Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
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 Mir. and Mrs. $. c. Mott leis for home this morning.
 Winter. in a mild form, las intro duced himself to Prescott.
 George Lail was married recently 10 Mrs. Kats smith in Sala Lake.
 The :. Johns Herald, oi November 18th, was received al this office last evening.
 Isaac I. s,oddapa, the well known mining man, will leave for the east to- morrow.
 Deputy United states Marshal Geo. E. Brown returned from his tup south last evening.
 C. k. Narhndell has not been gwen "squars dcal@ by Internal Revenue Collector Hughes.
 A J. Ruber, will leave tomorrow for brief visit 10 CAhiornis. which will be his first in sixteen years.
 Dennis Burke has returned from his trip east. While absent he purchased furniture for his new hotel.
 The Daily Epitaph has suspended. The publication of the paper will be continued, however. as a weekly.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad has moved the headquarters oi iis land departmen; from Albuquerque 10 Chicago
 Pr. Daggs. of Flagsiatr, has gone to Tempe ,o spend the winter looking alter the sheep interests of the firm of Daggs Brothers.
 The testimony iu the Matt Back ease closed this morning, and the case was being argued by the attorneys, and will probably go 10 the jury this evening.
 The board of supervisors met yester- day and audited the bill Of Herndon X Hawkins, for s25o, for services in the supreme court, in the appeal os the county Of the case Of W. 0. o'Neill ys Yavspai County
 Joseph S. Taylor. of Tombstone, is candidate for chief clerk of the next legislative assembly MT. Taylor oc- cupied this position m the IIth iegis- .atuse. and proved to be most etiI- cient officer.
 Joseph Atkins. last evening, received letter from Jack Steiner, from Ne" Orleans. which stated that the latter was in the employ ol the southern Pa cifc railroad. He expected 10 leave in few days for his old homo n En- rope via New York.
 The democratic newspapers mani fest extraordinary joy over the defeat ot NIT. Hardy, for the Council, in Mo have county-and we'll they may, for the venerable Captain has way of pinning Bourbon scslps 10 hls belt that is disastrous to Legislative jobs.-No- gales Herald.
 Col. Chatham is still "prcdding up his Nogsles constituents to attend church. Ills latest suggestion Co the clergy there to secure at,endanco at church is for them to get up s bull fight attachment. as bull fights are always drawing cards, He says II won't take much oi hu.l fight either 10 draw.
 Dr. Pent!and returned last evening from Camp Congress, where he had been spending week or more in the practice of dentistry, and may now be found in his dentist office, opposite the Williams House, by all those needing his services. Nc understand the doe- tor was greatly pleased with the ap- pearsnce O! the camp and its surround ings.
 The Eastern Star Chapter elected tke following officers last night: Mrs. |. W. Wells. W. NJ; :. r.. Bright, W. F.; Mrs. J. C. Herndon, \. M.; Mrs W. c. Potts, C.; Mrs F. C. Brecht. \ C.' Mrs. Geo. E. Brown, Sec'y; Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, Treas. The chapter Is III ii,ur.shing condition, having had quite large increase in its member ship during the past year.
 The White Smith Music Publishing Company, Of Chicago, have just issued two new songs by that popular oompo- ser, c. A. N hite, author Of the world renowned and ever popular "Margue- rite" The songs are entitled "Ehou ar, an Angel" and "Naue' and they promise to become as great isvorites with the music loving people as pre- v;ous productions of Mir. White.