Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-09

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 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Autumn leaves are getting ripe. w F. Hume is located In Seattle. Deputy Hickey has his wood sawyer' at work on the county's wood-rile- Prof Douglass, ]. J. Williams and Frederick E. Murray came in from Big Bug last night. SC. Miller sent lot of young horses and cattle out to his Ssnts Maria range to-day.
 Contributions ci current literature will be thankfully received by the prisoners of the county jail.
 The city council had its vsqueres out again last night. aud they made bis ronnd up of innocent cattle.
 Secretary N. O. Murphy arrived from Phsnix on to-day's stage, and received a hearty welcome from friends here, who are legion.
 A deed from A. J Dillon to Bash ford k Burmister, for the Central mine, Eureka district. for $200, has been filed for record.
 Lieut.. Ramsey's wife left for the east yesterday, to visit her mother. Her husband accompanied her to Prescott Junction.
 Judge Andrews dismissed the charge agsinst Jesse Martin, yesterday, en the grounds that tho evidence was insuiii. sisni to hold him.
 The following are the current prices for wood in Prescott: pine, S4 4OOCa4.50; juniper, $5.Oo, and oak S7.0O per cord for four feet lengths.
 The sheriff of San Bernardino. Cali fornia, offers $50 reward for the arrest of Charley Martin and Gus Wager, who are wanted for perjury. Both formerly resided in this county.
 Major Cembs and family lief, Whip pie this morning for Camp Verde, where the former goes to tako tho com mand of that post. relieving Major Coney, who has gone east.
 Companies I, F and B returned to whipple this morning from camp near the American ranch. They broke camp at 5 o'clock, making ths trip 10 whipple in about three hours.
 Adjutant General O Neill has received a muster roll from Kingmsn, contain ing the names of forty militismen who have enrolled under the banner of their country. He will go over soon and muster them in.
 The Albuquerque Citizen very truth fully remarks that every business man in town should have at least a small advertisement in every newspaper pub published there. It would be as bread cast upon the waters. Towns, and even cities, are judged largely by the character and appearance of their newspapers.
 Lsst nights mail brought a comp'i- mcntary ticket to the territ orial fair for the editor of this paper. Sorry that the distance by stage is too great for us to be able to use 1t. live had rail- road connection with the Salt river valley it would be a pleasure to pend a few days in attendance at the fair, as 1t promises to be unusually interesting this year.
 FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 The county jail contains only thres prisoners at present
 H. l.. Van Nostrand is sad to be To- cated at Pueblo, Colorado.
 This section was visited hy thunder, lightning and some rain to-day.
 Robert Brow came up from the lower Walnut Grove dam Saturday night.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Elmore, of Flagstaff. died recently.
 Judge Andrews, on Saturday even ing, dismissed the charge of assault against Alex. Harris.
 D. M. Riordsn is still in the east negotiating foi funds to build the Ari- zoua Central railroad
 S. D. Lount came iu from Phenix on Saturday, to look after the estate of his brother, George Lount, recently de- ceased.
 A. J. Burmister, wife and four chil drsn, the former brother of R. H and A. c. Burmister, arrived from the east to-day.
 Judge Andrews entered up jn gment to-day in favor of the plaintiff in the case of Alex. Harris vs. w. II. c. Nc Kesson.
 A. c. Rhodes, of New York, medical inspector in the United States navy, is visiting his son, Hon. J. V. Rhodes. at Flagstaff
 Lieut.. Greene, of the Signal Service, came in on today's train, to take charge of the Signal Service in this department.
 J. @. and Joseph II. Stephens came in from Los Angeles on Saturday. The latter left this afternoon, to make a shipment cattle.
 A little difference of opinion between a couple of citizens last night was set tied in Judge Andrews court this morning for $5.
 Rev. F.. D. wyckofr lief, on ,h after. noon's train for visit to his friend and classmate, F. w Sisson, treasurer of the Arizsna Lumber Company, al Flagstaff.
 Hon. J. V. Rhodes, manager of tho Arizona Cattle company, has recently purchased Philip Hull's winter ranch, near Flagstaff. together with 100 head of fine mares.