Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Fsos TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 Taxes will soon U dslinQ Qusnt
 District Attorney Ross is in Flag.
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 Another raia ssorn ct in this after ! noon.
 | G.J. Basr will leave for Kansas city
 tsnsorrow.
 The city is threatened with anothel water famine.
 Ira Moore aud ChAs. Mysrs arc uy from Walnut Grove. J. ". Smith left for his stock ranch at Walnut Grove today. The city campaign nay be said to have fairly commenced now. Mrs. c. \. Bray aud Miss Jennie CrotAsrs have returned to Fiagststf. Dssss Merrill went te Prescott June ten. on telegraph basinsss tAis after nssn
 Ais. J. J Williams and Mrs. Bishse, sister of J. J. Williams. left fer Bisbce, oochiss county. today.
 Special Agent 6. A. Hawk wll leave tomorrow fer . protrActed visit to Apache county, on land business.
 J. l.. Fisher rcports good prices be. isg rsalissd ct the auction today. He says he has not had moro successful one for twenty years.
 The hold over councilmen for next year are F. q. Parker and D. Levy. the retiring ssaacilnen being J. I. Gard nsr and Robert Ccnnell.
 W. ' Durham. the popular young salssman of D. J Sullivan & G., an nouncss hilaself as . candidate fer city assessor and tax collector.
 The announcement for reelection of J. V. Dodson. who has grown gray in the service of the city. as its chief of police, will be found iu this issue.
 A runaway team, driven by Jos ph Rsbsrts, started in . race against tine today, headed for Lynx creek. Mr. Roberts parted company with them early in the race.
 The announcement of w. Fl. Potts, e . candidate for chief of police of Prescott, sppsars in this issue. MT. Petts is young man ef nerve, and if elected will make an efacient officer.
 Prof. Ludwig Thomas announces hinseli e candidate for the position sf city assessor and tax collector in this issue. He is thoroughly oompe- tent to dll the petition satisfactorily.
 Potatoss are being shipped from FlagstAn and vicinity to both Prescott and Phsnix. Tho finest potatoes in the world are raised in the mountain ous regions of Arizona. Prof Lemon, the celebrated botanist, found them growing wild at an altitude of 7.00o to 9,0o0 feet.
 At the meeting of Prescott lodge, No. l, Kaights of Pythias, last evening. the following ofioers were elected for the ensuing term: Chas. II. Akers, c. O., Geo. Schuerman, V.C.; Ed. Harold, Prsl.; W. E. Landgrsbe. K. of R. | s.; II. A. c. Hartman, N of E i; 0. F. Hioks, II. of F II. c. AoGrew, V. at A.
 Judge Flsury issaed . warrant yes ssrdAy. ea the complaint of James Doyle, for the arrost ot three we'll known residsnts of Prescott Junction, charging them with assault with a deadly weapon. Ar. Doyle appeared in . badly battered condition, and walked tho entire distance from Pres oett Junction to Prescott to swear to his complaint.
 Three citizens of Yavapai county gro directly affected by the dedication ef "Little Steve" the boss democratic paanipulator of the territory, and for nasr prison csmmissioner. They are Hon. J. l.. Fisher, Hon. Gee. r. Thorn ton and Hon.C. Douglas Brown, all naembsrs of the last territorial legisls- tare, and all of whom arc on the bond ef Themss Hslleck. Tho office of treasurer of the board is not recog- mixed by the territory, the members of the board being responsible collec- lively for all moneys coming into thsir possession. Under former ruling of the supreme court of the territory the present board is responsible for the full amount of Little S,eve's dedication, although it may have occurred under a former board. Sheriff O'Neill yestsr- day received the papers for service on Halleck's three bonasnsn who reside in this county, named above.