Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
FRos SAruRDAy's DAILY.

l ing.
 VIII Smith is in from Williamson
 valley.
 1 Judge De Kuhn and wife lief, fer
 Cherry creek teddy.
 James Grigshy, a brick maker and
 contractor of Phenix, is in town.
 J. Pulitzer. a relative of the oolebra-
 ted New Yoik journalist, Is yisiting
 Prescott.
 Tke county assessor and his depu-
 ties start on their annual rodeo of tax payers this month,
 Sheriff oNeill will probably return
 tomorrow night or Tuesday morning,
 being in Phenix al present. Militia company meets for drill and ;he transaction oI business to-aight Members all requested to he present.
 With every dollars worth of goods
 bought st FSrd's, ticket for chance in a smokers outfit is thrown ia gratis.
 Chief of Police Doison yesterday evening received a beautiful badge oi his office, from Charles Lighthouse, sa sd- mirer, m the Stateo of New York.
 To-dsy's train did net leave Prescott Junction until 1 o'clock p. m., and the mail aud express had not arrived in Prescott at the hour si going io press.
 The confirmation by the Senate cf Joseph II. Kibbey as associate justice of Arizona; Harry R. Jefierds as U. s. attorney, and ! c. Martin ss register of the Prescott land office, Is an- uOunced by cur contemporary.
 Aaiutsnt General o'Neill was wanted here yesterday on important business connected with the Buckeye Canal. 1t seems that at the first sign of dis trsss, Buckle forgot his own interests and hurried down to the Walnut Grove dsms, with two physicians, that he might relieve the suffering survivors oi that now historic catastrophe.-H Herald.
 Dan Burke, the messenger who was sent from the upper darn Co netiiy par ties belsw of their danger before the flood, was brought into town last night and lodged in the county jail, by order of Sheriff o'Neill. He was very nervous this morning when the JouRsAL-MISER man called to see him, and said he had been sent up for protection, ss parties below talked of lynehing hisa. What the nature Of the charge against him is, Is not known here.
 The London Lancet, in she issue of January 1, 1890 says; "Ths terrible Asiatic cholera seems to be following fast in the wake of the grippe. There are unfortunately but two good res- sons for believing that the epidemic sl cholera, which has fer 80 many months hung about the risris. Euphrates val ley, and the interior ef Nescee,amis, has mad, consider hle inrosds to Per sta.
 E. L. Jordan, of the Verde valley, IS in town for the purpose ol making arrange ments for building the ditch of the Lower Verde Ditch company. c. B. Foster has been engaged 10 make survey for new ditch. and Mr. Jordan sent to San Fran cisco for new scrapers. The old ditch was washed out by the recent high water, sud the company has decided that rather than repair IL. to build new ditch on higher grund. Thecxp, nse VIII he about sa. .ooo
 An instrument was hl ed for record to-day whereby A. W. Edwards, an en- ,erprising young man, becomes the successor ot Curt Reemer tn the freight ing business of Culver X Rcemer. Ar. Edwards came here lew months since, and has become so fsvorssly i'm pressed with the country that he hss decided to ssttle here, and this favorable business opportunity present ing itself, he took advantage ei IL. We welcome Ms. Edwards ss a permanent resident
 A miner who escaped from the food tells the Phenix papers yarn that will cauee broad smile to come over the ia es of al, others who witnessed the power of the flood, bqt escaped its fury. He says that. in endeavoring to sssist Jee Reynols, his partner, to rise, he be- came entsngled in the tent, and 1t was hy great exertien he succeeded in extri- eating himself from its meshes and rsising nr through sfty feet of water to its surface, when he swam fer tho high cliffs in the distance. The water raised with lightning like rspidity and in few seconds was forty feet or more over tae place where the men were sleeping
 An instrument of unusual impor- tAnce was filed Tor record today, being deed of ;rust from the Arizona LuIn- Der and Timber Company 10 the Fam CTS Loan and Trust Company Of New York, for s50o 900. The instrument Is intended to protect the mortgage bonds issued by the above company, for the purpose of improving aad increasing the facilities oi their operations. The principal place of business cf the company is at Flagstaff, where th already have three saw.mills in opeia tien. By recent agreements with cor porations owning timber lands in the vicinity, they agree to cut several mil iions of feet of lumber per naonth from new property acquired, and m order to inlfill this agreement they will b con peile.l to build three new mills. Ii is fer this purpose, as well ss for the purpose ol making other extensive ina movements to the already large plant, that the issue of these mortgage bonds t. made.
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