Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-12
NOVEMBER i2, 1880

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER l2. Ise
 rsos SAyyKpArs DAILY.
 County taxes will seon be delinquen;
 About two inches of snow fell las night.
 ssa. Webb go. left in Maricops county.
 H. N. Hsrtson, of Copper Basin va. ia town to-day.
 The Masonic delegation left for Phe nix this morning.
 The Bellevue hotel had s5 guests for dinner last evening.
 Fred. Gaines, o. Kirkland Valley, is in town. sn the sick list.
 Special Agent s. A. Hawk loft for Tucson, via Phenix. this morning.
 Chief Justice H. c. Gosding's wife, ssn and daughter came in from the east last night.
 wm. Dulin, of the Montezuma, will leave for tho east next Monday. for a months visit.
 O. A. Peter, fo rnerly of Prescott, har removed from Tscomo, Washington, ts Portland, Oregon.
 The beard of supervisors win meet on Monday, November l7th, to coun. the votes boiled at the electi on held on the 4th.
 Engineer Elliott, of the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, and his wife will take up their residence Tn Prescott, December lst.
 Hon. Robert E. Morrison, ex-probate judge of Apache county, came in on last evenings train, and will remain for several dave in Prescott
 Secratary N. o. Murphy advertises for sealed proposals to be received at his office at l2 o'clock noon. November 3oth, for legislative supplies. In add;- :ion to the usual list required. he sdver- tises for proposals for 36 legislative desks (osk); II legislative committee tables, 1 clerks desks, with pigeon holes; % legislative chairs, (plain); l chair Tor speaker of the house; l chair tor president of council.
 
 c. B. Genung appeared before the board of supervisors yesterday, to ask for aid in the attempt to discover the body of Charles Johnson, who was buried by cave in his mine recently near Stanton. The board refused to take action in the matter. Mir. Genung states that they have reached point to within ten feet oi where the body Is supposed to be buried. but on account of the unssfe condition of the ground they have been unable to prosecute the work further without incurring greater expense than private individuals care to incur. aIt 6 nevspapar man desires to know hox generally his effusions are read, let him publish sonething that is re- gsrded as objections ble by the persons who never take paper or pay him cent He will wonder how they know these things were in the paper. bat wonder in vain There IS evidently | vast amour, of 'sponging' done. It rrigat be added that he might say nice things of q man and his family for ten | -rears and he win never think ii worth | while to say 'shank you. but make mplimentary notice oi his vite's second cousin, aud he will come m with | 6 club to have the slander corrected -Kx. Unusual excitement was created m | Cireinuatti the other day, over dis coyery made by divers who are prepar- ing to sink caiseon for the new bridge. ! Tn digging, the men came across the l hull of stsambca. sunk over forty | years ago and sought for long time, | but without success. At the time named the steamer Moselie, with 200 euigrsnts who had come aboard at ! Pittsburg fer southern ports, sank l somewhere in the neighborhood men, toned. The stream was high and many lives were lost. In the safe on board was large sum of money, never recovered. The wreck Is fourteen feet un der ground When the news of the find become known thous ands Hooked to the scene and old river men recalled the wreck. The divers fastened ropes and chains to the hull aud tomorrow It will be pulled out. The divers say the wreck is ID good preservation, and they judge that most eI the cabin Is gone, but from the cabin floor down it IS all right. Dead bodies and the safe will k<