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Evening journal., 1890-02-27
A Morocco Nine.

The w j. McCleary Marocco Nine has
organized for the season with the follow
ing players: f. Carney, @. J. Coughlal.,
pitchers; A. Cloud. 8. g. ]. McCobgan,
h.; Il. Green, 2b. J. Gillespie, 3d.; j.
Gordon, r. f. j. Murphy, c. George
Stigers, l. +. E. Gillion, water carrier.
All challenges should be sent to w.
Haggy, 307 Monroe street, ]. Coughlan,
ia Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27
MoULoERs' COURT,
A Non-UBiOn workman is Fined This
Time For Disorderly Conduct.

A Non-uBiOn Workman is Fined This
Time For Disorderly Conduct.
The Municipal Court room was
crowded last night with workingmen to
hear the trial Of James Cayanaugh,
charged with disorderly conduct. Cav
anaugh is a non union moulder at the
Mslleable Iron Works, and the first non
unionist to be charged with anything at
those works. Generally the other side
has gotten all tine blame for trouble.
The incidents in the present case oc-
Cured on Thursday, February 20.
The testimony of the state was, that
on the morning mentioned Cavenaugh
was on his way to work. Edward p
Hauser, who was standing on the corner
of Taylor and Locust streets, said:
'.Hellol Captain Cavenaugh," then the
latter replied: You big -, | win kill
YOU Houser dared him to doit, but
Cayenaugh wanted him to come on the
Malleable Iron Company's property
Edward P. Hauser, James Brophey,
Daniel Shehan, Joseph Hanly and John
Hanson told this story.
The witnesses for the defence were
Richard Held, John O'HAra, Charles
Pross, George Mesrs, Gavin Pettigrew,
Charles Riley and John T. Thompson.
There was difference in the testimony
as to the exact date of the occurrence,
the state proving that it was on Thurs
day. The defence witnesses told story
about "Wednesday happenings which CO
incided with those of the following day.
CavRnaugh denied having threatened
to kill Hauser and said that he was
bothered by the union strikers and called
bad names ever since he has been at the
works. Solicitor Turner said that there
seemed to be no doubt of the prisoner s
guilt.
Judge Ball in summing up the cast
alluded to the means which had beer
taken to prevent trouble at the Malleabl'
Iron Works, and said that larger fines
would have to be imposed in the future
One class will be protected as well as an
other The witnesses had proven thai
the prisoner had used threatening Ian.
guage. Judge Ball then fined him 81
and costs, and warned others to keep th'
peace.
The case Of Richard Boyd, charged
with erecting frame building contrary
to city ordinance, was continued unit
Saturday evening" on account of the alb
senee OF Boyd's lawyer. Willard Sauls-
bury. Jr., Esq.
Jonas Heck, T. F. Mcguire, Richar,
Roe and James Burke were fined s anC
costs each for drunkenness, and Eliza
beth Bayard, colored. was fined So and
costs fol- using abusive language toward
Annie Irons, colored, Richard Riley, in
terfering with an officer, was discharged
Minor Gases.
At Municipal Court this mornin
l Thomas Croft and Iohp Kaagan orraSta
by Officer Scott, were fined 50 and 81 an
costs, respectively John Duffy wa
charged with disorderly conduct
Special Officer Thomas Mcbride at tn
B. & 0. Delaware avenue station, test
fed that he put Duffy out several times
and Duffy struck him. The prisoner sal
he was grossly insulted, and Judge Bal
fined him $40 and costs.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27
'ANLEY KNOCKS OUT MITCHELL
he Wilmington Pugilist Wins After
Desperate Battle.

