Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Martin Maier is sick.
 Militia boys will drill tonight.
 Mercury had an upward tendency to day.
 c. NJ. Clark left for Lynx creek thi morning.
 Hugo Richards has returned iron California.
 John Kirwaggea is up from hi Verde ranch.
 $. c. Rogers, IT,, of Walnut creek was in to VII to-day.
 Read the advertisement, "Assignee' sale," in this issue.
 Mrs. Ludwig Thomas and her son Harry, are both sick.
 Goddard and Tipps, sheep raisers have dissolved partnership.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins and family returned from California yesterday.
 Paris green, for potatoe bugs. al Hills hardware store.
 An expert scientist is in Southern Arizons. investigating native grasses.
 Cattle are reported as having been sold in this vicinity recently at $5 per head.
 The best weekly paper in Arizona will be issued from this office to- morrow
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at A. Aitken's.
 Wm. Cooper. of Skull valley, left for home to-day, after spending day in town among his friends.
 United States District Attorney Jef- lords has been visiting Flsgs,aff inves- tigating the timber cases.
 The city tax collector has published a notice to the effect that city taxes will be due September lst.
 John Sorg says that his daughter, Mrs. Emanuel, has improved slightly since removing 10 Los Angeles.
 District Attorney Ross has pur- chased, what he calls the best horse in this county, from John Stephens, giv- ing $l50 for him.
 Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has li--the " Key West Bouquet"
 One of the bondsmen of Jake Mef- ford withdrew from his bonds this and he was surrendered into the custody of the sheriff, and is now in jail.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency tor the same, in Prescott.
 The biggest storm experienced for years visited Phenix last Friday morn. ing. It was accompanied by a high wind, and considerable damage was done.
 All parties desiring dental work done should call on Dr. Waite at his office over the postoffice, before Aug. 10th.
 Alvord Aitken has received wagon load of watermelons from P: A. Will liams ranch. Melon eaters claim tisat Mf. Williams grows the sweetest melons in this section.
 Chinese Mary" was robbed of rice box containing small amount of a night or two ago. She told the officers that the thief overlooked . box containing over $l00.
 A. Wollenberg X Go. will. tomorrow, commence closing out their entire stock at assignee's sale, at prices lower than ever before known ill Prescott. Sec advertisement elsewhere.
 The only place in town you can buy choice Honey, in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, is at A. 
 The city tax roll foots mp over $S, 900. Of this amount, when collect ed, about 5000 will be applied in the payment of interest due, the semi-annual inter- est on water works bonds alone, to $2,6OO.
 A deed from J. F. OsenbuIg g to Wm. H. B. Johnson ct al, for lot 1, block p. Prescott, for $4OO, has been filed for record. A half interest in the same property has been deded to Mir. John. son. by John A. Moon. for $6OO.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Bashford, Misses Mimi and May Martin, Rev. E. D. Wyckof and Prof, ssor Blake left this for visit to the Moatezuma Wells. near Camp Verde. They expect to return on Friday or Saturday.
 John Temple has been srdoned, and was released from the territorial prison August 7th. The pardon was granted on the recommendation of Judge Wright, who passed the sentence, and of Judge Hazl dine. representing the prosecution, the crime of which he was being an attempt to wreck a train on the Atlantic aud Pacific rsil- road.
 Young Evarts, son of Senator Evarts of New York, who has been visiting MT. A. II. Pr-tt, at his cattle ranch near the Esquidilla m ountains, in the southern portion of this county, for some months past, Was unexpectedly called home by a dispatch from his fat her, on business matters. = Mir. Ev. arts was greatly pleased with the free and easy life of the cowboy, and regret ted his sudden departure very much. He promises, business engagements permitting, to return next spring and remain all summer-St. Johns Herald.
 The Flagstaff Democrat pays the iol- lowing handsome compliment to we'll known and popular attorney of this