Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Chas. Rice has completed hi. s,on
 pavement.
 <. l.. Carlisle returned from his visi
 east last night.
 | Ed. N. Blake left this morning to
 Albuquerque, to attend the fair. , Good saddle horses and bugcies at tn
 City Feed Yard and Livery Stable.
 Miss Mimi Martin has gone to Pass
 dena, California, to teach in the public
 schools.
 J. Therbeke et al has deeded lots
 and 9, block B. Prescott, to A. ]. Head
 for 5000.
 Stertng's Royal Remedy, tue gem me article, in quantities to suit, at Ross Corner Drug Store. au2Stf Fred Wolfsngel has sold his cabin and ground in Mescsl gulch te ". A. Clark, for $l,025.
 Miss Mary Otis left for Oberlin, Ohio this morning, to continue her studies in the college there.
 F. G Fisher has been arrested in
 Phenix On q charge of larceny prefer led by Charles Goldman.
 Prof. R. l.. Long, ,ex-territorial super. intendent has been appointed principal of the phenix public schools.
 Dr. Blackburn left Prescott, it is said between, shutdown last night and sun rise to-day, probably never to return.
 W. G. Stewart, Jas. A. Vail and J. G. Tinker, delegates from Flagstaff to the republican convention, came in on last evenings train.
 The dance at the Granite Dellls ranch was attended by 8 large number of peo- pie last night, and pleasant time was had.
 AZ attachment was issued this morn- ing out of Justice Ling's court against Dr. Bisckburn's interest in a faro bank, to secure board bill of S45, owed by him, which he forgot to iiquidate, owing to the suddenness of his departure.
 Attention Is called to the advertise ment in this paper of the Monrovia Ladies' College. Young ladies wishing to attend first class educational in- stitution, can do no better than to send for particulars of this college.
 The JoUhNAL-MINKR takes pleasure in calling the attention of it's numerous readers to tue card m this issue of Miss Ida Nj. Spaulding, hrst-clsss steno- grspher and typewriter. She can be found in Col. ;. E. Wilson's office, and parties having type writing Of any kind to do will find her accurate and prompt. She has taken two or three years to qualify herself thouroughly in these branches, and is deserving of encour- agement.
 Judge A. O. Noyes brought flower To this office which is s curiosity in this section. Itis called the moon flower, and s snowy white. In the center of 1t is ! star. IL grows on vine, the leaves 'f which are quite large and somewhat 'esemble water lily Judge Moves sys the vine is over hundred feet in ength, nearly covering his house A ; of it is that it blooms in the | night. A cane captured by policeman at !! .he Feast last night discloses clever ne thod of stealing money. It has for . handle & bit Of beeswsx, which when \ by the hest of the hand will ! tick fast 10 coin. Nothing is easier han Tor s sneak thief to touch 8 | ,iece on gambling table, st an oppor- une moment, and make away with the Star J. F. Wallace, the good nstured edi- | CT and manager of the St. Johns Her id, arrived m Prescott last evening en 4 cute to Phenix, to attend the terriio- isl democratic convention. MT. Wal ace may be said to carry ihe democ- acy of Apache county in his vest 'ocket, being ID possession of all prox- es from that county. Charles Davis the locomotive engi- \ Ieer who lost his leg recently in rsil- osd accident, between Williams and \ Flagstaff, is said to be relative of \ Engineer Elliott of the Prescott and | Arizona Central railroad. MT. Davis | .as host of friends in this county who with him over his recent |!