pecial Despatch EVENING JOURNAL.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 27.-Jack Han
" the famous Wilmington pugilist,
aocked out Jimmy Mitchell Of Philadel-
aias in fourteen rounds last night with
70 ounce gloves The fight was for $500,
Tered by the Erie County Athletic Club.
anley was seconded by Jack Fogartv,
aster Acker and John Briley, and
itchell by Aft Luut, his trainer and
Talter Campbell. Mitchell weighed 1901
d Hanley 1870 pounds. Billy Myer, the
Streator Cyclone, was referee.
Mitchell had the best Of the fight until
e eleventh round, when Hanley began
rush his adversary. In the fourteenth
und one Of Hanley's upper cuts caught
itchell under the jaw. AS be was fall
6. Hanley gave him terrific one with
IS left in the stomach. Fifteen seconds
pre- allowed Mitchell in which to come
ok, bnt he did not stir and the fight
lis given to HanleY.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

Secretary of State Salisbury, State
Slurance Commissioner Fooks, Exon
BOSNIAN Martin. r. H. Davis, DIR.
Ioper aud w. G. Rush, all Delawarcans,
heed the lobby OF the Girard House,
Riladelphia, with their presence last
%sning. Ex-Congressman Lore and
Il liam 7. Lyman, Esq, were also in
iiadslphla last night.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

Cranor q Co., 62l Market street, are
showing large stock Of JERSEYS from 50
cents to $500.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

Baynards Thermometer, 2 a. IN. 40
. g. m.. Al u g. "a, ALL p m. 81
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

they rolled to the bottom of the hill he lighting with his left hand ami niany times having the best of 1t. in she
 mesntime yelling at the top of his
 voice. His comrades heard his cries and went 10 bis rescue as rapidly ss possible. wsen the bear saw them she let go oi Anson's arm and deliberately ran up the hiil to where the cncounter began, and seisins th carbine hs had struck from Ansons =hanes, took It in her teeth and went oa into the brush.
 "Ansan was taken immediately 10 the post where his wounds were dress q. Hts face sill be 'iisSgured for life, and his arm where the teeth iacesated the iiesh resembied a piece of ras beef. Anson Is powerful man aud to this fact he owes his fife; had he beeu Iess powerful the bear would have mass- sl:ssst work of him. He is considered she beet hanieE among thosa stationed St Huachuoa, ana recently killed tour leen deer in fifteen days. feat which was remark sble.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
An Esoltlng esar rlsht.

The Tombstone Prospector gives the following graphic account ct the strug- gle deer hunter recently had with bear, in Cochise county.
 Sergeant Anson had gone out from Fort Huachucs to hunt deer and had become separated from his companions. He went to spring Of water where he knew that the deer were used to water and waited but a few minutes before seeing one coming towards ths spring from the opposite direction. He knee'- ed down and kept his eye upon the deer, while behind him bear was watching his movements. She evi- dently had cubs near by, for as soon as getting near enough she srrang upon his right leg snd tore 1t in . horrible manner. He turned and shot the brute, but where be hit her he dees not know, She arose upon her hind legs and with one blow of her paw struck the gun away from him and planted the claws of the other foot in bis face. He real ired the danger he was in and ss she neared him Agsip with extended jaws and while be felt her bet breath he l thrust hi. right hand and arm into hel throat and endesvor,d to reach hi krilc with his left, but couid not. Al of this time the teeth ot the apima were closed through the aesh oi hi' arm like yise, but being . powestu man he held her rAws away from hin
 until she embraced him and they hoti
 went down together. In this position
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
M,n,ns ,n.s,,,s.nee.

