Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25

Joseph Grismer and Mise Phehe Davies,
 both well known to former theater goers of San Francisco.
 NJ A. Lawler, formerly in the shei- iff7s office at this place, has recently been appointed deputy sheriff at Wy andotte, Kansas.
 Jessie Ellis, formerly of this county, was thrown from his wagon, recently,
 at Phenix, and received injuries which it is feared will prove fatal. Notwithstanding large extra editions of the JoURNAL-MINEH are printed each week, We have been unable lately
 to supply the demand for them.
 The remains of the late James Miles,
 who was killed in Los Angeles county. California, on the l7th instant, will be
 shipped to Prescott for interment. We are in receipt of copy of the
 Easton (Pa.) Argus, containing an sc- count of the wedding of Miss Zulick and Lieutenant Ramsey, on the 4th in stsnt.
 Clouds are gathering for the storm
 predicted last Saturday i'll the JOURNAL
 .i;:rn They are l.t:e coquettish, ilone.er, ant may pass away without storming.
 For d telegram Of nine words, receiy- ed at this office to-day, from Phmix, a
 toll of $l.31 was required. It came
 around by way of the moon or some
 other place, as the wires are down be-
 tween the two places.
 The only item the recorders offico
 yielded mp to-day was one deed filed
 for record, from Chas. A. Randall, ad- ministrator of the estate of C. P. Stan ton, to Coles A. Bashford ct al, for the
 possessory right to lG0 acres of land be- longing to the estate.
 The subject of the sermon in the Ma rina street Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday morning will he, "Kings
 without crowns" Tine subject of the l sermon next Sunday night will be,
 "Causes and Effects" Rev. J. c. Eber-
 hart, pastor.
 We are in receipt of book published by "The Baker & Taylor Company, 5 Bond Street, New York" entitled, "Oul Country its Possible Future and its Present Crisis" by Rev. Josiah Strong, D. D., which is very interesting vol ume
 The mocking-bird Is the American nightingale. Zitella Cooke presents in an entertaining essay many facts about the songs and habits of this marvellous 1 bird, in the January number of the American Magazine, which will be ne" ! to most of our readers.
 Prescott is one of the few places where l the price of composition on morning paper are no higher than on an evening paper. There is generally difference of five cents per thousand m favor of the night toilers. The price Tn Prescott is the same on both, 90 cents per thou md, or $4 per day. time work The train left today with both en- zines attached, to take seven car loads of beef cattle from Chino valley. Two
 of them were shipped by J. w. Sulli' van, and five by MT. Howard, Califor- nia buyer. The mail and express will be forwarded this evening in box car,
 and thssegular train will remain and come A'on regular time to-morrow. W. Smith. one of the proprietors ot | the Geneva nursery, at Geneva, New ! York, arrived in Prescott, on Wednes- | day, to take look at our country and examine its mining resources. MT. Smiths nursery will be remembered as
 the one represented here, few years
 ago, by J A. Goodhue, a very popular l gentleman. We welcome s"ch men as
 Mir. smith to our town