Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-15
tRoa FRlpAy's DAILY.

! T>Na>t S AP&Lf.
 Congress camp has l4l registered
 voters.
 Hon. E. L. Gobin, oi Alexandra. is in
 town.
 | J. R. Liston left for Del pasco thi.
 morning.
 1 Only few more days allowed in
 which to register.
 1 lhe wind storm has ceased. |, blew
 np fine shower of rain.
 Fred. Gaines, of Kirkland valley. was
 visitor to Prescott today.
 H. oimstead yesterday completed
 his wood contract at whipple.
 Tn" county republican ticket in th,s
 county should be elected ln full.
 Wm. H. Perry. of the lower Agua
 Fr's, has recorded his stock brand.
 Jake Steiner, thu gunsmith, formerly
 ot Prescott, is now in business in Tue son.
 The Prescott Knights of Pythiss gave a very pleasant party at ther ledge room last night
 Clint Brady was arrested today charged with stealing the outfit of a wood camp recently.
 Chas. D. Pos,c.. Is in Phenis, with commission 10 establish an agency of :, the Department of Agriculture.
 Joe Wilson attrieutes the return of his dog. Roscoe" from Flagstaff. 10 hls objection 10 leave Yayapai county. Peopl. lo say that the only time Mark Smith ever fairly woke up in law suit was when he was defending the Wham robbers against the govern.
 ment.
 In four years of representing Mark Smith has succeeded, according to the Courier. in securing few pack ages of sorghu n seed for tue territory of 1 Arizona
 Lieut.. Clark arrived at Whipp!e this afternoon, having been assigned to the Eth regiment Infantry. This is his first duty, having but recently graduated from West Point.
 N. F. Huffstatter has been arrested st Phenix, and Is due here tomorrow. He is charged with robbery He is the per- on who some time since It is alleged "hsld up" W H. Hatcher near the Senator mine.
 Aztlan Lodge, No. l, F. and A. Nj. will hold meeting st o'clock D. m. Saturday, Oct Dber T., 1Sse, for the pur- pose of conferring the 3d degree of Masonry. A full attendance is desired. By order of the " NJ. s. F Bright,
 The farmers of Arizona are duly grateful to Msrk Smith for having, after four years of hard labor and travail. secured for them a package of sorgham seed, when any of them might have secured 1t by sending to the De- partment Of Agriculture.
 Not single jellar did Mark Smith ever secure for surveying public lands in Arizona Whatever appropriations have heen made for that purpose were secured by republicans, while Mark 1 Smith was hiring "interyiews" written l up giving himself lots of tsffy in the St. Louis Republic.
 Fred. Stark, the Atlantic X Pacific | stock clam agent. left last night for trip over the entire line. It Is under | stood that between 256 and 300 head of I hve stock are killed monthly on the | road, and Fred settles ail claims on the | road not settled here at the general | uffices.-Albuqnsrque Citizen.
 The Western Union will soon string | d copper wire, No. 10 size, on the At iantic & Pacific road. from Albuquerque so Barstow, California. Tne work will | commence in about s week and be | pushed rapidly The Western Union people nov see the importance of a sire along this route. as it holds up better than the wire on the southern routes.
 W. H Hardy, who was such thorn i, m the side of the Zullck outfit iu the last legislature, has again boon nominated by the republicans oi Moh we county. and that Ssing a republican county the chances are more. than even that he will be a member of the Six eenth leg islature, and if there should chance to be any of ulick's followers there they had better stand from nnder.-Epitaph. s. l.. " Myers a former resident ,of this place, writing to the JoeRNAL% MINER from Mexico, where heis largely interested in s mining enterprise, says that hts oompan. i. meeting with good success, Since gong there, last spring he has built a stQra gss dasn and the ma sonry ior= < large snselting plant: on the .. | pi,cdperty in which he is Interested. The litter; he writes, has been in successful operation Tor two. wee ks,.. the bullion product turned out representing good plir'o0fif for { tlre-ze owpers.:.> Mr. Myers wishes to he remembered through the 5ouRsAL~MINsR to his friends in this ss.ction..:. .: K, :3.s: :.--.~ ..-7.. , - .:,
 Prescott people generally will regret that, Rev. GIL. Pearson has not been returned to: Prescott by conference. i1uring his two years pastorate of the Methodist church here. he AS done much in building it up. Just previous to the close of the the conference year he was the prime mover in having ex- tensive repairs and improvements made to the building, making it ss fine in its interior appearance and as comfortable as any church in the Southwest His -,,rcas.r Rev q F Snray is spoken ot