Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
FROM MexnAy's DAILY.

FROM MeEDAy's DAILY. J .. Stephens left for Los Angeles yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff Hickey has rstsraed
 frem Flagstaff
 Dr. Johnson left fer Fsrt stsaten, New Mexico, yesterday
 A. A Moore came up frsm his Wal
 nut Grove ranch yesterday.
 Hon. J. c. Campbell Is quite serious ly Ill with la grippe and ssthaas.
 sen of C. H. Bennett killed fine, Sig deer, near Lynx creek. A day or tive since.
 Hen. P. J. Bslsn has embarked ia lac real estate hn6iaess in Graham oeunty.
 F C. Goodwin. merchant near NiuAehahs, was in town Saturday, en business.
 J. c. Brown, of the Quartz Mountain Mining company, came ia on ts-aay's {, train fror1 the east.
 Judge De Kuha left yesterday fer the East sn business connected with the Mookinghird mine. O D. and W. T. Brewn left for Soils Wash to-day, ts csntisne werk on the srtesisn we'll being sunk thero. Tax payers ot this county pay less ! for the entire years printing than publishing thsdelinquenttax list alone is worth.
 Arthur Nj Williams, an ex- director ef the territorial fair association, com nittea suieide in PheHix, by shooting | himself through the head. Mayor Howard celebrated his seven. tieth birthday yesterday, while Chief of Police Dodson treated his friends on 1 Saturday. ia honor si his iorty-ninth. C.P. Hicks weat sut to skull valley yesterday, on visit to J. ". wilssn. Hs says the latter lsoks ts be in prime health, and is snjoying life at kis coun- try residence
 Railroads are hauling cattle from Kansas City to Chicago. distance of nearly 300 pailes, for lsi cents per loo pounds, asd from Kansas City ts st. Louis fer ' cents. Among out of town visitors to-day were: B. B. Crapo, Skull valley; J. B. White, Peoples valley; A. J. Rueert and A. !. Euher.. Jr, Groom creek |; Larry Dugan, Agus Fris; Wm. Cooper, Skull valley; Fred Gaiass, Kirkland valley.
 The incoming train to-day was hung up CD tho Willow creek bridge again. The engine crossed safely, but the l bridge gave way under its weight. and passengers, mail and express were left 1 oa the othsr sids until the engine re- turned from Prescott. Ed. ". Wells. received a telegram from h. Wermser, of fhenix, on satur- I day, stating that he had sold the three i! lots owned by him on the south side of the plaza. The purchaser, CT the price received, was not stated, although it is 1 pretty certain that F. N. Murphy now I owns them,
 | No oil has ever been offered to the | public tha, fills all the requirements of ] safety, economy and brillianey equal ! te "Extra Star Kerosene It Is nanu- iactured by one refinery for Whittier, Fuller & Co.'S special use, and is made from Warrington Go. crude oil, which Is the best oil that has yet been siseev- 1 cred. Give this oil trial and yes will 1 use no ether.
 The Prescott Ch.utsuqus Reading Club met tt the residence Of Mrs, c. ". Culver last Wednesday The meet l ing was called to order by the presi- dent. The quotations were about Bru- tus. Mrs. Wright read az article ires the ChaslauquaR, entitled Politics which made and unmsds Rome" Mrs. Blake gave biography of Brutus. Ars. 1 Schiodt read "Water Storage in tue
 West" by Walter Bates. from the 1 Scribner. Mrs Culver read part ei "The Sun 6od," by !. T.. Wharton, s copy of which was presented to the SO
 ciety by the author. The questions
 were on "Brutus" and History ol
 Rome. After discussion oi current
 events, the society adjourned. to mee; l Wednesday, the 18th. st the residence | of Mrs F P Clark.