Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

Prescott needs Il hotel. -z <
 Mining items are scarce. :. = ., ... F. It will not be long until new. side walk is hult to the depot: =. E F.. M; Sanford leaves by tomorrow mornings train .for rhenix. .... .>.. $ Dr. Ai.sworth is now located in Los Angeles, practicing his profession =. #
 F.M. Murphy and r. l., KAstner re- turned from Martinez last evening,
 ]. K. Liston, from the Bra,lshaws, and J. F. Blandy, Lynx creek. are in town. : = .l~::.. .f: :::5s5
 Agitste the question of building n hotel. and do not cease it until accom-. plished.: 5..-. <. ss.s... !. .@.: s:
 J.H. Marion, of the Courier, and Will c. Barnes, of Apache county, went south. by stage to-day. .1*. ..:..
 Property owners OF the upper end of McCarmick street are improving their section by building nt W sidewalks.
 Judge Wright hss received an invi- ation to the Pnenix banquet, which takes place on the Sth instant. # He has declined. :. Hon. IT. Butler and wife left for the east yesterday, and J. L. Fisher and J. J. Hawki took : the train for Phenix via Los Angeles.
 "ofiicial paper ot Yavapai County will be the title oE the JoURAL- MINER one of these days, the contract for which was awarded to 1t to-day. ..: <.
 The JouRNAI-MINER is in receipt oi & very able speech delivered in Con- gress on the Silver question, by Hon. w. NJ. Stewart, senator from Nevada. E
 A man named Perry, who was sen. fenced to pay a fine of se50 for assault, paid the money to the sheriff to-day, and was discharged from custody.
 A good many Tucson politicians arc talking of going to Phenix to witness the re-opening of the Fifteenth legisla- ture in that "berg. The antics of the ;henecians will no doubt be & good as circus.-Cititen. ~ J. o. Hooper, a first-class druggist, has taken a position with Dr. R. K. Robinson in the. Mountain City Drug Store, and will hereafter have charge l of the prescription department. Pre- | scriptions entrusted to him will be promptly and accurately compounded. ! F. M Murphy reports the roads in fair condition between Prescott and Martinez, and improving rapidly, with the exception of short distaner within a few miles of town. As the hoard of supervisors are now in session, the sug- gestien that they look after this par ticular piece of road aud have it re- paired is in order, as the S&ult valley road is one of the most i'm mporta,it ones leading to Prescott szs=Ss In the trial of o. Lincoln, o,i Satur- day, counsel raised the question that l Col. Beyans had exceeded his authority 1 in the perjury cases instituted by him, when the Colonel's commission was offered in evidence. After the close of the trial Judge Wright took 5scasiou to remark from the bench, that in in- stitutIng these cases Col. Bevans had not been guilty of exceeding the author. ity vested in him by his commission and the printed instructions furnished him from Washington.
 A letter received zom Saturday night from one of the legislative delelegation says that the procession will leave Los Angeles to-day for Phenix. It also stated that the train pulled oul of Peach Springs leaving Messrs Hardy, Halleck, Finn and Linn, while they were skirmishinr for lunch. On the arrival of the party at Los Angeles, MT Shearer. the enrolling and engrossing clerk of the council, fell in fit on the roailroad platform
 There is scarcely an instance on rec. ord where n capital city ever grew int anything of importance compared |. other towns in the same State or Terri tory Nearly all the capital cities Q
 the great States are of third or !ourtl rate importance in the numher Of in
 habitants. Both the Cochise and Pimi
 delegations to Prescott realized this fact and that is the reason Pima refused and Cochise spurned the capital. Long heads down this way. Poor Phenix.-- Prnspector.
 Jim $. Callen, son of Hon. A. w Caiien, has been appointed Court Com missioner of the Superior Court of Sar
 Diego. Referring to it the San Dieg,