Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-18

RoYAl hA1Na Po~uEs CO., Nrw Soss E
 Another mining accident is re- ported today and one to be sincerely regretted The victim is Charley Taylor, young man recently from Kentucky. who was employed by Capt. Cushing at the Standard mine iu Bumblebee. A telephone mes sage from Mayer stated that MT. Taylor had been struck on the head with a boulder and was seriously in. lured and unconscious, and services of doctor were requested. In con versation today with MT. Cushing the owner of the Standard mine, he says that Taylor was in charge of the whim and that his duties were away from any channel in connec- ton with being hit by falling rocks. The supposition is that he went be- low and there met with the acci- dent. Dr, McNally left this morn ing for the camp.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 It is sometimes good to he a printer, and We are pleased to know that there are some who occasion ally "loosen up" and extend favors, | like Judge Noyes did today, for instance, in presenting us with a generous supply of apples and peaches from the famed Clough farm. If there IS any concern that can hold a candle to the fruits raised on the above ranch, it hasn't sprouted yet.
 Born. - In Prescott, August 10, lS97, to the wife of Peter Giroux, a sou.
 Harry Brown, very capable mill man and all round agreeable per son, came in from Crowned King yesterday, where he is in charge of the big plant.
 There is q burnt bridge some where on the Santa Fe Pacific, 8 washout somewhere else, aud to- nights train from Ash Fork will not arrive until $ o'clock.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Onyx Company were filed for record today, the incorporators being w. r. Stevenson, w. T. West and W. NJ. Paxton. Jr. It is incor- porated under the laws of New JeIsey, and the capitalization is placed at Sl.000,000.
 Carl Holtzschue has sufficiently recovered to be again around, and mingling with his friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. c. Sheckels and their son, Harry, came in from the Gro wned King last evening, and are at the Winsor.
 James York, mention of whom was made Monday in connection with mining accident, was brought in yesterday evening from Del Pasco | by Dr. Barrett. The extent Of his injuries are broken arm at the elbow, two ribs on the left side crushed, and generally bad shaking up. He was working in the tunnel of the Del Pasco, putting in an upraise, and fell about thirty feet. He remained unassisted for over two hours, the boys in the other workings not knowing of the accident. His physician says he will come around all right in few days.
 The remains of the late William Gwynn were this afternoon taken to Pueblo, where they will be laid to rest. The services of the Masonic order were held and that body, with many friends of the deceased, ac- companie5 the remains to the depot.
 The appointment of T. G. Norris as resident agent of the Arizona Onyx Co. was filed for record today with the county recorder.
 Wood choppers wanted imme- diately. Call at the Comet.
 Hon. E. r. Greenlaw, the Coconino lumber man, is in town today, look ing after business affairs.
 Zuui Tribe, No. 6, Improved Or der of Red Men. was instituted last night at Masonic Hall by A. A. Long, of Toltec Tribe, No. ,, ot Phenix. The tribe starts off with charter membership of over one hundred, composed of our best citizens. X tribe will be instituted at Flagstaff tonight.
 There is a very firm law against selling whisky to Indians. Pres colt liquor men will govern them selves accordingly when any of the Red Men braces himself up against 1 the bar.
 MT. Ostrom informs us that he has accepted the posit on of princi pal of Yuma schools aud will leave with his family for that place the first week in September preparatory to the opening of schools SePtem,, Der I3. Yuma claims the second best school building in the territory with nearly as many pupils as Pres colt, having five teachers. He says if has been too cold in Prescott since his return from the south where they mad it hot for him poll tical!y.
 From Fridays Daily.