Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-11
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.

Jas. A Guild is on duty once more.
 Prescott will have . good ice cro
 this season.
 w. D. and John M. Aaitken lei
 for California to-day.
 George Merwin will go out to tn
 DOsoris again tomorrow.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned from tn Congress mine yesterday. Don't fail to hear Judge Wright. ol General Shields, Thursday night. H. E. Chase and David Fuller, prom
 nent stock men of Tonto Basin, are il town. Associate Justices W. w. Porter an, w. HI. Barnes arrived last evening iron the south.
 The thermometer registered the mer cury at F degrees below zero on Satur- d,y night.
 Sleigh and cutter owners charge from $2 90 to s per hour for use O team and vehicle.
 An invoice of bill-heads, letter-heads colOred and white cards, etc., just re. ceived at this office.
 A freight train wreck is reported on the Atlantic & Pacific at Williams. Nc particulars could be learned.
 Judge Wright's lecture, on Thursday night, will be delivered in the court house.
 Messrs. ,Behan and Brecht, of the board of supervisors, have been wrest- ling with fee books all day.
 Hon w. A. Rowe has been spending several days with his family in Prescott but will leave for the head of Slate creek tomorrow.
 A. E. Foote returned last night from his trip to Castle Greek mining district. He reports two inches of snow at the Walnut Grove dam.
 Owing to nigh water in Black can yon and the Agus Fria there has been no mail from the south for two or three days.
 Through typographical error, pre- sumably, our contemporary made the city indebtedness to appear as being $lS5,O00, or just $l0O, 900 in excess of what it is.
 Dennis Burke killed a pair of beau tiful swans, just below Whipple, on Sat urday afternoon, with Q rifle, on the wing. They are . rara evis in these parts.
 The fees of the recorder's office for the first nine days of this month has already amounted to $245, or with in 8 of the amount of the monthly sal ary of the recorder.
 A. R. Cook, who came here recently from Oakland, to purchase train load of cattle, was compelled to return yes- terday without having accomplished his object, owing to the storm.
 Supreme court met at 10 o'clock this the full bench being present. Revised rules were submitted and q number of cases set during the forenoon when an adjournment was had until o'clock.
 The year 1888 opens auspiciously for . perceptible increase in our popula- ion, there having been an addition of hree already to it since the last issue of the JouRSAL-MINKR.
 Mrs. Fannie A. Stephens, Mrs. s. I. Kick and Miss Florence Jackson will cave for the formers ranch, near Gil cit, tomorrow, where they will reside lntil May.
 With the mercury at l 2degrees below 'ero in our "sun-kissed" (excuse this Arizona, it starts the cold 'weat from every pore to think what our 'astern cousins must suffer.
 A young man named Schott had his left shoulder dislocatsd. to-day. at iroom creek. He was brought into own by Sidney Cook, and tho joint was eplaced in its proper position by Dr. Halsey. As an Illustration of tho divenity of Arisona's climate. the stags drivers on 'he Black canyon road. who drive into Prescott, report an entire absence of 'new at their other home station Bum- 'le Bee. Mercury at l3 degEees below 'eso in Rrescott, end not down to tho zeoEing point z7 niloo ooufh.
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