Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
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FROM SATURDAYS nAtY. PhseiA is having temperance re vivAL
 c. B Foster was able to ee oa the street to-day.
 James o'Hars is sp frem Martinez wAers he is engaged ia mining. c. v. Culver has completed his con. trsct fer repairing the Miller lane. T.G. Sszris, ei Flagstaff, has Sled his oath asa bond as notary public, for secerd.
 W. II. Smith, ef Williamson valley returned last night frsm very pleas
 1t tris east.
 Several ladies aud gentlemen oI Prescott attended the suetisa at Whip. pie .e day.
 Banker Hazlstine ls anticipating the heSx by salArgiHg the space behi nd the bank counter.
 La grippe IS said ts have taken fr,s hold of the Noiave Indians at the Needles, aud severalhav died.
 D. F. Mitchell, yesterday, bought the hsEss and lot 0n the corner of Non tszuma and Carleton streets. oppc- the stage oiGse.
 Peter l.. kastasr has purchased lets la ard IL, block 4S, frors Peter Brois- sard, fer s3oe. As the deed was gives to Peter Csllett to have recorded. it was "fetory" transaction.
 Seven tesas were reported yesisrdsy loaded with ore and headed for Tres cott, between J. II. Dicksen's and Iron Springs. Four si then were c. W. Culysr's, of frem fourteen to sixteen animals each.
 Mrs. Asgis R. Mitchell, and Mrs Angie B. Brewn, vile of Geo. F. Brown, have purchased house ARd three lets on Marina street, adjoining the JohA- scn house en the south, frem F ". wells, fer g 300, the decd for which vas recorded to day.
 Bidders, under section fesr, of she advertisement. issued by the Board ei Supervisors, are netised that, ia sdai- ton to ths medical attendance, msdi- siEe, feed and lodging,n required by the Act mentioned, they will be re- Quiree ts furnish tAe necessary cloth ing for the sick aad indigsnt peer The advertisement hss been changed in accordance with tkis nstice.
 An iRquiriag citizen of Tubac City writes to learn "Wke is NcGinty, any wsy2" Te rot know McGinty, is tc argue one's self unknown. Mir. Me Ginty, who has become SO prominent of late, is brother ef the late ubiquitous and much sought fer "Tom Collins" l" whs, ia 1873, had large portion si the United States hunting fer him, sut no one ever fsuad him.
 Milford Kelly. whe came to Arizona vith his parents, tive years age, fer the besetit ei kis health, and whe seemed benefited by the Prescott climate, died in Pheaix on the 2ist instant, of een- sumption. He was son of Amos Kelly. The family came from Penn eylyasia to Prescott The deceased WAS very exsnplsry young man, and made msny warm friends while in Prescott, who will read with sorrow of his demise. He was but q years cid.
 1t sens 10 se the proper csper fer a newspaper to tell its readers about is greatsssS, oH the principle, no doust, that they would never discover it ii they ware act told akons 1t. The flat teriag notices published by some si our exchanges concerning themselves and of special editions prepared ana pub l,shsd by them, just reminds ths JoURsAL-MINER that it has force oi pristers at work Eow sn special edi tion which will be the largest paper ever issued iron. Prescott newspaper efsice. It will be issued on Monday February 3d, aud will centain-the de- linqusat tax list of YavaEAi county.