Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-26
FROM MONDAYS DAILY. Tickets for the bali $2.

ooiauO Aoentf HAS sent ms Bemii
 south for the winter.
 The Phenix Republican has entere,
 upon its second volume.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. 3. Tappan came ir
 on Saturday evenings train.
 A Thanksgiving call will be given a
 the Walnut Grove school house. J. D. Smiley Is now partner of D c. Thotne ia the Palace saloon. Horatie H. Wharton, of Phenis. has gone east on an immigration tour. A jury was impaneled this afternoon
 iu the 1eo. W. Young murder case. The St. Johns Herald is agitating
 the estableshment of telephone line
 between St. Johns and Navajo. Miles Archibald took crew of men
 out yesterday to the scene of the recon,
 car fire, to gather up the remnants. r. c. Parker start d force of car.
 penters to-day putting new roof on the Head block in which Che JOURNAL
 MINER othee is located.
 The scheme of c. Meyer Zulick in the next legislature is to reward his
 usurping officials. by giving them posi-.
 tions ID the next legislature
 Mino Host schusrman, oi the old Pioneer Hotel. siuce having the place enlarged and etit,ed. has changed the name to the Sohuerman House
 Union Thanksgiving serylces will be
 held at the Methodist church on Thurs
 day. Rev. E. ". Meany. of the Epis-
 copal church, will preach the discourse.
 Knoblock X Scolan will open their
 new restaurant on the 6ridge on Thanksgiving morning. They will give lheir patrons Turkey dinner on Thanksgiving.
 Joseph Dauphin returned on Sstur- day from Groom creek, where he has been engaged in doing asseSsmen
 work on some mining claims owned sy him there.
 James Heron. secretary of Wells, Fargo d Co.'S express company and
 bank Of San Fransisco, is visiting Pres colt, the guest of W. W. Ross, oi the Corner drug stors.
 An incipient blaze started yesterday in the Ehte restaurant. IL was caused by the ignition of paper used in cover ing and ornamenting the electric wires, but was speedily extinguished without any s.I.oas damage.
 A messsnser came in Saturday even- ing from the Verde valley for a phy. sicisn to attend the child of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. B. Eaman. Dr. Miller left about nine o'clock for Mir. Eaman's residence.
 The board of supervisors, at its session Saturday, fixed the bond oi the county treasurer at S75 900, instead of $lo0,. e00, as heretofore, on account of the proposed division of the county and decrease of it's revenues.
 J.J. Fisher returned Saturday even- ing from his cattle range in Ferguson valley. He says that mountain lions are killing large numbers of colts and calves on the range, and he is in favor of increasing the bounty for lion scslps from s15 to $50.
 Ambrosio Flores, the Mexican who last September stole horse from T. B. l Bentley, a saddle from Sheriff O'Neill, A bridle from Deputy Sheriff Potts, and an overeoat from Jailor Hickey, was found guilty this morning in the dis l trict court of grand larceny, the jury being out but one minute. As his name | would indicate, he IS a "daisy."
 The expense to Yavapai county of holding the recent election Was pretty close to $s,500, the following being the principal items: registration of voters, and preparation oi the copy for the printers, including the pay of register ing officers, Sl,27760; printing the | great register, s267,95, pay of officers 1 of election. $So7; publishing the eleo- ton proclamation in the official paper, in addition to the annual printing con- tract, S50.
 A youthful pupil of Il public school | being told to write a composition on ] ' Anatomy" acquitted himself thusly l sThe human body is divided into three ! head, the chist, and the | stummick. The head contains the I brains, if there is any. The chist holds the lungs, lights, and part of the liver. The stummick contains the bowels, of l which there are five-s, 0, Ion, and sometimes and y.-Ex.
 The rumor of threatened outbreak on the part of the Navajo Indians, as published in our contemporary, is en- tirely without foundation, aud ne troops ! have been sent to Wipgate from Whip l pie. Captain Bowman's company, of the Min tn Infantry, has received orders to hold themselves in readiness to march under moments notice, the l object being to relieve company ot cavalry at Fort Wingate in case the lat ter is ordered for service north. Super intendent Jones has had steam up iu An engine All day ready to transport the troops to Prescott Junction. 7 Phenix papers state that tho new toll road being built into the Bradshaw mountains will be completed in De- cember. One paper estimates that 1t will require thirty ten.mule teams to handle the freight of that section. Just about the time that toll road IS com- pietod, Yavapsi county will have her free wagon road built, and as the dis tance to Prescott is only thirty or thirty-two miles, as against sixty-tive miles to Phsnix, those thirty ten-mule teams will roll into Prescott with as religious punctuallty as the lightning express does on the P. < NJ. railroad into Phenix. Not only will the dis