Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-19
raon MeNpAy's DAILY.

W. W. Vanderbilt is expected home
 sscn.
 | John Lawler hss gene to Missouri,
 on visit
 1 nsracs Bowdre, of Skull valley, wac
 in town to-day.
 l J.J. Doaahus. of Flagstaff, came in
 on te-day's train.
 Mrs. Hsrne Is visiting Mrs. Jennie
 Oliver. at The Needles
 | Parties in need of trasscs shsuld call
 sn Dr. Lcssy this week.
 II. N. Palmer is recovering ftsm
 serious spell of sickness.
 Rev. k. D. wyckocf will shortly
 start childrsn's singing cisss.
 Tho school trustees have placed
 swing is the girls school yard.
 kr. and Mrs. ohss. A. Girdler came
 in from the Etta lAst evening.
 Geo. B. MoCann came up from his
 big onyx mine Saturday evening.
 c. J. Rsckweil is acviag his ssssy
 office into the rear of the express office.
 J. II. B. Smith and Jshn McXinnon,
 of Cherry creek, were visitors ts Pres
 ssit 70 dsy. W. E. Hsxeltiae and E. W. Wells
 have dsedsa lot :. block II, Prescot.. te D. W. Frsry, fer $50.
 The city hall will be beautifully dec orsted fer the dance on Friday evea-
 ing. Buy ticket now.
 Sweeney { seosFts, grocers of Phe-
 nir, have made sa assignment. Lis-
 bilisies sT 900. assets s5.eeo. Drop into spAulding's restaurant ca
 ths bridge whe. you feel like eating good celd lsnch in the evening. J. N. Dsdsou's dog. "Doa," ssd Bob srsw's pc. econ are sn tAs most ami- cable terms. sharing the same bed, these cold nights. Isssc Heln and WH. Linn com mensei taking the tank of the ice works down to-day. in sEdsr to save
 the pipes, etc.
 S.A. Hawk, specsal agent of the in terior department, has rented Mrs. Blsckburn's house, on Acntezuwa street. and will be joined by his family | next menth. At recent meeting of stock men, in Agua Fris, Jshn Merit. was reelected captain of the roaes, and James K. Lowry was reslected secretary. The date of the spring rsise was net fixed.
 Parties in need of boiler and engine arc directed 10 an advertisement in this issue, of enc fer sale cheap. They are perfectly new, the manufacturers being Fraser < Chalnsrs. and will be sold cheap.
 Huber. Hulvenon tslegraphsa Un- der Shiriff Murray Nclnerasy ycster dsy, that aa unknown man had died at Prescott Junction, of paralysis. He had been sick oniy two days. Deceased was buried yesterday. No one knew his name, CT where he wac iron. t
 J. W. Wilson came ia yesterday from his Skull valley ranch, where he has been three or isur weeks, locking in prime heaish. While he wse glad te return to Prescott, after as absence of three months, the pleasure of his friends in seeing hin return was equal ly great.
 The Champion says that ". L. Van Horns health Is improving in Calier- nia. That Flsgstaf Lodge, Nc. s, K. q of P. will give s grand ball sn the 18th inst, .o celebrate the 18th annivsrsary 1 si the founding sI the order. That J. E. Fitzpatrick has gone ts Pasadena, Cal, and will return with his wife and baby. That Cernelirs Cleary vas ar 1, restes in Ash Ferk, charged with az xravsted assault, was tried bessre Jus tice Sanford, st Williams, who found hisa guilty of simple assault, and sned him s25. i
 In response to request fIom the country. 10 ascertain the probable amount of money there would bs yet, for the public schools os the county. i. the JoURSAL-ANER man interviewed County School Superintendent. French, who stated that each district had al- ready received its maximum of $5O0 per teacher. Future apPertionnents would be based sn the number of pu- pils, and he thought it safe estimate te say that there would be $5 te each pupil to sppertion during tho schsel year, although it might fall short of [ that amount. IS
 The Mohsve Miner says that adaughJl ter was born to the wife of its editor . February I2th. That D. Browr, rancher living near the east liae ef the county. near Francis Greek, had six teen head of fine horses Sio from the Il effects of drinking water from stream known AS Bitter creek. That the P party who are surveying the railroad route down the Colorado river arc sx- D pectsd to reach Diamond creek canyon b twenty miles north of Peach Springs, abest March lst. It is however doubtful expectation, as already three U of the party have beea killed by falling rocks and three injured. leaving eigh- i, teen at last reports, and they still have l the most dangerous portion of the can yon to go through. There is large O amount of .mail matter at the Peach P Spring psstotfics addressed 10 the va U rieus members of the sarvisg party, q and Postmaster CsheAour wonders how . many Of them will live te cali fer the w mail addressed ts them.
 The Pulpit end the stage.
 Rev. F. N. shreut, pastor United Church, Blue Mound, Kan, n sav.. ssI feel it my duty e tell what tl