Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-13

ment over rhenix Tor the past "'t'N " four days, shnit X Austin's teain'
 bearing the seat d government en feot | to the Salt River valley. msred dowi
 there and have heen stuck in 'ile iau'
 s,nes and sam ssys the eaiy thinl ll.ckine Ia make the Capital oomplei, was live governor, hut that ho has {
 hnrr, ,hers that serves as a goca sub
 s,;,n,e ior chief executive. Fsoa SATURDAYS pAttN. Mir and Mrs. Harris Baldwin ar, about ,s take aa eastern trip. A. $. Haskell is making grea effort to capture the job oi United States marshal.
 Frank Rarlage, roadn,astes oi the Prescott X Arizona Central, has ro turned, aud Is once more oa duty. The hour far the evening services al the Methodist and Congregational churches has been changed iFom : o'clock to .So o'clock.
 There Is qaise d demand fer incis hi teams, but the parties engaged ia that business assert that prices do not leave any margin after expenses. Secretary Bayard has reeelvel his in. s,ructsons to proceed lo move imme- diaiely to Phenix. rhe government proposes to pay tue expense ,ii rcmeyal Freighters have made an attempt to reach tne Orc Bella, in the BFs.lishaAs. This is the ffss outfit going into that country since the recent hei weather
 The Knights of Pythias are. gseIieetiBg their arrangements for the lesEst;on of the twenty tiIth aaniyerssiy, oa tlte 18th inst. A grand time may bc ex. pected.
 The sL Johns Herald proposes to thoroughly ventilate what it siesignstes as the true inwardness oi the rezent trials in Prescott for fraudulent l,nd entries"
 A Chinaman was accidentally shot yesterday evening in the Jcss house, Granite street. He dropped his pistol on the floor, the bah penetrating his knee.
 S. S. keane and ] W. Moore will open their plsee next Monday, at the corner of Gurley and Cortez streets. They are now busily engaged in placiug their stock of cigars and tobacco. con- fectionery. etc. in place. They will also have an oyster parlur in counec. tion.
 The Courier, this morning, prints a cor espondenoe between ex Governor Mccormick and his hrother-in-law Allen W. Thurman, in regard to the latter's reccnt remarks about this ter ritory. The substance of the young mans reply was that he was only in fun. and didn't mean it when he said if.
 The parlors oi Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Otis. East Prescott, were thrown open last evening to the members and friends ef tae First Congregational church, the occasion being the monthly social X very pleasant season was held, and alter refreshments and a short time spent m social converse. tho guests and company departed. giving their host and h stess many hearty thanks for providing so excellent si e tertalnment.
 | A letter, dated March 2ilh. tSS3. wa
 returned to this office this morning
 Tbe epistle was directed to Chandler X. T., and h, d never been out of tn
 Territory, but when it ionnd its wa back home was almost covered by in
 scrip,;ons, uch as Held for postage,
 Returned to writer, etc, L. view c the fact that the letter was sent iron
 Prescott soon after the present admin
 istration came into power. and now a
 1t Is about to vacate, 1t Is pfesume'
 that the postmaster at Williams, Chand
 Ter, or wherever the documen, has laii
 for almost four years, has been arrang
 ing the affairs of his office pr parator.
 to yacate, and after holding the ancien
 missive "for postage" during lae ShoI
 time of the present administration, ha
 graciously concluded to "return to WIT
 ter" The mail facilities are about B
 slow as the mills of the gods aFasaid [.
 grind
 /Death of Miss Amei,a Rush. | The paininl fumor was iesi rent oi | .t-e sk