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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
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WOLF SON Main Plaza

beugten, budten in 3itteruber Oenutb.
Sd tonnte unangefo9ten iiber fie berrz
i9en in gelaHener Milbe; i'd beburfte
feiner Strafe, um mir @ebOriam 5u ers
3mingen. Niit meinem Sgelpan3er ge-
riiItet, bOife i'd mid nun 10 lange ge8en
ibre Yfeile baIten gu t6nnen, Bis bic
@etpo5nbsit Elm feiterer 5dilb getpOrz
ben lit. @s lit alto m6gli6, oaB i'd bod
nod einmal Mur3el i6lage i'm 2eben.
9as lit bic @ei9i6te meines b6fen Gee
f9ts. meine 9amen, urtbeilen Sic
ieIbft, tpel@ boben Wertb basielbe fit
mid baben muB.
., tpie mertpiirbig! iagte bic Grau
&e9nungsrdtbin.
0eIene iab elm Meilben na6bentlid
Dor fi6 nteber. Damn iagte fie, nit bers
bedter 69altbeit aufblidenb:
ST es aber ni9t elm bis6en unbors
fi6tig, 6err Ooftor, baB sic uns elm 10
gefdbrli6es @ebeimniB in bic Ddnbe
legen? 9enten sic bod, tpenn Sbre
e9iiIer aud nur cine Nbnung betdmen
bon ber inneren uria9e Sbrer 6ur9t=
barfeitl Da wiiroeses nit Sbrer 9errz
i9aft elm i9nelles gnbe baben! Sic
niifen ndmli9 tpihen, mir baben mors
gen einen SameHfaHee.
9oftor Beling eridrat tpirtli9, biels
lei9t ni9t minoer iiber bas @ort Oae
menfaffee iiberbaupt als iiber feline llnz
borf9tisteit. @lei6 barauf aber bafs
tesen leine 8lide nit einem i1nigen
Musbruf OH 9elenens la9enben Nugen,
unb er iagte, ibrer SHUTTER bic 9ano
rei6enb:
SD muB es pobl setban baben, mill
i6 8ertrauen su Sbnen bate.
Die Srau &e9nunssr6tbin aerbriidte
cine Sbrdne in ibrem Muse unb ma6te
elm @ef6t, als OBJ fie in ibrem 9er5en
elm ungebeures @eliibbe tbdte. Sbre
So9ter aber mar merflib roth eetporben
unb goB benz @ait eilig neuen Gaffee eit1,
obslei9 feline 9aife nod balb bDa mar.
Nu9 fie muBte eiuen S6red betommen
baben, benn ibre Nugen lu9ten dngit=
LID auforoerno BEN 8lid ibrer Wfuts
ter; bod bic tpintte drserli9 ben 2opf
i9nttelno un0 blln3elno ab.
pl6blidb ri9tete Selene fi6 trobig
empor uab iagte nit bepun0eruspertber
Geierli6feit:
9err Sottor, mir tper6en Sbr Ser
trauen ni6t miBbrau9en. Gum 3eis
den beHen tpiu i9 es iOeleib nit einem
8ertrauen erluibern. sic finb elm ers
fabrener Mann; bite, fasen sic mir,
mas tpiirben Sic bon einem Mdb9en
balten, bas in ibrer Sugenb cine bobe,
ibeaIe 2iebe gebabt bat uub ipdter in
bOrseriidten Sabren einea anoern Mann
beitatbete2
0ie Grau &e9nunesrdtbin ma6te bers
5meifeIte anhrengungen. bem 9oftor
einen abratbenben Mint 3u geben; ct
fab ni9ts, ionbern belt ben Bid berle'
gen in bic &affeetaiie geientt.
Warben Sic elm iol6es Mdo6en ni6t
ftir uantelmtitbig, oberHd9Ii9, nieorig
ertldren mufiena brdngte 9elene.
(Gortfetuns fo!st)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