A sale of some Castle Creek property Ia on tapis.
 Robert Drynon Ia working sc1as good claims on Maple G0ich. SC. Mott Is pushing work on the
 Black Warrior, snd keeping the Tus- cumbia mill busy.
 Work on the Cany claim, pear the sanasor. is being pushed by Sines & Kelly, vita good results. Work is being kept up on the Old Rslisble. which promises to he one ot the leading mines of the county. The A,. Uaion mine, Hassaysmp pa district. owned by J. L Fisher and Jim Young, Is looking well and turn ing out good gold rock. W. II. Harlan will soon sink the main shaft on the Howard mine ,o a considerable depth. He is nov srrang- ing for works to keep the shaft clear of water.
 Prot. J. r. Blandy returned from Big Bug on Saturday He reports that two miles os the Blackberry railroad is graded and the work Is progressing rapidly and satisfactorily. J. l. Fisher, yesterday. purchased siss worth of gold nuggets from par ties just in from Weaver district. They were found on Rich Hill, aud the lArg- es. one was worth SO.
 ]. J. Williams, manager of Phelps. Dodge X Co.'S extensive mining inter- ests, returned last evening from visit to the aiines of which he IS supsrintepd- ent in Mohssa county. He left for Copper Basin this morning. Tue Yuma Copper Company. whose mines are located in the southwestern par, of the territory. have bored to a depth of 5S0 feet for water and are still sinking. having been unsuccessful in their efforts to iind water. They have now concluded b pipe water in from the Harcavar mountains. X. l.. Kerr, well known mining man, of near stanton, is paying Pres- oott brief business visit. He informs cs that work now goingo on among the various locations there shows the ledges to be Sudica;ive oi wealth and perma- ncncy. and that in tho early spring his mill will be set to steady work on orc from his properties. The district is one of the oldest and richest in the territory. X tunnel Is being run troEa ' aple Gulch which will tsp the Senator vein & depth of zoo feet. The main tun- nel. which is being run from the new mill, will be l,seo feet in length, and will tap the vein ct depth of 600 feet. The price being paid for work . on this tunnel is $s2.so per foot. The rock is syenitic, and very hard. The mill will probably be started some time in January.
 Lieut.. Brodie, who has just returned from q trip through Castle Greek mia ! ing district. reports great activity there The Castle Greek mill is running day
 and night, with good results. while a new ien.stanp mill Is being built for a l Colorado company by Robert Friedell,
 | in whipsaw gulch, about three miles
 ! from the Castle Greek mill. Very rich
 gold ore has been discovered there
 recently,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Wednesdays Edition.
psilsau.nr hos,ca.

Bills we're. rendered recently from this office to pa'tles indebted ta US on subscription and o,hsrsise. AS ,hv, are all small. but in the aggregate amount to several hundred dollars ,c us. we request that all will reGi. wha. they can conveniently ss i. IS rov tax-ssyine time and we are particularly short oi woney. If pa,sies who owe us would only settle their accounts and star, the new year with q clean balance sheet, fl would materially sid us h doing the same thinQ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
The First ss.p.

Perhaps you srs run down, can't ca
 can't sleep, eas't think. can't de any thing to yeus satisisctios, aud you wonder what ails yon. Ysu should heed the warning, you ars taking the first step into Nervous frestration
 leu need Nerve Tosio and ia Flee kis Bitiers you will ana the exact rem eiy for restoring your nervous sys- tem ts its normal, healthy condition, Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative Your appetite returns. gsed digestion Is restored. aaa the Liver snd Kidneys rossas healthy action. Try sett.e Price Bee. at Ress' Corner Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Tne New p,scovery.

You have heard your frieads and neighhors taking bout 1t. You may yourself be enc of the many who knew from personal experience just how good thing it is. II you have ever tried 1t. you are enc of it's staunch friends, because the wonderful tains sbest it is, that when once gwen trial Dr, Kings New Discovery eve after holds place in the house. Il ysu have never used it and should be afflicted with & cough, cold or any Threat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure s Istile at once and give it fair trial It Is guaranteed every time: ermeney refunded. Trial Bottles Free st Ross Corner pruG store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Nntnnna-cntaiosuas.

P4Iies des.rlng any p'stieuiar style q watches and chsins, ei,htr Silver. God, or Gold allesi, shosn n the caslogues of Montgomery. WsFa < Co, E 0. Rsdln. 2, others. l wiii duplicate atexactly the same prices. E'tseF send tse illustration feom lhe catalogue or ihs number wah your order. III have not gos ;; in stock, can always get IL ] short time. These are all retail catalogues. buy these goods at msar' facsurers' prices. and can sell them ss
 st the same prices and make . pFo6i, besides, You have z guarantee oi ihe goods ai home.
 f GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
IaIa rhn.rnilar.nf

