven-column folio and prints the Associated Press dispatches. We congratulate Brother Martin on his enterprise, and hope he will receive hls reward in this world.-Globe Silver Belt.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mike Cunningham left for Bisbee to-day.
 E. NJ. Sanford left for Williams this morning.
 J. E. Jones, Flagstaff attorney, arrived this morning on legal business.
 C. w. Maxson left this morning for Los Angeles after about a mouth spent in this section looking over our mineral resources. He left highly pleased with his visit and expects to return soon again as he fouud some properties which inter- ested him.