unb balb wurben lie bon unieren 2anbs.
leuten ben Waitbemerbern anberer Natios
nalitdtea als &dufer borge3ogen unb
na6 3rdften sef6rbert. Die @6nners
f9aft bate einen bur9aus materie1en
Sintergrunb. 9ie Bareelonettes fauf.
ten un6 berfauften ndmli1 bebeutenb
grOBere Mengen bon Waaren, als ibre
&onturrenten i'm &leingel6dft. Dieie
leBteren nuBten bic ibnen getpdbrten
a9tmonatli9en 9rebite Der Smporteure
nod &rdften aus, an bielen pIdben
tpar ber gintauf bon Manufatturuaaren
iiberbaupt nur Sedmantel, I'm nit benz
8eloe Spefulationen in lanbpirtbf9afts
li1en proouften su MAIDEN, ober losar
um Wo9enl6bne auf ben @iitern, ben
gergmerten ober in 6abrifen au beaab=
len, uno bier6ur6 marb bic @runblage
bes Gleingei6dfts cine Iansiame 0ers
iDertbung nit groBem 0erbienH. esn
ben 6auptffdbteu bate bas Gpfem,
pribatperfonen, auf aumdblige 9lb.
f9lags3ablungen bin, fir li9 unb ibre
WerwanbtI@aft gu bergen, 6as 8aarge.
i9Gft fat berbrdnat. 9ie 5ransofen
fingen an ba a nit tpenig Nuben aber
rai6em umiaB gu berfaufen. Wsit tlei.
item ober gar feiaem Qufi9lag perfaufs
ten fie srOBe partien @aaren, oisfons
tirten fofort ibre Ge9nungen Su elm
pro3ent per NtOnat unb begniigten ii9
nit bieiem NbSug als @rfaB flr ibre
Irbeit un6 3eit. Su bielem 3ei6en
fiegten lie. Balb murben aus ibnen
md6tige unb gefdbrli9e Wiitbemerber,
ibr Gapital ber9rDBerte ii9, Der Na9s
i6ub bon iingeren &rdften aus ibren
Shdlern nabm idbrIi6 au, unb 10 fonnte
es ni6t ausbleiben, baB bic 2iibneren
unter ibnen Waaren fhr eigene Ge1=
nung importirten. Darauf ii5ere
l9memmten iie nit aablloien 3peigges
fbdften ale fleineren Stdbte oes gan3en
2anbes. Ser @rfolg blieb iiberal bers
ielbe uno ielbit Der geniiglame inldnbiz
fde Manufafturiit inuBie eingeHebsn,
benz frans0lii6en @el9dftsberfabren
ni9t gewa6Ien gu fem. gu f9merfdls
lig, iein bisberiges Spifem su dnbern,
begniigte er fi9 nit S9elten unb ergiebt
iib iegt nit itoif6er Rube in iein Sc.
f6id.
Die Statiitit bes pergangenen Sabres
ergab als Nnaabl ber in Merifo li6 auf.
baltenben 6ranaoien 12,30O bon peIs
den mebr als 10000 bef6dftist finb,
Manufatturnaarea am 2abentii9 gu
bertaufpn. Sie 3abl oer in allen @es
f9dftssmeigen seritreuten Deuti9en
iberIteist in Der ganaen GepubIit
nidbt 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
@eibe 9apns.

25o0 garts 5beer, .puir,coro, Blaib
9uwus, 10 Gents per garb; Wiarieillss
bon l24 Gents per Oarb an; feline
Blques, IS Gents pet Darb; DreB @auz
brics, 121, 162 unb 20 @ents; ensliide
@ambrics unb gtoinioOts, SO 3oll brett,
20 Bic 50 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
Gtuftimmiaes llrtbetl.

Der Apptbeter gB. .. Sult in Sippus, Snhiana,
beSeust $50 tam ba5 electric 8ttter8 ais fa5
bette 6eilmitte eEipfehIeu. Seize 5la6e, pelde per
fault purbe, bat bic 9epini6te Slle gebra6t. Sc
mano puroe mad benz @ebraude ben Slaifen
9abren lang sepeintst bate Der 4pptbeter Gbrabam
9are in 9eapige, Sbio, periAert nDejenise Wies
ttsin, rpelfe meiner 20ibrsen Griahrung mad yam
beieu seht@ 1T has Gleerie 8tterS". Idnienne ron
dbnli4en 3eusniien liesen ror, 70 eab paS urtbeil
babin lautenb haB eaS electric 8tters ale rantbeen
eer eeber, ler Reren uno ee5 8uteS beilt Elm gang
einifimmtses 1T.
Die 6laiae fpiiet nur so Gents. gu baben in alien
Npotbeten. OreiB, 3bpmpipu 81 Co., gBbpleiaIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
Ser Wf6rber @alIenfeins.

