Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-11
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 Globe has . justice of the peace named Blank.
 Rev. Newton and his holiness band are in Tucson.
 Parson Fowler, the evangelist, has located ct Tempe.
 A Phenix man advertiaes to coll good milk COWS at from $12.50 to $15 each.
 The product of the Silver King mine for the first eleven months of 1887 was $646, ,126.
 l.. J. Wilkerson has been pardoned from the penitentiary by Acting Cover nor Bayard.
 Cochise county wa rants are an paid up to date. The bonded indebtedness of the county is $345jO0u. Cotton was raised successfully, last year, near Globe It has also been raised heretofore in the Salt river valley.
 Richard Rule has resigned as secre- tary of the prison commission, and Jo- seph J. Stein has been appointed to the position.
 The manager of the Phenix opers house is negotiating with Langtry, the Jersey Lily, to induce her to play to the Phenicisns.
 Work will begin on the Tucson, Globe and Northern rsilroad within the next ten days, and when it does begin it will be in esrnesE
 , Evangelist Fowler adv@rtises sshis household furniture for sale at Phenix, preparatory to shaking the dust of Ari. zona from his feet forever. Within the next two or three months . large number of new vineyards will be planted, and choice wine and raisin grapes will be set out near Mesa city.
 Jim Borrock was killed near Fort Bowie, Friday, by . COW boy named Moss. A coroners jury acquitted the latter, on the grounds of self-defense
 A Tombstone miner. thought to get . fortune easy on New Years day, and re located the Empire mine. He was not aware that the mine had been patented Treasure shipments, through Wells Fargo & Co.,, from Phenix, for the month of December, 1887, was $6O, 716.55, of which amount $l9,O11 wa. gold bullion.
 A gentleman owning . plantation ir Louisiana is expected to visit Phenix soon, to thoroughly investigate the adaptability of the Salt River valley soi and climate to the sugar industry.
 Rev. E. K. Crews, formerly pastor o the M. E. church in Wilcox, tiring o Methodism, announces his withdrawal from that persuasion, and acceptance o 8 call from Presbyterian congregation in the east, whither he will go nex1 month.
 Quite rich strike has recently been made in the Boss mine, one of the Grand Central properties, near Tombstone The rock found is gold bearing; runs into the thousands, and contains but ( small amount of silver.
 The Star says that there is prospect of the Santa Cruz valley being the gar den of Arizona Recent water devel Opments and its abundance, ani tine vast area of rich alluvial soil, which is capable of producing all the cereals, fruits, etc., leads to this conclusion.
 Phenix has a little "Pelon" or Chi huahua dog that cures rheumatism by lying iE contact with the affected part. He is known as tho Doctor" and at tracts attention by his peculiar appear ance. His head and tip of tail are cov- cred with long, white hair, and . small tuft sticks out from his side. Not another hair is on his black, thick skinned body. Willis Brown, butcher of Phenix, was murdered, by Mexican comrade, at Pichaco, Pinal county, on Thursday of last week The body was not discov- cred till Saturday. The coroner held an inquest on Monday. The deceased was on his way to Sonora to purchase horses, and had over $600 on his person. He was shot early in the morning while in bed. The murderer took the horses nd left for Sonora The deceased was thirty-three years old, and was regarded as good citizen.