Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
ASIIlOEEa ASIIElOOEEaa NsekLY J0URSAL-NIaER
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10. 1890
FsoN THURSDAYS DAuN.

SC. Mott aad bIiic are at ,he Belle. vue
 Hon ". Rhoades. of Flagstafg. Is in town
 ". ". Ross has goue to san Fran cisco, ca hosirss>
 Sig. [ snow fal in the mountains south Of town to-day.
 ]. L.Fisher E 3ayiog quite serious tussle with rheumatism.
 Elmer Wells has engaged in busi- . ness for himself
 T. <. Ballocl1 is expected in Prascott by the l0ihot this ,isopth.
 !. 1T. A5iken made the leading score at tlle sl'stz3Itrlig match iEs. Sunday.
 pcpaiy Hickey Tetprned last night from a tzip aiteF reoaleisrant witnesses
 Sheriff. oFNeill ,: rslurned yesterday atternooe from m official visit to Phe- nix. ,...:..:..
 Lieutenant Miner has returned ;o Whipple IroSa a .Four-months' leave, spent in tli6 east.
 X Astroug wind from tue south which prevailed al day "Wednesday eulmina- ted during she nizlls in rain storm.
 A deed has. been filed for record from James I. Gardiner aa F.. 4. Tri,ic for lots ] and ., block l7 Prescott. Tor si7e.
 Tho deed from Theodore Hunt to James l.. Gardner for lot q block C, Prescott, has beon Sled for record. the consideration being Sl, 400.
 Isaac T, Stod,lard came n last even- ing from Copper Mountain. where he has been for several days looking after micing interests there.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that the new residence. Of H..D. Ross. in the northwestern .paTt. of the town. will be s hansome one when completed.
 Charles Gray presented this office to- .iay with some choice Japanese per simmons, which he brought back with him from san: Bernsrd;no, California
 A motion for d new trial hss been filed in the Geo. w. Young murder case, pending argument and decision of which, sentence has been postponed.
 B. T. Lueooek, 8 prominent citizen oi wa,rous, New Mexico. arrived on last nights train, fo relieve c. R. Mar andell as deputy in:eipai revenue collector at this place.
 w.B. Pratt, og ihe Pope < Pratt Mining Company, wbich is operating on Big Bag. 5s in tawn.- Mr. Pratt is also a member oI:. -fhe wei known mer- cannle firm <d Pg...e < s. Clair, Phe- nix. 2. .. :..-..
 The Gaz0tie.. refers :. to Charles H Akers as the deinoeratic nominee for recorder In this county. receiving the largest ss'te:: ot ;. any :: man on either ticket. Tho, }afgest vote part of the iten1-ls cQrfracl. :. but Mr. Aters is notk ing politically # he is not 8 republican.
 The sfafs Black case is still on trial. The following is the list Of jurors i'm pane ed fa s<lsteTnline the cas: ". ". Nichols, Frank Harmon, Joseph Schu- Ter, Henrg Iohnson;@ R. W. Meador. James Ley. Vim. Ronald. Themas Humphrey. Oliver Perry, Al Stout, Mark Bradley and IA. Tobin.
 A correspondent wsiting Irom Cherry creek. says that the party given by Judge and Mrs. DeKahn was one of the most pleasant ever given in that section. The guests.were regaled with sunlptuous eoliaiion. of turky, cran- berry sauce. pumpkin pie and all the tsothsome acoessoraries usually accom- panying aregulaE Thanks Eiyihg spread
 A State census. of Louisiana, has iGss been taken by the State enumerators to show that NIT. Porter's policy WAS 10 make the population Of the south ern states smaller than 1t really is, for political purposes. = The. Louisiana enumerstors, however. failed by about 1000 to find as many people as did ? MT. Porter's men,. The discovery has hit the state officers between wind and water, as it were....*...
 Ex-Governor C., Meyer zulick, of Arizona, has swefn ts: :foaf charges of criminal libel against.:-E Edwin :. Gill, cf The Arizona Republican, published at Phenix. We have. nor the: honor ot a personal acquaintance with Mr. Gill, but he must be he lu.9st phenomenaIiy brilliant wTiter: .oi the age il he can, with his pen. +3iniels AuIphureted hydro gen into arqtteh. egg without crushing it entireIy.-Et Fasp Tribune.
 The engjnenr corps of thePreootts < Arizona Central railroad IS running line from Prescott to The qua Fria, being n;.sE'at work nea- the Lynx creek hyiTsJli: .T5,rks. They expe- riencea schse .d,.iicnliy ;,s getting over the divids sq ihe Fonc-Miie House. aud it can nnly be overcome by an 500 foot ttnnti. cntt;ng the mountain at a t3epth'cr 1se :eet from it's summit .A preii!ainagy surrey for line down I.onesoaIe Vslley has also been made. This route gives sii easy grade.
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 why squaws arc Naiu able.