Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-16
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAlLf.
 Slight sprinkle of rain las, night 1 Mrs. Cbas. A. Gird.er is quite sick. | J.w. Sullivan and P. J McCormicS
 are in Prescott
 l Only nine days more until la" mak-
 ing will commence.
 | Sheriff ONeill returned from his
 trip north last night.
 Foster s. Dennis, of the Kingman
 sampling works, is in town.
 Last nights train brought in all the
 delayed mail and express.
 This county is paying $32,6lo in in
 terest annually on its bonds. The Arizona teachers institute will
 be held in Phenix next week. Dr. D. Pentland, our resident den- tist, has card in this issue.
 c. w. Beach came up from his Kirk land valley ranch last evening.
 Hon. E. w. Wells returned from his visit to Los Angeles last evening.
 c. B. Miller and James Shirley re- turned from Cherry creek last evening.
 D. F. Mitchell has moved his office into Erwin Bser's photograph gallery.
 Gus Hirshfeldt, of Pbenix, formerly with Goldman & Go, is in Prescott.
 The jury rendered verdict for plain. tiff, yesterday, in the case of Bashford vs. Yates.
 Dr. Wm. Hawley, of Florence, died in the Sisters hofpital. at Tucson, Janu- ary 9th, of dropsy.
 J. w. Harrington, who has been sick for some time at his home in Prescott, has recovered sufficiently 10 go out to | his mine to-day.
 Jailor Hickey is cleaning up the | court house yard preparatory for the | session of the supreme court, which meets on Monday.
 At recent meeting of the New Mexico har association, Judge w. c. was elected vice president, snd delegate to the American bar asso- citation.
 John Roberts went out to the Red Rock country, to assist in rounding up ,en car loads of beef cattle for c. w. Beach, to-day. They will be shipped rom Chino valley.
 W. A. Cuddy, we'll known through ut Arizona, arrived on last nights rain, and will spend the winter in Pres 'ott. MT. Cuddy has been engaged or the past three years as an evangelist n California.
 The St. Johns Herald was awarded he contract for county printing for he year 1889, at $1,600. It only cost Isvapai county $S47 to do its county 'rinting in 1888, including the printing f the great register.
 Abraham Hunsaker, of Ogden, Itah, patriarch in the Mormon hurch, died recently, leaving five s ives, forty children, and one hundred nd thirty grand children, to mourn g is loss.
 Mrs. Fitsimmons, of Walnut Grove, O n estimable widdow lady, with a Imily depending on her for support, n
 an aspirant for 6 clerkship in the gislsture. A position of this kind :, 'uld not be more worthily bestowed lan by giving it to her
 Sheriff O'Neill made his first arrest The victim was man amed Schurley, recently employed as .ker at the Pioneer hotel. He is ,srged with stealing articles from the Il ailroad hotel at Prescott Junction, nd was arrested at Peach Springs. ii J. w. Ellison, the Tonto basin super sor, left for home to-day. Although g resident of the county for three or e UT years, Mr. Ellison had never vis- sd the county seat until he came here | s]
 an official capacity. During his t. sit he made very favorable impress ,n with our people, and will na doubt tr ove an honest and conscientious q, unty aficial. MT. Ellison Is said to the possessor of one of the most ,, autiful, ss we'll as the most product E , ranches, in the county, in the Rim ,ck country of Tonto Basin.