Ser Ws6roer Wallenfeins.
Gin iunger Mann eri6eint Dor einem
Sbeaterbirettor uno ertldrt ibm feline
4bf9t S6auipieler gu perben. Ser
Sireftor ldBt ibn ben MonDlog aus
Samlet betlamiren unb iiber3eust fi@
babel bon Der Dollfommenen l1nfdbigs
felt oes angebenben Wfimen. Saben
Sic f6on einmal geipielt2 fragt er,
na6oem bieier geenbet bat. Sa tppbl,
antpOrtete ber iunse Mann, unb 8par
ben Walenitein. Sic irren iib, meint
oarauf Der 8irettor, Sic pollsn iagen:
ben BUTLER. benn i'd bin iiber3eugt, Sic
baben ben Wallenltein umgebra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
Wefdrbte Qamns.

40 3Oa breiter 8attiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 123 Gents per gurb; Ylaib
2awns, 30 3Oll brett, in 4 6arben. 10
Gents; 100 9tide Berth Orsanbies,
129 Gents; @utle goro Orsanbies, 12I
Gents; Beril6er MuG auer Nrt, 30 uno
35 @euts; Nuerican gballies, sebrudt
unb edtfarbtg, IA Oarbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

9ie 9eutI9en in Obto,
meint Der y Deutide &orresponbent" in
Baltimore, i9einen bel ben Brobibitios
niiten in bDbem IuieBeu au iteben. 9or
einigen Sabren nominirten Iie ben @raus
pens unb 8riiBmuller S9umader fur
bas 8ouperneursamt, iebt 1T ibre Wabl
auf ben pfarrer 5. .. Selpig gefauen.
@ouberneurs' 'Sanbibat ber 8robibitio.
niiien 1T alerbings elm perlorener go.
ten, aIiO gut genug fir bic 9euti6en |!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
gDir baben cine enDrne NnSlp1bl TT lpd0eGten StD
tins, 3epbprS 2awnS, BdttiiS G1mbric6 unb 0ingbam

ldrsr. Sic fnb. ausse3sidnet in Der
Bdide unb i'm Sam ssfdrbt.
Sdcttifde 3ephhre allerlebter MScbe
in alien Wuffern, iclio sefarbt, 81 3cll
brett, 25 Gents.
gine blbi9e Muswabl BON Sdpttis
fden gbanbraps 35 unb 40 @ents.
@rpBer 8crrutb bon 9lassop Be-
pbhrs aller Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
2iebenswiirbig uno Elm 0umoriit

NItUVHIFUNtUIB INV VII HJHtFUtITI
suslsi9 1T elm @inbre6er. pel9er tiir3s
lid aus Der Wobnung BEG friiberen
@Ouoerneurs Gong BON Maha6uietts,
in Bingham BEL 8olton, bns Silber.
seus itabl. IS fam ibm gu Sbren, baB
Or. 2Ona gan3 befonbers ben 8erluit
breier 26ffel bebauert, bon benen atpei
ieiner Wuiter unb elmer ieirer Grau gez
bort batten. Dieier Sage liefen bic
SOffeI per pof wieber bel 6errn
Yong Elm in einem pdd6sn, auf mel.
dem als abienOer g8eni. 5. Butler"
permertt itanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

Cine pon ltdnbige Qluswabl ter neue>
fen Muiter gu 12I uno Is @ts. per garb.
1856 Stiide ''New Departure" gu 20
unb % Gents.
Dies iinb Wuiter frun3Ofider aanifz
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6riihlinsswaaren in fOtiben Jarz
Sen 1233, Is unb 20 Gents.
Sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben immer pppu<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
Sriide 9eiuensenge.

8lonisn-2einen, 8eIfaif 8rown DreB
2inens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.8 8attif,
BON 10 @entS an; 9einen.@ @ambrics, SO
@ents Big 81, unb pieles Mnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

s. Spgel bat ben 2eibsStau bon
8ersitrOm & @rap getauft uno labet
Seben freunolidlt ein, por3uipre6en,
Der Bierbe, guggies &C. faufen ober
bertaufen pia. 20,6,3Wfm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
Qamns.

