Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

his Nisit 10 San uieSo, bringing vii
 hisa his two daughters, who have bee
 placed in the Sisters school.
 J. J. Lynch, of the Kingmsn s.up
 ling works, took s run into Prescott o
 Saturday evening. returning again ,
 kingman this morning.
 J. W. Sullivan. the we'll known stsc
 man, was in iowa to-day. He leave
 to-nsrrow morning, to take train los
 of cattle to the esstern market
 Chas A. Girdler returRed from King
 man Saturday evening. He seems to
 be fsvorAbly impressed with the saine
 Of that county. and says the outlook ii good.
 It is rumered that Harry Carpenter
 the present Tombstone deputy collecto of customs, will succeed Mir. Christy ts the position of clerk of the prison q Yuma.
 Tombstone has organized militi, company with the following officers Il 5. Ford, captain; T. Munier. ls lieutenant; and George Cheyney. 2d lieutenant.
 James Dshemy. a prominent con tractor of PheniI, and old resident o this territory, was shot and killed by his son, Wm. Dohemy, last Friday evening in Phenix.
 The Msricops county assessor put down section 3s opposite tax payers name, and Tom Smith, one of the su- pervisor's spent whole day in hunting for 1t on the map
 The race between Geronimo" and "I. E !" fer $5s0 side. which was set for September 7th, has been changed to September 6th, on sccoun. of the for mer date falling op Sunday.
 Juige Gooding, to day, sentenced C. c. Chambers, alias Ho Bo Jack, to one year in the penitentisry and to pay fine of $50. In case of failure to pay the fine. fifty days is to be added to the term of imprisonm Ut.
 The harmony of tue base ball s,G at Flagstsff was considerably marred on Friday last, by the sulldosing tao tics of coaple of Winsiow players, who were wrung in on the game.
 NJ. Il. Gould expects the remainder of his family, consisting oi h" wife, three daughte and son, to arrive here in few uays from tbe east. He has secured the Burlington residence in the southeastern part of the town to domicil them in.
 Charley Morgan went out to the head of the Hasssyamps yesterday. on . pleasure tripsand while there got inte trouble with a great big, buriy man three times ss large as himself, and was hit over the head by the latter with six shooter, receiving serious injuries.
 Two destbs occurred at the insane asylum last night. One was John B. Ryan, who died of general paresis, and the other was Lucille Stanley. of Prescott, who passed oF from nervous exhaustion. There are about seventy patients iu the institution st the pres-
 Ha~all
 Jacob F. Miller, an old tim. butcher of Prescott, his residence here dating away back into the early roe. but who has recently been engaged as chef de cuisine at Dr. Thorpton's Oaks and Willows ranch, is in town circulating among his friends and nursing A sprAin. ed leg, which incspscitatss him from work.
 Major !. W. Donnelly consummsted the sale of ten sections of railroad land in Lonesume valley. to w. '. Pediey, last Saturday. The price paid wac St. 400, or sl per acre. It is under stood tina, on the oDplesion of theLynx creek reservoir, MT. Pedley will carry water on the land, which will be used for agricultural purposes.
 The following from the Albuquerque Democrat is probably intended to sp- nlv only to New Mexico "A great many changes are made in the assess ment roll of this county every year, but did anybody ever hear ot any ss' sessment being increased upon any piece of property belonging ts any member of the reigDing family of ceurse not"
 According to the Phenix papers, Joe Alexander repud,stes She reputsd in- terview, published in PhsniI paper in which he was made to say that the subsidy bill vetoed by the president wasn.g. From reading this reported interview one could not help srriv'ng a, the conclusion that Mr. Alexander had accepted the position oi manager te Col. Masten's rghost show
 Democratic papers ., just now very sol;citous about the advertising patron age of the republican officials when democrats were in power tsey claimed and received every thing in sight, with sut s murmur or protest from any re- publican paper The advertising shoe now being on the other foot there is DO end to the democratic howl Tor tae patronage of republican of'icisis' Our contemporary intimates that the s.,e of tbe territorial property on ths xs,t side of the plszs, which was sa' vsr,ised to take place in June, was | ros.poned for wsn. of bidders. The sa,e did not occur. owing se the iaasi'i' ,v of Auditor Hughes to get fs Tres 1 colt, though there were 6 number oi l b;daers present. Several parties wan'