Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-27

Massachnset s.
 The painters have turned over K. A. Rogers storc room, and goods are be- ing moved into it.
 Frank Harman leaves for Flagstaff today, to bring in 450 head of sheep for Chart t Humphrlss.
 The territorial board of equalization raised the assessment of cattle ten per cent in this county.
 Al. Knor, formerly ol Phenix, Is now connected with the Tragic Market. Mfr. knox is an expert m his line.
 Ell. Witherell went out to his ranch to day. He desires the announcement made that he Sill return tomorrow.
 Stylish road cart for sale very cheap. At Bashiord < Burmister's.
 Buy your Louissna State Lottery tickets oi A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same. in Prescott.
 It is estimated that at least 1000
  carcssses of drowned hogs went floating down the Santa Cruz river during the great food d.--Star.
 Peter Behan, who has been soiourn- ing in our midst for the pas, two weeks, will remain until the hot weather of Yuma is over.
 The train did not get in yesterday until 6 30 p. m. It took Postmaster Archibald and his assistant until noon to day to dispose O! 1t.
 Ool. H. X. Bige'ow, who recently re- turned from the east, leaves iu day or so for the vulture, where he has mining interests.
 5 F. Murphy has returned from visiting relatives in the east. He says that Prescott is the best place he has found since leaving California.
 "Call for the Oriental cigar, at Ford's. in this world: Those who believe there is no God, or supreme ruling power, and those who believe they know ali about Moss Back Que.
 Last nights lecture proved quite as interesting ss the one ot the preceding evening. Prof. James will lecture to- night, on the wonders oi memory, and will show what can be done in the way of improving this faculty of the human mind
 MT. ?. c. Bicknell, who has been vis- iting Prescott sni the mines in the v,- cinity, in the interest of the Phenix Herald, left on this mornings stage for Phenix, much satisfied with his trip, and promising to visit our pine slsd country again.
 Only one article was submitted to the board of supervisors. m accordance with their advertisement asking for com petitiye articles on ihe resources Of Yavapsi county, and offering therefor $2e0 for the beat. The one received was by ". L. Van Horn. If you have made up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla. do not Be in- duced to take any other. Hoods Sar- sspariIla is a peculiar medicine, possess ing, by virtue of it's peculiar combins- ton, proportion and preparation, cnra- tive power superior to any other arti- cle of the kind,
 F. A. Hines succeeded in securing advertising enough, in one day, ta fill the new hotel register. which he pro poses to put into numb,r of hotels here He ssye It was the best single l days work be ever did, and thinks that Prescott is the oss town cf .he entire southwest. He left for Los Angeles this morning.
 Jas. E. Patton. of Globe, sas in the l city this morning hiring all nf the help he could get to talk back with him. | He obtained 20 Mexicans, about 200 bur os and la or l5 w,gons in1 te,ms. | He is getting them for E. r. Kaliner X | Go. who have taken contract to fur l nj .b 5000 cords of wood for tue Old Dominion Copper Co.--Citizen. l Mrs. Wm. Wilkerson, wife of Wm. l Wilkersou of Prescott, Grand Repre- 1 sentative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge | of Odd Fellows from Arizona, will rep resent the Daughters oi Rebekah ot Ari' zona in the Grand Convention, Dsugh | ters of Reoekah. who meet at the same ! time the Sovereign Grand lodge Is in
 session this year, at Topeka, Kansas.-- | Herald.
 A Tucson Citizen correspondent says that, between Florence and Globe the \ old town of Pioneer is now deserted mining camp, where excitement ran high not many years ago. Rich silver | mines are still tp be found here, and | today there are several miners chlo-
 riding and they are making big wages st it. Some are making as high as $25
 and $3o per day.
 The Phenix Herald refers to the re- turn of Col. Bigelow in the following anti.bilious style: "The numerous
 friends of Col. H. A. Bigelow. among
 the pumpkin vines of Salt River valley
 will be pleased to learn that he has sold a mine and wears store clothes with the
 pockets stuffed wi.h spondulics and blooms in 8 billed shirt. The colonel has delved in the hills long time for
 these things and deserves them"