Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-29
iEoN TayEsDAY's nAtLy.

fRoN TsyRsDAYs nMLN
 1. 0 Norris. oi FlagstaF. IS in town
 J. IL E0skins. the Flagstaff banker Is in town
 The seLatoE miu will coon be en- closed srd under cover.
 II. ste'gh,z. tue yosag lawyer. has returned Ia Phenix.
 F. F. Frsnt aud wife are turnishins the patrons of the Elite with 6rst-clsss hsaT,l.
 Governor F. 4. Trite continues 10 make improvements to his residence ia os~i prescott
 ard reston, financial agent oi W. A.C --s, at Jerome, arrived in town last evening.
 < telegram was received to day an- nounclng that Hon Geo. W. Cheyney will arrive in Prescott on Saturday.
 The committee appointed to view the
  tains will s,arAou, ts-morrow.
 Every republican should fall into inc OF the occasion of Mir. Cheyney's isit here and listen to bis speech.
 Mrs. A. Akers is recovering from the effect of her recent accident in which she sustained serious fracture of her arm.
 What is the matter witk the Pr snix iremen accepting the challenge to run race fer $500 with the Prescott team.
 The building in which the JOURNAL MINER is located is being improved, by an addition to the hre-wsn, and new iron roof ls being placed on it.
 Some of the Democrats "have an idea that they (the democrats) will carry' Williamson valley this year. This must be very comforting news
 The work ofexcaya.ing for the foun- dation Of J I Gardiners new store was commenced today. Ths building VII be one-stOEy bnoN, 5oxloe feet.
 Dr- Thomas Dsvls. formerly stationed al Fort Mohave. and brother of tue famons General Jeff. c. Davis, is visit iug Prescott.
 Superintendent Jones vent north this mornine, 9n Ii special train which left about thirty minutes ia advance Of the regular train.
 Guns were fired yesterday at Whip pie ii honor of Ex-Secretary ei War T. VI. Belknap, who died recently st Washington. Seventeen guns were fired at hali-hour intervals.
 Under new orier from the war de- partmenJ. military companies will here after De composed of sixty men. Thls will give an addition of about sixty men to the Whipple garrison.
 The preliminary examination of John Chart, charged with the murder Of George Johnson. will be held in the court hour,, by Judge Fleury, next Monday at 70 o'clock.
 Phenix fremen had the fair tour nament all to themselves this yesr, ss no ouisi5e company attended. Having no foreign com petiters to do up" they qnarreled among themselves.
 T. obeeisnes to mandamus issued vest. v,th ' names received at the recorders ot too late to be placed on the regular registration list, was order |, cd rlaeed or 6 supplemental list in the great register as printed.
 By the addition of the seventy seven names ordered on the great register the total nsnber is now 3 s,l94, only few less than in ISSS, when from 250 to 300 voters in Tor to Basin, but who now belong to GilA county, were registered in this county.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that ?. P. and W A Daggs and L. E Higgins left last Thursdsy for Phenix, where they will spend the winter. They also took with them some 50,0o0 sheep which will be taken to their winter range.
 One would think from reading the Courier this morning, on the Bradshaw road question, that it had. unaided, been instrumental in getting the enterprise under way. The people of both Pres colt and the Bradshaw mountains are too familiar with the position of thus paper on the question AS well as oi the part taken by our citizsas to haggle about it.
 A Pheniv correspondent. writing to the JouaNAT-ATNER says. "A joint debate occo. red --a lass night between She rival candida. ea .o- the Council Zulick and Powers- hioh, as usual, the solid showing of rspnbIican prinoi- pies wa met by the Illogical, though enthusiastic, eGervosoence of lager beer, and tbe same old bourbon white hats Of % years ago were sA.lng grandly through the ar as the steTeotyped sug- gestion ot free speech. free press, and