Wir baben leet mebrere hunbert Stide
ameritanii6en, ensliiden, triiden, frans
3Siiiasn unb i6wei5sr 6abritats 3ur Ins
itdt auSliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

9llamp 9atrimensSlb bfmbr= =gpitem.
Office: Is Norb.GloresitraBe, Selepbon'
359. s. 6. Nbbep, Manager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

garnabA's omerifaniide @insbams
fiir Damen- unb Sinber &leiber, ertraz
tein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02
sSralrsSiiid)e gatins.

Sn Stem DOrter unp BOitcner 3eitun=
gen werben lie nit 374 unb 335 Gents
per Oorb anncncirt. Wir perfaufen
bieIelben 8aaren in ben fdSniten Wius
ltern au 35 unb 80 Gents per yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

Die
ss09ertli9e 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
teoeu Dommerfag
un6 foitst
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr uber $1.25 fis
6 Mpnate tn Vuramsbesablnms.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

Cine unsebeure gwswabl in bieisn
Mrtiteln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

9lneritaniide Satius.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Muffern nur 10
Gents per Yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-02

sdslide 6reie Yrciie fit Seras
er16eint
utit Ausaa6me oes Sonata9s
unb fD1tet
$1,000 fiir nas Sabr Dber $3.50
fir 3 Wtunate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
----------->>D~s-- Our Mineral Product

The year just closed has seen q
 greater mineral output from this sec
 tion than any previous year ill its his
 tory. The Sampling works of the Ari-
 zona Ore company report shipments since May lst. exclusive of Congress and Hillside mines, oi l,345 ,l72
 pounds. As the records previous 10
 that, for the first four months of the
 year were destroyed in the fire, the shipments, can only be approximsted.
 But it is safe to estimate them on the
 same average as the January and Feb-
 ruary shipments, would fully equal
 those of the last two months of the
 year, while March and April were as
 good months as any in the year. This
 estimate would give for the year a
 total of 2,Ol7 ,76l ponnds, or I,0JS tons.
 The shipments from the C ngress
 amounted to over 600 tons, valued a,
 slO5 ,O0i while the Hillside shipped 62C -asas, ksrg ass-agggg: F se cs 2 POS .ans In addition to this there were probably from l5o to 200 tons shipped during the year direct to smelters, which dc not appear on tic records of the Samp- ling works. shipment of bullion by Wells, Fargo X Go. for the year amounted to between Sl50,o0O and $l60, ,OOO, while Tip Top district, which exports its product via Phenix, reports an output of ore amounting in round numbers to $75,000. Tine above does not include the shipment of copper bull lion and matte from the United Verde mines, which we have been unnble thus far to obtain. The outlook for the present year is still more favorable. and as there is probability of five or six mills being in operation during the year, with probably two or three addi tional smelters, the bullion produ ct particularly will he largely increased.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
To Whom !, May Concern.

All parties thinking of sending East for Fall, Winter and Christmas goods will find 1t to their interest by frs, looking at Mrs. D. J. Sullivan's goods Everything less than Eastern prices Call and examine for yourself. l can save you 70 per cent. on every dollars worth of goods you buy. No humbug. Youths suits and overcoats at cost Ladies', Children's and Mems under. wear. Yarn and Zephyrs of all kinds Ladies. children and mems Shoes, with out end. Ladies chlidren's and mems Hose. Blankets and Comforters. A new supply of Gents Furnishing Goods of all kinds. The largest stock o Ladies' and Children's, trimmed and untrimmed, Hats in Arizona.
 Respectfully,
 MRS. D. J. SULLIVAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 X Happy New Year to all.