Candy Bros.' Fruit Juice Candies are again in stock a, the Mountain City Drug Store. Perfectly harmless. Very delicious Beware of eolorable imiss- tions.
 Csgsss as Christmas Gift A fine ios just in from Philadelphia. and arc offered at very los prices hy the box. ai the Mountain City Drug Store.
 spfctacles aud Eye-G -Glassee. A large assortment lately received at the Noun iaia City Drug Store. See for your seises.
 Are your !. snds ehsppsd, rough or ursighslss Call at The Mount ain City Drug Store i9r nice article aud sure cure or preventive. Only 25 esnts. d2ssi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

The temperance lecture deliYerad by Prof. Crowhurst, of Oakland, Calilor- nis, at the If. E church. last evening. was listeaed to by an audience that hiled the house even to ths standing room. The theme of his discourse wasan analysis of the principles of the order of Good VemPlars, and the professor cer- tsinly made sn able presentation of the merits ol that order. His arguments against high license were iorcible and convincing. and he plainly demonsua. ted the iallaey oi somewhat popular idea, that the high-lioense systea is of sny real effect in suppressing the sale ot liquor. Some of his arguments were keen'y pointed ~ith humorous illustra- tons, and throughon; his defense .. the prohibitoyy idea, and his oonden. nation oi hcense high or low, was skill fully and logically maintained. At ,he close os the lecture, 25 persons signed an agreement te become members ot the erder oi Good Tempiars. Prot. Crovhurst will lecture at the convre- gs,ional church this evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Tne world Enricnoa.

The facilities of the present day Tor the nroauct,on of everything that will co,dnce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- s..a and when syrup oi Figs was frs nrodnced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as IL is inc snly remedy which IS ,rasy pleas ;ns and refreshing to the taste and prompt and efeclual 10 cleanse the sys,e,n gently in the Spring time or, or isetat any time and the better It II Inorn the more popular t becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. H. C. Gooding, Judge.

SATURDAY, Dec. 70. ,aotioa to admit John Chart to bail. :a the sum oI 5000. was made. Cour, sustained hsbess corpus mo- ton in case of J. Dowell.
 Carroll ys Csufeld. ct si. Demur. Ter submitted.
 Court adjourned until ten o'clock Monday, Dec. 2s.
 As the supreme court will meet ID phenix early next month, Judge Good ing will adjourn district court Third Juaic;al ,rict, on Tuesday or We'd n.sdav next.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Inc s,sn, After c nr,..ma..

