Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
FEox TUESDAYS DAILY.

A Happy New Year. Exit, 1889. Eces, iss0l Hsws your "lagraPhif" Ike Patrick is h frssu the Bradshav mountains.
 An epidemic of nAsrimsny seems | have struck this section.
 Jsseph Fishsr has nsvea hi.Nfamil! irsm Kirkland to Miller valley
 Wm. Johnssa's pack train left fer fh' mountains to-day with merchandise.
 Ths new boarding house at the BorLs mine will Do dedicated tonight with s dance.
 ". E. Hazsltine, of the Bank ol Ari- zona, has been on the sick list for seye- ral days.
 NJ. H.'s arc all smoking lonY. fra. grant cigars since the sdvent oi 'fsgraphi."
 Gee. Prescott leaded . four-horse wagon with general merchandise at J L. Fishers today, Tor Kay Barrett, at NinnshahA.
 Railroads, mail aad exrress seems all to be suffering from an attack of "lagraphi," at asy rats they ''lag" pain fully and wsarily.
 Jules Bsumfnn returned last night irsn . osnvassing tsnr of the territory, in the interest of the San Franoisco Mining Review.
 The probabilities are that more mining transfers will taks place clsndsstinely tonight than the records of 'S9 will show for the entire year,
 A deed has been filed for record from T. W. Otis to D. M. Martin, for lots II, l3 and Is, block 5, east Prescott the cid 0. 0. Bean lots, the ccasidsrs- ten seiny $l,5 500.
 Wm. Potts, the energetic candidate for city m arshal, has been csafned to his room for the last five days. with something Ike inAuenxa. but is able to sit up to-day, and to-msrrow will find him camping on the trail heading 10 the office ei tks city marshal.
 An invoice of the new issue of 2-oent stamps has reached the Prescott post efice. Although tbey arc little smaller than tha old issac. Possmsstsr Head save there is no reduction in price, and these whs were hoping te buy three for $ nickel will bs dissp- pointed.
 The artistic manner in which City Hall has besn decorated fer the Gev- srnsr's Guard hall, this evening, reflects grsa, credit on the taste and industry of Nessrs. Aitksn. Geldwatsr aad Tri- tie. They have wrought a vsritabie scene" one which no patriotic rssidsnt of Prescott should fail te witness.
 Judge wright's opinion, in the case ef Sheriff o'Neill vs. Yayapsi County, will be published in full in ts-msrrow's, Wednesdays, WEEKLY JouKxAt- MINER, the ouly paper in Northern Arizona in which this able and ex- tremely interesting legal decision esH be found. Extra copies fer sale at this office.
 Oar announcement of the departure of the traia on time yesterday rroysd The "shco fly" was built around the wrecked engine in the cicnsra at Cooks ranch, bot when an attempt was made to ran the engine | over it, the latter, ewing to the muddy of the ground, and the sink ing of the track, was dsrailed, rsquir- ne considerable time to set 1t on the -ails again.
 Information came teddy from Pres. ,stt Junction, that it wsuld probably 1 9s three or four days before railroad would be opened with yaiifsrnia. A train had reached there o-day from the east with light mail md express. \ later bulletin was post d i. ths window D. .ths telegraph office. Itsting that trains were running east md west on the Atlantic & Pacific, and hat the train would arrive with mail md express at 9 o'clock tonight, and would leave fer Prsscstt Junction at 2 !. m. tomorrow.
 Doctors seem to difier in regard to he complaint which is 60 prevalent in Prescott now, as to whether 1t is the sussisn influenza CT simply malig- ,ant attack of "cold." pr. Miller and Dr.. Robinson are both victims of it, Iltheugh able to attend to their proies- isnal duties. Among other eases re- ported are, T. W. Johnston, W. E. aazsltins, C.B.Foster, N. J. Hickey, !. NJ. podson, ". W. Ross, B. F.. Riggs, F. A. Tritle. IT,. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. F. Brown, c. s. Seaman, Q. R. aartindell, Miss Ada Melville, Peter JeIlstt, H. D Ross and H. T. Andrews
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