Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-12

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 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER la, Iss
 LOCAL NOTES
 .FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Read the "$lO Reward" notice in thi
 issue.
 Indications are favorable for . sno,
 storm.
 City election will be held on Ne'
 Years day.
 And still no sign of . sidewalk CD tn
 east side of the plaza
 Thomas F Weedin, of Florence, wal married recently to Jennie Peytsn, b, Judge Ruggles.
 Ed. s. Wright, who was injured some time since, by having . horse fall witl him, is able to be around on crutches.
 County Treasurer Bashford expects to be able t0 redeem all outstanding warrants, of the series of 1886, this nenth
 The case of Territory of Arizona vs. Phil McDoaell, was postponed until 4 o'clock this afternoon. Cause of delay more jurors wanted.
 The Cra;gue cottage, on Willis street, was sold, at mortgage sale, on Tuesday, the purchaser being Dr. Geo. D. Ken dall, the price paid being $l, ,s66.
 Leroy Owens, the four-year-old grand son of MT. and Mrs. J. s. Stewart, of Upper Verde, died at the residence of the latter, of scarle: fever, last week.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad will pay between $47, 900 and $48OOO into our county treasury in a few days. Of this about onc-sixth goes into the scheel fund.
 l.. D. Voak, of the Boax mining com- panv, came up from Phenix on 'o-day's stage, and will go out to the company's mine tomorrow. MT Voak is accom- panied by his wife. C. n. Swain, a mining man, well known all over the Pacific coast, ar- rived on last nights train, and will spend several days in this section in the examination of our mining re- sources. FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY. Read New advertisements in this issac
 Ira Moore is up from his Walnut Grove ranch
 w. w. Snyder has been placing the Black Canyon road in repairs. The "dry moon" has "gene back" on weather rrecictors, as a rain set in last evening, continuing all night.
 There Is a steady but marked im- erovement in all branches of trade in Prescott
 Military orders of this department low bear the signature of Colonel ;rierson.
 A. A. Moore has taken let of fat :attle to Phenix tO tickle the Pheni- ,ians' palate with.
 Citizens of Verde valley will have a ,rand tournament on Christmas, as will e seen by notice published m this ssue. A threatened strike of Atlantic X Pa fife railroad employees has been averted " an aniicable settlement uI differ noes. 4 liberal reward is offered el-ewhcre n this paper for the return ef two iorees which s,rsyed from Prescott >w days since.
 ". H. Smith, of Williamson valley, 'as rented the Aud Williams residence, nd will move his family into Prescott , spend the winter. Governor Zulick is preparing to SOW 'o acres cf barley and 34O acres ia lfalia on his section of land on the Iighland canal, near Phenix. H.: Will J. Curry has made aa elegant ush covered semi-circular stand far .e display of watches and jswelry in n ,e show window of Geo. H. Cuarys weiry store.
 F. l.. Kastner has taken 8 lease on le Living stone properly, formerly be- nging to c. P. Head X Co, located orih of the alley in the rear of the p r office, as an adjunct his new saloon. Tho forenoon session of the district ,urt was occup ed to-day in hearing q stimony in the case of Phil McDon- ., ell, charged with an, assault with in- ., mt to commit murder on Robert .nta. The Judge delivered his charge nd the case was given to the jury at N .c o'clock this afternoon, and at the "a our of going to press had not agreed o'