Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
Faon sAruapAY's DAILY.

xO8 SAxVk0ArS OaAAss Election tisksss printed q shis saacs. Lcnis Bsach returned 0 rseseett again ysstsrday.
 The public schsols uill have yaoa' l ton of tive weeks.
 Al. AitksA hes received anoshes 'os of choice eastern older. Electric lights will be pi ced ir the | city hail next week. J. ". Ross is up iron Pssplss vxllsy, te spend the holidsys with his brethsr H. D. Rsss.
 Jamss Roberts has Alsd his apreint- ment and oath of oflioe, e dsputy sheriff at Congress.
 wv. Smith, oi the Quarts Noun tain mining company. came in teddy from Kansas City.
 Stephen Jaskssn, oi walnut Grove l was in tewa yesterday. and paid his rsspscts to this oflcs.
 The quartermaster as whippls will coll g 500 pounds of alfalfa hay. a' auction, December 30th. Neuntaia lions arc said co have
 killed upwards of thirty eo'ts n tAs
 vicinity sf Camp Weed. AL Aitkcn received lot ot J. '. Pace tobacces today. Kentucky Smile chewing, and creole smoking tobacco
 James Van scoy, Sport Doyle. Hu'
 bert Mulvonon and Wn Oliver cane in fren, Prescott Junction today
 Nr. and Mrs. N. H. Marlow, o
 Williamson vAllsy. were in tswn C
 day. purchasing Christnas present. Ss' tho little ones.
 The announcement has hesn made
 that Judge Cooley has decided to rs sign from the intsrstats commerce com mission.
 Prof. D. LambriEht has planned [
 visit te Camp Verde. Nontszums wslls
 and the Cliff dwellings. during tho
 holiday vacation.
 Dan Condron. . con of Stove Cen. dron of walnut Grove, wa,s quits
 sszisusly injured few days sisce by
 bsine thrown from hsrss.
 The Herald says that thsrs has besn
 an epidemic of colds, with . tendency
 toward pneumonia, perv ading tho vi
 cinity of St. Johns for short time.
 Robert II. Beach, brother oi Louis
 w. Beach, and son of the late Charles
 w. Beach, came in ou to-day's train,
 from Higby, Colorado. where hs rssides with his mother.
 J. l.. Fisher's car load oi n,ounts
 potatoes arrived by to-day's train,
 These are the finest potatoes brought
 to the Prescott market. Dee advertise. mont in another column. Our streets have bean crowded for sevsrAl days with visiters from the country who are purchasing holiday prssents and winter supplies. Aer- chants and their salesmsn arc in sonse- quenoe kept busy.
 CIV. Culver will commsuce on Monday to place the road in Niller's lane in repair. He will ditch the sides and scrape it up on the read, covering | it ever with heavy layer oi gravel. He says he intends to make 6rst class road of 1t.
 J. E. Wagsnsr and wife moved out (4sWalnst Grove to-day, where they expect to resids m iHtsrs. sAd whore tho former will engage in merchandis- ing. He expects ts open his station and sters, On Monday, with large
 stock of general nerchAndise goods. Dr.. Gee. D. Kendall and family left
 this morning for the Buckeye canal, in
 Aaricopa county, to spsnd the winter. Tho doctor owns . tract of land under the above canal, and gees dowa to im- preve it. The family has resided in Prescott 70 lsag that they have been
 looked upon as one of the psrma ansnt fixtures of Prescott, and they will be nisssd by our people. Dut we hope te sss them return again when hst wsathsr commences.
 The mining interests in Mohave county have hopeful outlook fer the coming year. A good many mines
 have changed hands during the past three months and work has been com mencsd on all of them. With tho ad- vent of capital Mehavs will take her place in the front rank a . bullion pro ducer. There arc other mining deals which are about to bs censammatcd which will bring an investment iato the county which will add materially to tho mining interests, and put into
 circulation good many aollars.-Mo- have Minor.
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