Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-22
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WEDNESDAY, ....ocroBER s2. 1890
FseM TsUksDAY's DAILy.

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 Disiric, Attorney Ross has returned from Flags ss.
 Take l9gse to the Senator in Pete Collstt's stage.
 D. ]. Sullivan < Co. received large stock of new goods today.
 Democracy is preparing to n..ke 8 big noise oyer Mark Smith
 ], &. Russell and wm. Cooper, of Skull valley, wera in town to-day.
 .. K. MsrsindeA went south this morning on internal revenue business.
 J. q. Tinker. editor of the Flagstaff Champion, came in on Tuesday nights train.
 Associate Justice Miller of the ss- rremo court Of the United States died en Monday night.
 The case against Robert Fazer, for the alleged shooting Of sl. .oOo stallion. has beesa dismissed .e..
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades, superintendent os ihe, Al Cattle company of Flagstaff, Is visiting Prescott, on business.
 Col. Bigeiew and Dec Smith, during recent prospecting tour, discovered some cns specimens of jasper.
 E. L. Jordan and wife have deeded l6Q acres 0! land In the Verde valley to D. N. Sesrcy ct al, for S7 ,00o.
 About sll the "iresh" reading in the mersing paper to-day referred to the soukSAL-ANER and other republican papers
 W. B. Jones, superintendent of the Prescott and Arizona Central railroad, has returned from a visit to Albu- suersue.
 X deed from ". N Kelley ct sl to F. A. Triae, for tract of land on Ban ming creek, for sI POO, has been filed for record.
 Thomas Brown and Thomas Coch- rsne. of Phenix, two of the best known mining men in the territory, are visit ing Prescott.
 Judge H. c. Gooding, E. N. saaio I'd, Hen. ,. V. Rhoades and delegation of democratic candidates came in by ,ast nights trsin.
 W. A Freeze's popularity chi!.s the elsod of tae democratic leaders. He will get large proportion Of tue vote of the rank snd file of the party
 Job work has been accommodating in this efiee so that We could give em- ployment to an extra printer or two. Coed work snd fair prices are what captures the trade.
 The great register to-day contained S,o95 names, as against 3 1922 last year. The decrease has seer caused by the segregstio of 8 portion of tbs county and sddir t to ,iIa county
 The Atlantic snd Pacific railroad has between 200 and 300 men engaged in fixing up their track. They are using volcanic cinders, which are said to make t.le best kind oi ballast.
 Judge 4. Q. Moves has an announce ment in this issue for justice of the peace. The judge is one smong the oldest residents of the town, upright honest and sauare. and well versed in law.
 Frank R. Raymond. of Kirkland vsl- ley, whe was quite seriously injured a week age, by falling rock in Che Sena- tor mins, in which he was working, has so far improved as to be able to be around again.
 Murray McInernsy, the republican nominee for sheriff of Yavapai county, has covered himself with glory in his | capture of Wilson, the life insurance | swindler. Such actions are apprecis- ted by the people. and will assure his election.-Phenix Republican.
 J. P. Wilson has put another nail in his political coffin hy accepting the nomination for district attorney on the democratic ticket. This is the nemins- ton that Burg ess paid one of the dele gates to the convention si0o fer and ! l1!rauded Mir. WIlson Champion.