Good resolutions will be ripe to- morrow.
 No paper tomorrow, it being legal holiday
 John Stevens returned yesterday from Phenix.
 Railros,d tickets bought and so'I at | A. a,tkens. Nice lot of perfumery at the Corner l drug store u Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet"
 Call at the Corner drug store for fancy articles. If Pure drugs and chemichals at the Corner drug store. u All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. u Pretty designs of Silverware in table goods, at Geo H. Curry's. Judge Richard DeKuhn cime in from Cherry creek yesterday. Oh, for good smokel Aiken has
 -the :" Key West Bouquet" A meeting of tn, Tough Hose com pany Is ordered for Wednesday evening
 The board of supervisors counted the cash in the county treasury this after noon.
 1 Ii T. Andrews has moved his inter nal revenue office to the law office of J. F. Wilson.
 Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner drug store. if MT. and Mrs. Chas. a Girdler returned Saturday evening from a two months visit to the east.
 Supervisor elect Ellison has not shown up yet with his oath of ,ffice or official bond.
 Gee. W. Hance is in town attending to his brother James, who was recently kicked by a horse.
 Fresh lot of choice fat, smoked bloat- CTS, or Arkansaw herrings, just received at ]. l.. Fishers. If
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken tucky, whisky just received at the Pres. cott Sample rooms.
 The new board of supervisors will hold their first session on Monday January 9th, 1889.
 Geo. H Curry is opening beauti ful line of fine Gold jewelry, of exquisite designs, for holidays.
 Iowa Creamery butter, nice, fresl and sweet, just received at the o. K store, West Prescott. tf ! Buy your Louisiana State Lotter, tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agenc,
 or the same, in Prescott. | County Treasurer Bashford hal turned the delinquent roll over to th' board of supervisors.
 Geo. H. Schuerman, of the Pionee
 Hotel, has lots of fresh eggs for sale a 90 cents dozen. d26te Joseph Nesbit, of Walnut Grove brought in six deer last night. H, killed five of them on Christmas. | W. E. Hall and wife, after an absence of two or three months, have returne, to Prescott again. and the farma- w;'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Wednesdays Edition

! Holidays are over. | No eastern mail last evening. New Years was a quiet holiday. | w. B. Jones returned from his trip
 east on Monday evening. Mrs. D. c. Thorne presented her hus-
 band with ron for New Yesr's present.
 The county's cash box received by
 Geo. c. Waddell today contained $6S,6l4.2l.
 Mayor Howard is justly proud of the endorsement of his official acts by hts reelection.
 k. $. Clark, formerly editor o! the Flagstaff Democrat, has taken editorial charge of Hoof and Horn The complimentary hop given by the Dudes last evening was very enjoy able affair, and the attendance was un- usually large.
 Pope says, Beauty draws us by a single hair The Beauty cigars can be drawn without single hair, CT even a plaster on the back af the neck. The best cigars in town, at c. w. Ford's.
 Smoked glass was in demand yester- day to witness the eclipse. The JOUR NAL-MINER's astronomical observer has not yet gotten the report of his obser- vations in shape for publication.
 Dr. Vickers, through his attorney, Walter q. Scott, has brought suit against the board Of supervisors to re- cover $25 for professional services, in the examination of an insane patient
 Martin Maier, with his usual gene rosity, remembered the printers yester- day with the very best he had in stock, for which he is and ever will be grate- fully remembered by the JOURNAL MINERS force.
 The city election passed off very qui- etly yesterday. While there was con- siderable interest manifested in it, there was little excitement The total vote boiled was 37l, resulting in the election of the following: Mayor, John How ard chief of police, J. NJ. Dedson; treasurer, Geo. s. Porter; assessor, Chas. P. Hicks; councilmen, D. Levy and F. G. Parker.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
A NEW DEAL.
A List of the New County Officers,
 Their Deputies and Bundsmen