Twas the night alter Christmas when
 all shro' the houso Every soul was abed aud still az mouse Thesa stockings 50 lately ss. Nicholas'
 care, Were emp,ied of sll that va. satsble
 theres The darlings had been duly tucked in
 their beds. With very full ssomsehs and pains ia
 fbeir heads. l WAS dosing away in new cotton esp, And Nancy rather far gone in nap. When out in a nnrs'ry srose srch
 chatter. isprang from my sloe p. crying, "whai
 is the mAtter'" I iiew to eaeiis bedside---still hali in
 doEe. Tore open the curtains and threw off
 the clothes, whils the ligh. Of the taper served
 clearly to show fhe piteens sigh; oi thos creatures below, For what ;c the iond fathers eyes
 should appear Ba; the little pale face of eash sick
 Ittls dear, For each pet ,hs. had erammed itself
 full 2s stick, ! knew in momen, now felt like old
 Nick. Their pulses were rapid. their breath
 ing the same, What their stomachs rejected I'll men
 ton by name Now turkey, now s,ufang, plum pud-
 ding oi course, snd castards, and crullsrs, and cram
 berry sauce Before outraged nature, went 10 the
 wall, Yes--lollyror, aopdoodle. dinner and
 all. Like pellets which urohins, from pop
 guns ,st fly, Went figs, nuts aud raising. jelly and
 pie, .rn each error of diet was brought to
 my view To the shame of mamma and Santa
 laus, too. I turned from the sight, to my bed
 room stepped back, And brought out phial, marked
 "pnlv. Ipecse" When my Nancy exeiaimed--ior their
 suEerings shocked her ."Den't you think you had better, love,
 run for the doctor'' I ran and WAS scarcely back under my
 roof, When heard the sharp olatier of old
 Jalap's hooi, might say that had hardly turned
 myself round, When the doctor came into the room
 with bound He was covered with mud from his
 head to his foot, And the suit be had on was the very
 worst suit; And he hardly had time to put that on
 his back, And he looked like Falstaff hali fud-
 dled with sack. His eyes how they twinkled ] Had the
 doctor got meTryf His cheeks looked Ike port aud bis
 breath smelt like sherry; He i,sdn'l been shaved for fsrtni ght
 or so, And the beard on his chin wasn't white as the snow, But inspecting their tongues sn despi.e
 of their teeth; And drawing bis watch from his waist coat beneath He felt each pulse, saying. "Esch httle belly Must get rid''--here he laughed---"oi the rest of that jelly" l gs.ed on each chubby, plump, sick little ell, Aud groaned when he said 60, in spite of myself, But . wink in his eye when he phys icked our Fred Soon gave me to know that l had nota- ing to dread, He didn't preaeribe--but went straight ,owork And dosed all the rest--gsye his trous- CTS jerk, And adding directions while blowing his nose Ee bu.toned bis coat--from his chair he arose, Then jumped in his gig-gave old Jaiap whistle, And Jaiap jumped oa as II prieseo with thistle. ! But ,he doctor explained ere he arovs out of sight, They'll ee well by o-niorrow-good
 night, Jones---geoi night"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
suoklsn.. Arnlca salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Foyer sores, Chapped Hsnds. chilhlains Corns, and all skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or DO pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satls- faction or money refunded, Price 70 cents per box. For sale by ". W Ross. at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
wsas,.x rres.n,s.

Mir and Mrs. Julius S;mons wsrs the recipients of the following wedding prese nts on Thsssday evening:
 Bridegroom to bride. geld watch and chain
 J.W. Barrirgtcu, father .. the bride two cows and calves.
 Mrs. ]. V. Harrington. mother ci the bride. handsome large painting.
 B.F Msjor. one dozen chickens. Mrs. B. F. Aajar. hsadsome tidy. Miss Katie Bsrrington, table linen. Miss Maggie Ba<sing.on. fancy tAsls cover.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. HAsx, pair vases. Mes Violet HAts, table linen. Miss Bessie Hstz, tidy.
 Mastsr Albert Hsss, fancy match safe.
 Mr. and Mrs. shanbsrssf, orAsy quilt. bsd-spresd and picture frame. MT. and Mira. Sloan, fine caster. Geo Wsddell. half dosen silvsy ass- sert spoons in handsome plush case. Mrs. aud Mes Ella Baker, fancy toilet set
 Geo. Hartman. silver card csse. Geo. H. Curry, fancy ssatuary. Nathan Levy, half doseu silver tAsls- spoons and half dozen teA-spoons. Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Fisher. bsausifai wine set.
 Goldwater Bros., silver cAstor. Mr. and Mrs. John Duhs. pszfsmsd hankerchiei and glove cases.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. wells, silvsr pickle dish.
 Mrs. N. K. Horne. fancy water ssk MT. and Mrs Rodenbnrg, vsses Hlled with rice and doli buried ia each. S. ". Kruse. half aaxen silver table spoons and silver butter knife. Mir. and Mrs. E. w. French. hand some vase.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer, silsss butter dish.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T.'shun, hand-p.inssa
  tidy.
 NIT. and Mrs. Jules Bsuasp. dAmask table cloth and one dozen napkins Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Tea, rcd Turkish table cloth and one dozen napkins. Mrs. R. R. Blaine. embroidered pil- low cases and sheets.
 A. Robinson, handsomesdressing cass. MT. and Mrs. J. 8. Jones. ei'ysr sugar-bowI. spcon-hclder aud crcans pitcher
 Capt. aud Mrs. Dewitt. handsons rocking-chair.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Fern. two pair ises curtains.
 J.M. Aiken and Ed. Pent,xnd. . handsome napkin each.
 Chas. woilsnberg, silver psppez and salt boxes.
 MT. and Nrs. A. J. Heat, hand painted chair rect.
 L. 1er.msn. hsndsome folding Eir- TOT.
 A. G. Oliver, cane rocking chair. Some unknown peroon. fAncy- dressed live red cat with bell on the tail.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

Elsgdas. flesdaI, Jaaaarl $, 1891.
sITY sEsolnTIak huMsER TEN.

