Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-25
Wednesdays Edition
Slight frost this morning.

Read proposals for building ma terial
 in this issue.
 | c. s. Faulkner, of the Dixie mine
 went east yesterday.
 kr. and Mrs. B. B. Crapo, of Skull valley, are in town.
 Mrs. l. Helm accompanied Rev and
 Mrs. c. L. Pearson to Phenix
 | H. D. Aitkon accompanied F. NJ.
 Murphy to the Congress teddy.
 A horse rodeo will commence on
 Monday next at Government Springs. Mrs. K. Ii. Burmister left for Oak
 land, California, to day, for visi. to
 her mother.
 | F. c. Parker is putting new fonn-
 dation under the boiler and engine of
 his blaming mill.
 1 J.Q. Stephens left for Los Angeles
 yesterday, with two car loads of Ari-
 sona beef cattle.
 l A supplement telling about the Ari-
 zsna Industrial Exposition will be
 found with this issue.
 A railroad conductor, named Ed
 Long. died in the Pima county hospita,
 ef too much whisky, recently. Stock owners should consult adye,-
 tissmsnt of l.. D. Gale, of Prescott
 Junction, in this issue He has fine pasture on which ts fatten cattle. Lieut.. Miner, of company B, Ninth Infantry. has recently joined his com pany at Whipple, having recently been stationed at Lesvenworth, Kansas. Major C. P. Dake is still confined to his room, from the effects of wound received during the war He has been unable 10 be around since January last.
 Seven teams of from sis to ten ami nals each are engaged in freighting between the Hillside mine and Gar land's station on the Prescott & Ari- xena Central railroad.
 The Jewish New Year commences st six o'clock this evening. when our He brew citizens will close their places of 1 business until 6 p. m. tomorrow. Services will be held at o'clock this. evening at the residence of D. Levy, the local rabb. .:
 Nineteen mining location notices and two mill-site notices in Weaver district were filed for record to-day, the locators being Wells H. Bates ct al. G. w. Hull also filed six location lno- tices from Cherry Greek district, and Nels Gable one from Turkey creek.
 The Prescott Chautauqua. Reading Club will hold their first meeting after the Summer vacation at the residence of Mrs. u.--i. Baldwin. Saturday, Sept. 18th. As this will be B business ,sicst- ing, and questions of imp ,rtsllee :.Nill.ii come before it. 1t Is earnestly hGpetk there will be a iull attendance. :;r:
 The Florence Alta. s dclnouraticj weekly paper. published as F!oseh.S,I Final county. J 5. Fitch edit6r and |. proprietor, hos made is appts.ranee.F I the first number of which has hseil. "a, oeived at tbis office. The initial nqn, Der is very orali.able sheet, al.d rek |. wish MT. Fitch suecess in his new vau, turs |
 Under the present ssraugeaa eoa of sending the mails ie,w~an Tossb. starc ---e - ;sF raif, -s---G, Tucson ana Trasc0.T they are delayed jus, one day more |. than formerly when received dir1ci b~ stage via Phenix We request tho zu, -horities at Washington ,o issue an es- lar fer the old route fer ,rsa&najasiqn : J these mails. +
 k. D LsidlAw. 2i1 Front Street. San Francisco, Cal. paid ou: &5, ,0oo 1 'ssn io1 4. A.oss..lssi' Climax Tobacco ags. Freddie Ford, son of c. W. ford, who sells the Ne Plus Ultra Cigars n Montezuma Street, went to work a vith will collecting these tags. He I ollected 1920, and sent taem to Mir. .aidlaw. Yesterday he received heck for $l0 on the Bank of Caliior- lia, as . reward for his industry. freddie says some people will tell the ruth and do as they agree to do, even hs has been counseled that nine chemes out of ten are frauds. "YouI et, struck the one that was not rsud this time," said he, as he handed , he check to hs dad" to cash.