Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-10
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Another windy day.

huouhct "liuy uSy. R. H. Farley, of Tip Top, is in town
 Geo. w. Kay was released on bail to day.
 K. B. McCann, of Big Bug, is in Pres colt
 M. Murphy left for the Congress to-day.
 Governor Wolfley, and no mistake this time.
 G. Hathaway returned from Phenix yesterday.
 Hugo Richards and James O'Neal are back from Phenix. Robert Steen, deputy United Sta tes marshal, Is in town. Tom Davis, representing the firm oi H. $. Bridge X Co, arrived in town last night.
 Tom Davis has full line of sample. of the greatest variety 10 select clothing from.
 Mrs. c. A. Randall Is recovering from . very serious spell of sickness at Con- gress city.
 Mrs. F. w. Blake left by stage this morning for month"; visit to relatives in Phenix.
 Foster $. Dennis, one of the enlerpri- sing citizens of kingman, came in on last nights train.
 ]. c. Tiee, special route agent of Wells, F argo & Co, has been spending a couple of days in Prescott.
 Geo. w Sines and Major John Rees returned from a visit to the Bradshow country an Saturday evening.
 D. c. Thorne returned on Saturday from his visit to the Santa Maria coun- try, where he has some mining prop erty.
 A. deed from F. ]. Brannen Co c. A.. Greenlaw, for lots 10, II and le block 26 Flagstaff, for $l5O. has been filed for record
 Secretary and Mrs. N. o. Murphy came in on Saturday nights train, and tn former left by stage for Phenix this morning.
 Al Aitken received lot of ripe straw berries on Saturday night, the first of the season. They are two weeks earlier than last year.
 Judge Wright, F.. NJ. Sanford and Harris Baldwin have gone to Kingman. where the former will commence term Of the district court today.
 Mrs H. II. Reeves has opened a dress making establishment on north Granite street. and respectfully solicits the patronage of the ladies.
 General R. III. Grierson, commanding the department of Arizona, and a gen eral !avorite with people of this section, came m on last nights train.
 Judge Stilwell, district attorney of Cochise county, has given the board of supervisors of that county an opinion that they have no legal right to pay the judges any money from the county treasury.
 The poor, underpaid district judges in Arizona are doing well in this country :: B 900 from the government, $6OO from the territory and $5 o from the county is very smooth picking. Barnes gets $5, 100 per year; about twice as much as the governor.-rrospector.
 The examination of Thomas Schw- erie, on charge of assault on the per son of T. Jarmon, with intent to com- init murder, took place before Judge Fleury to-day, and resulted in his being bound over to appear before the grand jury, with bonds fixed al $500.
 Hon. J. l.. Fishers condition has been quite serious of late. Mrs. Fisher writes that he was attended by three physicians, and had been delirious for two or three days. It Is sincerely hoped that he will pull through all right.
 Tom Hin Kee has purchased his partners interest m the Granite Street Chinese store, and with an entirely new stock of goods offers them at lower price than ever before offered in Pres | colt. Read his advertisement in this issue.
 The Prescott Chautauquan Reading l Club met last Saturday at the residence of Mrs. J. F. Bruce. Roll-call quota tions were about Animals. Mrs. Elliott read an article from the March Oh an.