Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

| FkOM AfAiLh. | P. J. Mccormick, of Williamson val ley, is in town
 | T G. Norris, of Flagstaff, came in on
 last nights train.
 1 J. E. Brown has returned to Prescott
 to locate permanently.
 | Dudley and Harvey Helm are ex-
 pected at Tip Top this week, again. ! J H. Carpenter will do full honor to
 the position of chief clerk of the
 council.
 | Among the arrivals last night were
 J. H. Carpenter and J E Brown, both
 former residents of Prescott. | General Mcdonald, formerly of the
 Mineral Belt railroad, came in from
 Los Angeles on Saturday evening,
 Chief Of Police Dodson is confined to
 his room with sore eye, two physi.
 cians being in attendance on him. s
 Judge HaIledine will remain for
 several days In Prescott, attending to
 legal business of the Atlantic & Pacific [ railroad.
 F. M. Buck, ot Holbrook, one of the most prominent citizens of Apache county, is welcome visitor at the capital of Arizona.
 Argument in the libel case of Johns- ton ys Morrison was concluded on Sat : urday in the Supreme court, and the case was submitted The members of the legislature were dined at Los Angeles by Superintend- ent Muir, uf the Southern Pacific rail road, while en route to Prescott A couple of soldier entered The Fashion saloen yeste,d day morning and deliberately and maliciously broke the elegant and costly platc-glass doors.
 MT. and Mrs. Wardrobe, of Wauke- sha, Wisconsin, father and mother of Mrs. Lieutenant Palmer, arrived at Whipple last evening. and will spend the winter here.
 A Capital remover remarked this morning that he expected cool recep- ton on his arrival in Prescott, and he was not disappointed, with the ,hor- mometer below zero,
 Saturday and Sunday nights were 1 the coldest of the season. On Sstur- day night the thermomet, reached | degrees below zero, and Sunday night | 1t lodged at the two mark.
 A valve at the city water works burst | last night by being frozen, and the city | engineer says it will necessitste closing down for ten days, until new valve can be received from New York.
 J. II. Hoadley. very genial gentle man, and an old Californian, who rep resents the southern district in the leg iilative council. honored the JOURNAL MINER office with call to-day.
 Hon. W. c. Stewart, ei Flagstaff, WIS present to-day at tine opening of the Fifteenth legislature, reminding him. no doubt, of experiences of the Thirteenth, of which he was a member.
 The JoURSAL-MINER office was the recipient today of a pleasant call from Ii. B. Tenny, of the Tucson Citizen, and J. A. Chatham, of the Nogales Her aid, both of them very pleasant gentle men. and members of the Fifteenth legislature.
 A rather sudden and very sad death occurrel at West Prescott yesterday about noon. d. which hour tho spirit of Johanna Radczewsky took it's flight from its ca. thly environments De ceased was the eldest daughter of Mrs. Radczewsky, a widow lady with a large family ot girls depending on her for support She was n most estimahle | young laiy, and had just arrived at that age where she could materially | assist her mother in the maintenance | of her younger sisters. She was aged | I9 years months and 10 days.