Bs ls resolved hy thE Mayer sGd Common CanHes cf the sigy of F-Fseoss- T~EAT geGefsi 1nnniCi1 n kiectlon is here | ey ordered to b.. hsid Ia ana for She city os Prescott. fc-. the pargsosc ef %isStsag hy Ia. cuRfiHsd voters of said eftf 'os Prescott. a NSYor. twa Cou1cilnen, 6 csu-S of Police. a City Assessor. aaG B Csly~k.essarer. ca Tues day, ihe Ga day ef Jan ssTs, 1891. s1 the City Han, la said city hal, la Sad city, commune ssg St 10 o'clock a. B, and ending st three o'clock D. m. af Ihxf SEx Passed hy tae Mayor sna Uornmoa Neusci o' the Csty cf Prescott, December lst, tSso. ey tho following vote. AyoS-C -CouEcilraeR Ceunufl, Hathaway. Lew. sud Nr President. Councilman Parker aosen;. Approved.
 JOHN HOWARD, Mayor :. Q. EESx3oN. IiSy Attorney,
 " .. F0srsg, Auditor and ex-oElcio Clerk Of be Gotrraon Council.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

The Indians of srancheria near Chico. California. have commenced Messiah or ghost dance. The remnants of all the tubes still remaining in Butte county are participating. The dance is held each year about January, but was has, tened this rear by a stray Indian who oame in from Nevadaan d told the tribes here that their brothers in the east were dancing and the Messish would certainly come. Some three bun dred pat tlcinanls will dance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
so,ioe ,o sesne.

Every Persoa owing iis by oren se- eeznt, or b note. are requested to call sRd settle AT or 3s.
 Dsn'. think neIgAbofs fAsA Te ddnt assn sor, for j yoa are owlns us any thing, Tcu are the very fellow that we are after .-e-
 Every boek account naost bs settled by ihe first of the nes year, and every y- eas that is unpaid on that date we viii saat lo our st,orner for collection.
 BasnFoEp < BeRursrsR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Aeslos to mc,ne...

Ars. Minslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children ,esthing. IL soothes the child, sogtons the gums, allays all pain, cures wind oolic. aud ls tho best remedy for Di- aFrhms. Twensy-s,ve cents . bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Marr.sd,

CoRsIsH-CersrS--In Prescott. by Rev. c. F. Spray, December 18th. pr. P. O. Cornish, of Flagstaf, and Miss Clara Cothn. of Prescott. wrLsoS-NEsBEr--In Prescott, by Probate Judge. E. w. French, Do oember 18th, 1890, ). F. wilson e Mrs. Sargurita R. Eesbet. SrxoSs--BARRxsToS--In Prescott, by Rev. E. D. wyokof. December lS&h, 1880, Jalus Simens to Mia Ysanda Harrington.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
ao,,dsy Goods.

We have . large stcck of Toys and r.,cv Goods. ordered for the Holiday ,y.de which are several dave over das' rar,;es wishing to purchase tais class as -co.i. viii do well to wait lev days a hs,cre n,scing their orders, as the goods -;,, he nice and the prices very ".sl. VI" n. J. SULLIVAN | Go
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

The announcement of II. Gardner for reelection to tho city council ap- pears in this issue. Mir. Gardner has made an able councilman and deserves reelection. That he will be, there is hardly doubt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
pREssNlKNG,&C.

lfisS N CaRk hss opeuea new dress- M nakiae aud millinery store, enc door ssrtk of the pDssofnce She has on hand . tsi sock Of the very latest styles ot all kinds Q saiaerT gcoss, and lnsites the ladies to es-i ass sxaEine her goods.