Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-28


 to amputate the leg of Corbett, who
 was injured on Sunday by being run
 over by the ears.
 P. w. O'Sulliyan has q great big
 political chip on his shoulder. which
 he challenges any member of the Mckinley Club to knock of, rounds
 tn be limited Co an hour and hall
 each. "Blutfs done gu" with him, either be says.
 ~NOTE the straight republi- can ticket by making \ in the little square under the American flag on your ballot.
 Remember that Drs. AlIderdIce and Lentz make a speciality of gold, silver, platinum, aluminium and Watts metal plates. Latest crown and bridge work and all irregular Ities of teeth and diseases of mouth, treated with the best skill of dental surgeons.
 Mir. Geo. N. Adams. an old time mining man of this tarritory who has for some time been engaged in developing some properties ID Yaya- pal county. died iu this city early this morning. He has been suffer ing with a complication of diseases since June last and owing to his extreme sge, being over sixty, he failed to recover. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock from the undertaking par lors of MessrS. Randall x Davis Phenix Herald.
 "PROTECT law abiding citi- zens by electing John :. Ross as Sheriff
 The JOURNAL MINER has never heretofore referred to the drawing of that grand jury about which so much has been said and some things written. It will say now, however, that no matter how accidental it might have been, that two meu were summoned on that jury whose actions were z subject of Invsstiga- uou by It. 1T the shcrltTs office pro pose to Pick a quarrel with every cItlz'n wuo has criiis.d that action, they will be kept busy from now untIl election day. That was the subject of street talk for days and weeks after its occurrence, and all the deputy sheufs in Christendom could not have prevented II.
 "ALL friends of education de mand that the Probate Juige shall | hold first grade teachers rertiii - cate. Vote for Joscelyn.
 Last evening the members and l friends of the Methodist Episcopal | church gave their pastor, the Rev. i G. L. Pearson, and his family, q genuine surprise. They brought | their greetings to their pastor on | his entrance upon his second years 4 work among them, greetings, not | only m words of encouragement. but III deeds. A pleasant evening was spent m social converse, games l and charadeS, one of the happy being the introduction of each member of the company to | President and Mrs. Cleveland. The | pastor and his family find today q stronger hand of friendship between themselves and their parishioners, ami also a lander we'll filled with many pounds of useful merchan- disc.
 ~D DO not trade any name on the republican ticket, either to please friend or punish an enemy.
 The superior truth and delicacy Df the old dasuerreotyPe are made m the November McClure's where fine reproductions of iaguer- reotype portraits of Calhoun, Web ,ter, Edward Everett. Dr. Holmes, Jenny Lind and others, from rare still surviving, illustrate an entertaining paper, by Mrs. D. T. Davis, on the development of iaguerreotyping in AmerIca. Soon after the discovery of the process, American daguerreo'yPers became he finest iu the world; aud there is strong movement now toward a -evival of the art. The paper Is, therefore timely as well Ss enter. aiming.
 ~DENOUNCE ruffianism and brutality by voting for F.. NJ San. ord for District Attorney,
 Prof. Geo. A. Treadwell, one of he mining experts who first brought he United Verde mines into prom neuce and who now holds some tock in that company, was 8 visitor II Jerome this week, coming here to ook over some property for Cali ornia people. News. Dr. Goodfellow, who is we'll known throughout Arizona, has an able Irticle occupying six columns of he Los Angeles Times, on the sub eCt Of consumption. His conclu- ions are ss follows: CD consump- ion Is not a germ disease; (2) is not or infectious; (3) is not able from individual to or from animals, living r dead, to man; (4) proof to the ontrsry is challenged. P. A. Craigue is in from the Santa laria country. Mrs. Nelson and children have re lrned from their visit to Canada, iter an absence of several months. q Mrs. F. l.. Kastner and children I ave returned from spending the { Immer in Canada, and Mir Ksstner | cnrraSnondinuly hannv