Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-05
one received having been nearly all sold

already.
 A deed .so.n Lizzie Pee to Elizabeth A. Harrington, fer lots l5, l7 and N. } of lot IS, block 28, Prescott, has been filed fer record; consideration, $3,OOO.
 The following is the list of officers elected, oa Saturday evening, by Pres colt Chapter, Nc. l, Royal Arch Ma sons: R.N. Fredericks, H. .'.; F. C.. Brecht, K.; Geo. H. Curry, S.; F. G Parker. Treas; s. E. Bright, Sec.
 The following is the list of applicants fer teachers certificates at the quarterly examination, held to day: Mrs. E. M. Jennings, Misses May Martin, Mamie Davis, Maggie Archibald and Amanda Perdue.
 O.S. Morse will leave in a few days for Topeka, Kansas, where he will spsnd the winter. MT. Morse, during his residence in Prescott, has won host of warm friends who will win him we'll wherever he goes.
 Henry Spaulding sold his Agua Fria ranch, to-day, ts Robert DeI.arge, New Mexico stock raiser, who will place a large number of cattle on it. MT. Spaulding will remain in charge in the employ of MT. DeLarge for one year.
 Rev. G. H. Adams left on this morn- ing g train for Denver, to be present at the de.llcation, next Sunday of the finest church in Colorado, and one of th. finest in America. The choir which will furnish music for it will be cOm- posed of one hundred and fifty singers, mammoth organ and an orchestra of twenty pieces.
 FROM TUEsDAY'S DAILY,
 P. Foisey will leave for Fl Paso Thursday.
 Railroad tickets bought and s''.i at !. Aitken's.
 Christmas cards, large assortment, at ). l.. Fishers. u
 Aiken has the "boss" cisar-the [ Key West Bouquet"
 Oh, fer a good smoke! Aiken has -the Key West Bouquet"
 Joys Sarsaparilla cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases.
 Judge Wright rejoiced the hea. Is of the trial jury yesterday by dischai ng them.
 The jury in the case of Byrne vs Biyelow & Smith, retured verdict for 
 James Henrickson yesterday pleaded guilty to grand larceny, in the theft Of a burro.
 The present term of court will be adjourned in few days until January Fist, 1889.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received at the Pres cstt Sample rooms.
 Buy your l-ouisiana State Lottery .ickets of A. Aiken, who has th" agency Or the same, in Prescott.
 IL. Kastner is laying a hew side walk in front of his new building on the north side of the plaza. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock, Judge Wright will pass sentence on those con- victed during the present term of court.
 Pepsi stomach bitte,s-a splendid appeti and cure fer dyspepsia and indig .on, for g le at the Sazerac sslOOn. The JOURNAL-MINER is under Obliga- tions to Colonel and Mir. c, C. Bean for favors in the way of some very in interesting post-electiOn literature. w. A. Cuddy, better known as Coun- sellor Cuddy, writes to Prescott citi- zen, that he will toe in attendance at tho next session of the Arizona legisla- ture. : Geo. c. Peck, of the Tombstone Epi- taph mas purcha- ed m .tcrial for new democratic paper, ~h ch he proposes ,e establish in Florence. Mr. Peck was formerly Prescott tyPo.s sobh. obh. jf saaepnced that A. w. Kimball, master of this department, VIII " married, during the holidays, to Miss yictorina Armijo, of Albuquerque.
 Judge Wright listened, his ",'raing to evidence of mitigating nature, Tn the case of Charles Donlan, who plead guilty few days since to charge oi grand larceny Argument was also commenced in tue clse of Goldman < Co. ys Odell, and without concluding II the case was postponed till the ad iourned term of court, to he held in January.
 The announcement that the Arizona Mineral Belt railroad would be sold a auction, at 8 o'clock this afternoon, t' satisfy liens amounting to about VIZ, OOO against it, attracted larger congre gation of cspitalists around the court | house at that hour than has been seel together for many months in Prescott
 Flagstaff was represented by about doz, n while all the capitalists ol Pres
 ott were present. Promptly at thre o'clock, Sheriff Mulvenon commence
 reading the notices of sale, eleven
 number, and on their completion aske
 for bids on the property. On mhnl'
 the lien holders, P. J. Brannen, Flagstaff, bid SAC, 900. and Major D. \
 Riordan saw him $40 better, when tl
 road with all its equipments wei knocked down to him for $40, ,44O. An immense block of solid sulphur > ore, weighing nearly S,WO pound