A general change of county offic;sl.
 took place yesterday. clean sweep e
 the old officials being made, and a new
 deal all around taking place. w. J. Mulvenon, whs has filled the office of sheriff for two terms-.iour years, with credit to himself and honor to the county, surrendered it to W. O. O'Neill, who is the first republican sheriff the county has ever had since party lines were drawn in the county For deputies, Mir. o'Neill has appointed Murray McInernay. under sheriff; NJ. ] Hickey, jailor. and W. W. Vanderbilt, deputy. His bond is in ths sum of $l5,000, with the following sureties Joseph Dougherty, $2.500; W. c. Bash. ford, $2, 500; Ed. w. Wells, S2,500; D. W. Thorne, s2.50O; E. L. Jordan, $2 800. Win. Duncan, $2,5o0 Geo. c. Waddell received the ceun- tvs cash box and its contents in full from w. (. Bashford, and has located in the county building on Cortez street, and will ran the office without any deputy. The bond required of him as treasurer an,. tax collector IS $l00,00O, and the following are the names of his b ndsmen, with the amounts which ench qualified for: John w. Deugherty, $lO,00O; Andrew J. Hudson, $5.OO0 {; John Chart, S2,O00; Peter J. Brannen, S2, 300; Allen Doyle. $2,5O0; Dennis j.. Brannen, 5000; Thomas J. Eaman, S5,O00; John Lawler; Sl0,0O0; David W Strahan, S2, 300; Jerry W. Sullivan. s2,5O; Peru P. Daggs, $l2.5O0; Sax ton s. Ackers, $2,5O0; Harry Fulton, 5000; John H Hicks, S2,5OO; liar ly H. Cartier, s2,5O0; Dennis J. Marr, s2 800; John F. Daggs, si2,5Oo; John G. Campbell, $2,5OO; James N. Baker, S2 800; George H. Curry. $5,0o0; Levi Bashford, $7,OO0; Ed. W. Wells, $7,OOO.
 The county recorders office was transferred by Ed. J. F. Horne, who has filled the position satisfactorily for two years, to Chas. II. Akers, who has for his deputies. John NJ. Aiken and Orick Jackson. His bond Is in the sum of $3,o0O, the bendsmen being Geo. H. Curry and T. J. Butler.
 w. w. Ross succeeds J c. Herndon as district attorney. His bond is in the sum of $2,oO0, win J. R. Fitzpatrick, D Rabbit and H. c. Lockett as bonds men.
 Enoch w. French is Judge 0'Neill's successor as probate judge, his bonds being $5,000, with the following sure ties; $. c. Miller, J. w. Harrington, Levi Baskford, J. Nj. MeCandless. Jul N Rodenhurg.
 The only supervisor who has quail fled Is A. A. Moore, with S5. 900 bond 1, with John G. Campbell, T. l.. Bacon and James NJ Bakers autographs at tached to 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Heavy frost last night. Mighty poor weather for ice men.
 No mail from the west last evenins
 K. NJ. Rodgers, Verde valley, is Il
 town.
 | The English Kitchen Is doing geo'
 business.
 I N H. Tallman has, We learn, goh'
 back 10 New York. ! J. H. Lee, of the American f"i''i
 was in town to-day. l The board of trade held an interest
 ing meeting last night
 A new invoice of drugs were reoei'o'
 to-day at the Corner drug store
 Miners are still in greater denhah'
 than the supply around Prescott. Joseph Cook, of Williamson 'aiiey' | left fer home to-day, leaded with sup plies
 Articles of incorporation oi the Tres colt Electric Light company were hisd to-day. w H Williams will leave in the morning for Ash Fsrk, to complete his | term of school. A scrapping match teok place in the postofiice to-day, it is said, over a gambling debt. Jules Baumann has gone out to Prescott Junction, to take charge of the Railroad hotel. Joseph Coulsen has gone to Phenix. to live, while B. O. Williams has taken charge of the Gillett hotel and station.
 Murray McInernay sent blackboard out to Camp Verde to-day, to bring his family into town. where they will reside in future.
 c. w. Beach came up from Kirkland, Thursday evening, and left on Fridays train for a visit to his family, at Los Angeles.
 First Lieutenant Charles H. Grierson, 10th Cavalry, has been appointed act ing aide-de-camp to the department c5mmander.
 Lawyers are busy getting ready for supreme court. The JoURNAL-MINER Job printers are also busy preparing briefs and transcripts for them.
 A snow storm set in Friday evening, lasting for an hour or so, wh the "clouds rolled by" and we are now en- toying our usual fine, cloudless Italisn sky.
 The five months-old son of MT. and Mrs. $. L. Stringfield will be buried to- morrow afternoon, from the family resi- dence in West Prescott. Friends and acquaintences are respectfully invited.
 Stages got through last evening from the south by both the Black Canyon and Wickenburg routes. The latter brought back mail sack which had been shipped from the Prescott post office four days previously, with its con- tents still untouched It was reshipped again this morning.
 Aneastern exchange says that man stopping h's paper wrote to the editor "I think men orient to spend their mummy for paypers, my dad diddent and everybody sed he was the intel lergentest man Tn this secshun and he had the smartest family I hoys that ever dug taters."