Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
|oyb WEEKLY JOURnlLxInER
|SArURpAy's DAILY.

SAruRpAy's DAILY.
 ts are getting quite cool
 psyne. of Williamson valley, was n to-day.
 sorr returned to-day from hls Los Angeles.
 Van Heutum will open his
 for bus mess tonight.
 Renters have the frame work oi Inns new warehouse erected.
 Hamhn, of Washington, D. G.
 on to-days train, and will make be in Pres ott-
 eoncert announced for August
 the Baptist church has been
 itely postponed.
 nr Nosher, of the Arizonan. de-
 Ae statement made by the Ga
 bat he has resigned his position
 Alizonan.
 lies Brown and Mclnernay
 inc highest terms of praise oi
 tment received by them at the
 i the Mohave county officers.
 sing pleaded guilty this morn-
 Judge Andrews court, to a
 of opium smoking, and was
 SEQ for the privilege. which he
 C.P. Dake, who has been rus
 on Lynx creek for two weeks, Id improving in health, and ex-
 return to Prescott in few showers near the head of naek have caused a flow of water stream, and the reservoir at the
 ic works was full oi water yes
 Hornaday, special timber xho succeeds John Mason at ce. arrived on today's train, enter upon the duties of his Monday.
 Bounty has been receiving quite Ier of fines recently f'om opium
 II few of them could be d and turned into the city
 it would help out some.
 kso, Texas, is without & drink of khe Rio Grande which Is the
 their water supply, has com dried up. This is 8 bad state Is and one which her people D protect against.
 D. 4. Zabriskie has purchased Aion acres of land in Mexico, w York syndicate, and wants Billions more. The Colonel will snug little fortune out of this kd he deserves it, as he is one of
 noblemen.
 prisoners brought in by Depu- bwn and Nc lnernay, to-day, blurred by Sheriff Lake of Mo nnty, who had followed their b California. The horses stolen arris had been taken from them, y were riding horses claimed h.
 *ties sheriff Geo. E. Brown and
 Mcinernay came in on to-day's th the two Walnut creek horse
 One of hem Is Joseph
 who was charged two years stealing stock near w illisms, he other gave his name as
 Babcock, , feet $ inches all, bmplexion, heavy dark mous- md from % to 3i years of age, ward Well, , feet , inches, with ng reddish beard and hair, with
 to his right eye, are wanted
 Tempe constable, for horse biggast whisky drinking on rec curred this morning. A we'll ] individual owned up to taking eeven glasses of liquor between o'clock. Hewas still in the bot dis6gured and apparently <o another guzzle of the same EPhenix Herald.
 Snow, who had his leg broken Bays since, is stopping at tie bee of F.. NJ. Tackett, on Monte street. His leg Is broken be- 1.-the knee and ankle. The acci- about 9 o'clock in the hg, and the horse which fell op Biting away, he was compelled khere in the burning sun without r water until 6 30 o'clock m the hg, when he was found Icy $ b of boys. He describes his sui , during the day as being intense. Tiff 0'Neill. of Yavapai county, is letter to the Territorial Board |ualization asking them to correct |seems ia he & wrong to the peo lavapai county and the terri |enerally, in the reduction of taxes rporation lands in that county D cents per acre by the Count, of Equalization, whereas the pri Individuals are paying an agersg, b2 per acre in that county on lant kide the corporation lands. The Ice Co the people is apparent, and 'e, ,ritorial Board of Equalization h correct it-Herald.
 lllapais who have returned iron } Springs say that a "ghost dance pich all the tribes took part, all ed m white and which lssted .iv, |ana nights, Was had last week ! took about all the dance out oi ndians. The Flutes are responsi |or the gathering of the various at Grass Spring. The medicine ef that tribe say that he Grea,