Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

FKox SATURDAYS DAILY.

1 Rallies are numerous these days. 1 Freighters are tied up on account 6
 the mud.
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 AiNxE for 1890.
 Navel and Mountain Sweet orange. just received at c, ". Fsrd's. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Herne returned
 from Chino valley to-day.
 The snow Is welcomed by miners
 but is net rslishei ey stock men. Chas. Wallace is building nes residence en north GraEits street. W T. Baker is ,till ecnsned pretty 1 closely to the house wi.h his sere feet Even the city water works are now I supplied with sn abundance of water. Last nights sncw storn furnished a few hours sf csasting pleasure te the beys.
 Deputy Sheriff Geo. E. Brown is quite sick. He is threatend with pnsu. menis.
 Attorney E. M Sanford is kept busy these days preparing work for the su preme court.
 J. L. Hall came in from Martinez yesterday, ard will take his family with him on his return, The Vim. N Kelly went out on the road to-day. IL worked to the satisiac- ton of the railroad people. Snow commenced falling last night, and this M Mcrning thsrs was a covering of two inches on the ground.
 The electric lights will remain in the city hall fer the militia ball. Tickets for the ball are cut, and csa De had fer q. %.
 Officers oi Whipp!s have kindly con- sented io loan the militia boys a num- Der of flags, for decorating tue city hall with, I T their dance.
 A gentleman, who has just returned from . months sojourn ia Phenix. says that heavy fegs have prevailed there of late, being quite disagreesble.
 Fritz Jessen has ten pound sweet eater" on exhibition st his Heaaqasr- ters saloon. It was raised by J. F. Brown en his ranch under the Buck eye canal.
 X beautiful mare will be raillal at
 the Fashion saloon az soon as the requisite amount of tickets can be sold. Tickets Se each. Sixty chances. See notice elsewhere.
 A motion to dissolve the injunction obtained by the Kansas City Mining Company against A. J. Rubert and sons WAS argusd bsiore Judge Wright in chambers to-day.
 The Apache County Critic is the name of 8 new paper issued at Hol- brock ihis week, by Col. Harry Reed. The colonel is an able journalist, and we wis. his Critic success
 Fred. Williamson, formerly n the employ of the Atlantic < Pacific rail- road at Williams, died of consumption at Albuquerque, on Tuesday, Decem- Der 24th.
 X deed from ". J. Nulvenon, admin istrator of the estate of John Maldoon, to Geo. c. Wsddeli. fer the Doyle min- ing claim and one half ci the Blue Bird claim, Peck district, for s420. has been filed for record.
 Another day without mail, trains on the Atlantic & Pacific having failed to connect from either direction. No train has arrived ever the rosd from Los Angeles for over week, and none from San Francisco for four days, while eastern trains are three days behind.
 Lieut.. Bredie writes from the lower dan oi tho Walnut Grove Water Storage Company, that that structure with stood the recent floods, and demenstra- ted the permanent character O; the dam. Of course the storms and high water hss interiered somewhat with the progress ofthe work. but work has been continue en the Hume.
 The announcement ot Judge John Heward as candidate for reelection as mayor appears in this issue. Judge Howard has served the city faithfully in this office, and has been urged by his friends % again become candi- date. Sidewalks and street crossings have been built and repaired and ether Improvements made, while the financial condition of the city has been greatly improved during bis admins trstion.