Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-20
FRox TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 | l. T. S.oddard is sick in New York.
 Ella Clay's health is improvini slightly.
 Heavy rains are again reported in
 California.
 The south wind vest erday resulted il light showers during the night. The Pheuix stage was . couple O hours late to-day, on account of muddy roads.
 L. 0. Goednow has dseded to Clarl ( Adams lots 2 and {, bleck 2, Prescott fer el5o.
 It is sstimated that the Wham rob b, gy trial will be worth at least $5O.0O' to ! 'scsen.
 The ,NTy in the Black case were oul all night .,ud all day to-day. being un able to arrive at verdict,
 J.N. Rodeaburg' has been appointed special deputy sheriff, and is on guard duty at night at the csui,ty jail -----
 The testimony iu the Suith train robbery case elosed and the ccse was given..to the jury this aftsrn oon.
 To-day's train brought in a car lo al of grain for D. Levy & Go, and two car loads of miscellaneous merchandise.
 VIC Stewart delivered an eloquent address on behalf of his client, Matt Black, yesterday, in the district court.
 Baldwin < Johnston are engaged with District Attorney Ross in the prosecution of J. J. Smith for highway robbery.
 A deed from Mary A. Bean to J. w. Clay, dated August 3lst, 1889, for l61 acres of land on Groom creek. has been filed fer record.
 Nsjer Maynedier, psymaster U. s. A., has paid the troops at Whipple, and left for Camp Verde today to perform . similar service.
 g. c. Miller has sewn sixty acres in wheat on his home ranch in Miller valley, sad has sown forty acres in Skull valley this season.
 Lawyers and litigants can hsvo their supreme court work done at this office to the queens taste," on short notice, and at reasonable prices.
 Three six-msle teams arrived yester- day. loaded with telegraph poles and wire, and left with supplies for the south again ,his morning.
 Robert Cornell seems to be the only patriot in this section of the country who is wiling to go to St. Louis to at tend the silver convention.
 A deed has been filed for record from W. H. Willisraft to Adelaide Will liscraft, for . tract of land on Walnut creek, the consideration being $S50.
 Dr. Moseley, formerly stationed at Whipple, is in Phenix, looking af ter his ranch en the Highland canal. He is now stationed at Fort Clark, Texas.
 Phenix papers assert that ex-Gover- nor Zulick is expected in that place soon. WonGsr if he will mako good the dedication of his frie nd, Little Stevei
 The regular stated meeting of Golden Rule Chapter, No. l. Eastern Star will be held, at Masonic Hall, Thursday, the 2lst inst. All members are cor dislly invited.
 J.P. Haynes, of Hartf rd, Conner- ticut, director of the Gro Bella min ing company, arrived on yesterdays train, and accompanied Superintend- ent Helm out to that property today.
 We arc indebted to wm. N. Kelly, of the firm of Kelly < Stephens, for card of Tadella's Alloyed zinc pens, a new pen, made from . recently discovered competition, and claimed te be superior for writing purposes.
 Tho commissioner of the general land office has affi med the decsion of the Prescott land officers in the Flagstaff town site case, their decision being in favor of the town site company as against the contestant.
 With Ely's Cream Balm child can be treated without pain or dread and with perfect safety. Try the remedy It cures catarrh, hay fever and colds in the head. It is easily applied into the nostrils and gives relief with the first application. Price 50c.
 A new idea embraced in Ely's Gre am Balm. Catarrh is cured by cleansing and healing, not by drying up. It is not liquid or snuff. but is easily ap- pied into the nostrils. Its effect is magical and . thorough treatment will cure the worst cases. Price soc.
 4. Aitksn has received one car load of extra fancy Missouri apples, on sale by the barrel, or in less quantities. Also, some excellent New York, sand refined, cider, and eastern cranbsrries. Fresh candies, nuts. Fine cigars, to- bacco, etc., etc. All at bottom prices.'
 The condition Of MT. Eugene Mid dleton, who was with Sheriff Reynolds when tho latter was killed, is constantly and he will soon be able to take outdoor exercise each day. He is receiving the constant and watchful care of his mother, who has been at his bedside ever since his arrival here.-- Enterprise.
 Tho Nohave County Miner says that Captain W. H. Hardy succeeded in obtaining an abundant supply of water at depth of one hundred feet, at Kingman, in five days drilling. The captain is complete success at drill ing. He drilled hole clear through