Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-11

 FaoM MonnAy,s DAits.
 IN. O. sAsksis haa rsturnsd iron Cal l fornia-
 The whippls cAntssu rill sooa bs il fall blast.
 We aoninAs, Mayor Hsward for rs elsctien.
 John White. ef Peoples wall ey, ha al d his stock brand. B. for record R .. s.salman has returned hon Chsrry crock.
 Thers seems te bs . growing demand for city propsrty. Last weeks storm was the sreates' ever experienced here. \ new orossing b needed from J. w. Wilssn's to Kelly ( Stephsns' corner. This is the last week to pay county
 taxes before they become delinquent A warrant was issusd to-day for tho arrest of Jos Burton, for petty larcsay. F. R. Nellis and family, oi Williams.
 have gone to Bee Moines, Iowa. on . whit.
 Louis ". Beach. son of the late Cl.arlss W. Beach. came in on tsday's train.
 Tickets for tho Fireme n's ball on sale
 at all the principal places of bus;ness in town.
 Phsnix has l00 hsxss in her post
 odi .. and the supply is inadequate for
 tho demand.
 Frsighting h,s become ons sf the lost arts, and will continue % for . week or 70 longer.
 Knights of Pythias lodge meets to- night. Work in the ampli6ed degree.
 Full atteadAnos of membsrs requested
 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore are up from their Walnut Grove ranch, on . visit to their young grand son.
 Bob Brow says hs started two wagon leads of Christmas toys out for the lower dam yesterday, but the teams stuck in the mud on Goose fat.
 J. R. Liston the owner of the Old Reliable mine, and lessee of the Del Pasco mill. in tho Bradshaw mountains, ia in town.
 J. ". Wilson writes from Banning, California, to his friend, Sheriff O'Neill, that his health has improved greatly, and he expects ts return te Prescott soon.
 Tho railr oad company has appealed from the decision of the court in the case of S. O. Rssse ct al. against it, ia which verdict was given in fAver of the plaintiff.
 E. B. steadman left sa this after noeu's train fer Tert Smith. Arkansss, to attend the trial of Alcxa ndsr, for tho murder of the formers brother, D. c. 6tesadman.
 Miss Cora Dwyer fell of narrow foo,-bridge, oa Saturday. while attempt ing to cross Granite creek, aad was swept down the strsan, until rsscusd by .Jesus Aelsndres.
 Alexander Rihmsr, of Company K, Ninth Infantry. stationed at Fort Win gste. New Mexico, was the holder of | ticket numbAr 6l5. that drcw the smoker's set at 0. w. FoTd's-
 The roads within mile of Prescott arc said to be in worse condition than in almost any other place in the county. They will prob ably receive the attention of the board of supsrvisors.
 Tho Arizona Cattle Co. ofFers . rs- ward of $s5O for the arrsst and dsten- tier of Win and Jshn Aiken, whe rs- scntly stole two horses and sthsr prop srty from thsir ranch near Flagstsff.- 
 County Recorder O. H. Akers has just completed twenty books contain ing the brands of this county. which he proposes ts distribute to various psstsfhces, to be kept for the csnven- isnee of stsck men.
 The Phenix Gazette publishes tsle- gram, from Tucson, which states that Ex- Receiver Fred. V smith, of the rucson land office, has turned the money over, belonging to settlers, to Wml. Christy, of Phsnix, @ trustee. to bs ty him turned over te Receiver Chas. R DraAe. As required by tho government.
 The Prescott Chautauqua Reading Club met at the residence of Mrs. J. H. Wright, last Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was called te order by the Quotations tt roll call were
  on "dapp;ness." " Mrs. D. Levy read m article from the December Chautau. quan. on the "Work sf Underground wAGer." A paper by Nrs. L. wollen. berg, on "The 0rAcchi." was read. The lady to whom it had been sppor. tioned net being prssent, tho secrstary | read the secend part of ssriss of papsrs on the "LAws which made and | unn,ade Rome" The questious were on 'Histery of Rome" and "Physical Geography" The society adjourned. to meet next Wednesday st tho residence ef Mrs. Harris Baldwin. slsrs os Mamelses phllosophers.
 All men should do just e they please, fl they please to ds just.