Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 J.M. More and wife will remove t, Kirkland valley soon.
 R. B. Cannon has sold his band o ca stle to N. K. Gsddis.
 iurs F. J. NcCormick, of William son valley. has filed stock brand, "71. fer vcord
 De CT arc abundant in the vicinity ol Big Bug. Geo. AcCann killed two last Friday ia . few hours.
 BAsh lord ( Burmistsr continue the shipmeu,t of large quantities of goods ts the miniag districts.
 District Attorney Ross has gone to Flagstaff te testify in . suit of J. F, wilson ag~inst P. ]. Braancn.
 J.N. Rodsnburg came in Saturday evening from the mountains, where h" has been engaged in mining.
 Joseph Mayer provides passengers over the Black Canyon road with sH- cellent meal,--thc best on the line.
 A deed from W. K. Howard to D, l.. Robinson. for n ranch in the Verde valley for $l00 has been filei for record.
 Deputy Hickey has eight guests at his Hotel de YavApai now. Five of them are employed on the county wood pile.
 F.. w. French returned from a visit to tho Agua Fria rodeo. where he ssys he wss royalty entertained by the big. heayted cowboys.
 The penalty on delinquent taxes, under the new law. is only 6ve per cent. instead of one and . half per cent. per month, as heretofore.
 N. Goldwater & Bro. are bu lily en. gagged in receiving and unpsckinE their new stock of fall goods. which has been arriving now for several days.
 Richard DeKsgn, superintendent of the Mockingbird mining company, came in from Cherry creek. accompa- nied by his wife, to-day.
 A. q. Randall commenced the erec ton to-day of building 20x44 feet on the south side of the plaza. to be used as an undertaking and carpenter shop.
 The Flagstaif school tax has not been dropped" as reported by some paper The Champion says they will become delinquent November Sth, unless paid before that time.
 Kwong Sing. of ths Chinese and Japanese bazaar, has just received q To. of very nicely embroidered banners, Chinese flowers, fans, silk handker- chiefs. fine China ware Oolong tea, etc
 When you go to Ford's. anything you don't sec, ask for it. I've got it. It may be under the counter. not in sight. II you want grindstone, 10 pound sls ige hammer. or ship's an chor, go to Hills. If you want good cigar. or any brand of tobacco that you can't find anywhere else. then go to ford's. Montezuma Street.
 The law card of F.. bu,gess appears in this issue. Parties desiring the services of a good attorney will find him reliable, and business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention.
 J.M. W. Moore, of the electric light works. is engaged in putting incan- descent lamps in Martin Maier's Ex- change saloon today. The latter place will be illuminated by electricity to- night.
 By reference to notice elsewhere in this paper it will he seen that the com- pany insuring Wm Deering's house has paid the loss in full. c. R. Mar tindell is the agent of the company. which is . safe one to do business with.
 & A. Hawk returned to-day from a seven weeks trip on land business in Apache county. He says that during ais absence he has travelled between 800 and 900 miles by buck board, and has examined numerous cases.
 Pratt < King will ship another train load consisting of twenty cars of cattle | tomorrow from Chino valley. The entire train and crew comes in from the At sntic and Pacific railroad.
 G. H La Borteu, an old time com positor, who has held cases on the MINER for the past two years, s taking a weeks lay off to "round mp" his stock.
 Ar. Humphrey purchased this week | . band of 2.5OO head of sheep from Daggs Bros, at 8 per head He will irive them down to his range, near in a few days. This is a pretty fair price for sheep, and shows | that they are in demand.-Champion.
 Ed Pentland was experimenting on with young horse, attached 70 a buggy. when the former got away | rom him, and after lively run around own, headed for Whirple, where he was caught, slightly skinned and bruised. The buggy, pretty badly de- was lost on the way.
 Phenix won two baseball games last week in their contest with the Tomb stone club. Tne latter, however, is without doub, the champion club of he territory, and would have "downed" ths alfalfa boys in good shape had it not been for the fact that they i'm ported 8 professional pitcher to ''do ay" the visitors.
 Mrs. 3. Pentland met with an acci- lent yesterday which very fortunately |