Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-28
Wednesdays Edition
Call at A. wollenberg's for harcs;n.

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 Three per cent. is the county :a
 rate this year.
 J.R. Liston. of the Bradshaw noun
 tains, is in town.
 Culver's teams pulled out for ths
 Congress to-day.
 The ice cream festival was we'll pat
 ronized last night.
 lee cream served again tonight op
 posite tho corner drug store. l Mrs. Geo. Punteney and child, oi
 Big Chino valley, are in town.
 Miss Jennie E. Jordan, Por;hni,
 Maine, is guest of the Bellevue.
 James A. Guild presented Barrett Post with beautiful flag last night. Bob Stein, the Harqua HaA be- nanza king, cont empl,tes trip to Germany.
 The charges against Judge Field have been dismissed by the Stockton uistrict attorney.
 Our contemporary, Hoof and Horn, has arranged for an electric motor to drive it's machinery with Chas. A. Greenlaw has deeded to John Clark. for $40O, one-half inter est in lot 6, block 5. Flagstaff. Mrs. NJ. T. Searcey and Mrs. A. Bennett have filed stock brand for record; range near Bakers Butte. The telegraph reports that King Humbert and the Queen of Italy have been communicated by the Pope.
 w. L. Van Horn has been elected assessor of the Flagstaff school district. to assess the property for the special building tax.
 A. G. Hubbard, partner oi George Bowers in the Clip mine at Yuma. has purchased an interest in the Har- qua Hals claims.
 Miss Jennie Beardesley, of Anamosa, Iowa. one of the new teachers engaged for the next term of sch ool, is stop ping at the Bellevue.
 About forty ladies and gentlemen are in camp at Walnut Grove. Some of them have been there for two months. They are residents of Phenix.
 Glassware and crockery ware, and big line of clothing will be offered to- morrow and tor the next few days, at A. Wollenberg's, at big sacrifice.
 Henry Spaulding, of Agua Fria, re- ports the prospect excellent for good corn crop this year. He picked stalk few days since that measured i21 feet.
 John J. Hawkins, W. P. Blake and James Mahoney have filed for record the location notices of two mill-sites and water rights in Black Rock dis trict.
 Felix $. Haas, a Tucson banker, has applied to AdJutant General O'Neill for information in regard to the or ganizstion of militia company in Tucson.
 The cases against the old board of insane asylum commissioners have been transferred to Phcnix for trial, the papers having been forwarded there s few days ago by Wm Wilkerscn.
 T. J. Eaman and Miss Imogene Gould were married at Edinboro, Penn sylvsnia. August sls:.
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