Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23

cured on application to the committed A, c. Brrmister, under an order oi the probae court, has sold the prop
 erty belonging to the estate of W. A'
 Wilson to F. A. Bashford, for sli ,osi.se'
 the deeds for which have been filed TOT
 record.
 Mrs. Curtis will open the Engiish
 Kitchen might with white help and
 home cooking, and it will be open all
 night. Fresh fish and oysters served m
 any style.
 Recorder Akers and his two deputies hsye the work in the recorders office
 r;,h, mn to date, and parties can now flo a, instrument in the morning and
 have it recorded ant returned to them the same day
 The JousNAL-MlNER office received &
 very pleasant call today from Captain
 Alexander Wight, member elect of the
 ,e,;slature from Cochise county. Cap tain Wight is largely interested in some of the best mining properties in the territory.
 FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 c. T. Rogers, of Williams, is in town.
 Snow blockades on the Atlantic & Pacific.
 The back bone of the storm has been broken.
 Ed. Austin had his cutter out this 
 The Boston excursion is due in Phe- nix tonight at o'clock.
 J.K. Hall. of Lynx creek. was in town to-day, purchasing supplies.
 The teachers territorial institute did not meet in Phenix, as advertised.
 Last nights train brought neither mail, express, freight nor passengers.
 A stage arrived last evening via Black Canyon, being the first one for one week.
 Lawrence Lemon, son of A. D. Lemon came in last evening from the south.
 A car load of legislators from the 'outh is expected ts arrive by to-night's rain.
 Geo. H. Stevens was elected last Sat lrday as Assemblymsn from Graham county.
 F. NJ. Murphy md c. B. Foster came n from the Congress in the storm last vening.
 A special train containing officials of | he Atlantic and Pacific railroad, ar iyed at o'clock this afternoon.
 Maricopa county has bonded in- lebtedness of $364 ,0OO Property owned Y the county Is valued at $76, ,750.
 Wm. Thomas has sold his ranch and near the San Francisco to c. c. Goven, for Sl 900.
 Mack Lea has given bill of sale to he Arizona Cattle company for his orses and cattle, near Flagstaff, for 37O.
 A quit claim dSed from Mack Lea to ;. c. Goven, for the Slate Mountain anch, near the San Francisco peak, or $500.
 Lieutenants Glsssford and Day, of he United States Signal service office, eturned from the south last evening .ieut. Day will leave for ti.c east to- morrow.
 Councilman G. T Peters and As J. C. Jones, of Gila county, | Irrived yesterday from the south, by | Hathaway's stage Owing to high waters they were five days on the road from Phenix
 Mrs. E. w. French begs leave to an nounce that she has engaged iirst-class talent in the dress making line, and that all work of that kind will be executed Orders left with her after next Monday will receive prompt attention.
 Shortly after starting up the Lynx creek hydraulic works, yesterday, cave of earth occurred which caught Henry Murphy, injuring him quite though not dangerously. He will be unable to work for few days on account of the accident.
 A pleasant party was held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. W E. Hs- zeltine, Mount Vernon avenue, last evening, the occasion being tie social of the First Congregational church. A number of the members and friends were present, and very enjoyable time is reported.
 Secretary Bayard opened proposals, at l2 o'clock, noon, to-day, for printing the bills of the Fifteenth Legislative Only two bids were pre- from J. H. Marion and the other from J. c. Martin, the latter being forty per cent. lower than the former in composition, and being also lower in every other particular. The bids, the Secretary says, have to be for warded to the department at Washing ton. for approval, before the execution of contract.