Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-12
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

\
 The Champion wants militia eean
 Pany ia Flagstaff.
 Citizens of Flagstaff have estaslishe, a free resding room.
 Property owners sheuld plant irui and shade trees.
 District court will meet in Prescott,
 on the first Monday in March. The wsrk of sxcasatiag for tho new
 building on the northwest esrner of tn,
 plaza was scesanenced to-day.
 The old soldiers and many citizen,
 turned out yesterday to attend ths
 funeral ei the late Barney Atkinsen.
 Robert Cenneil had ths stars ana
 stripes floating today in hoAer of the
 twelfth anniversary of his marriage. l II. D. and J NJ. Aiken and II. E.
 Morin returned this morning from thsiI
 &sck hunt, with about TWO dszes
 ducks.
 | W. A. Freeze is locking up hosse.
 is expectation Of the arrival of his
 family soon. who will hereafter reside
 h Prescott.
 l Dr. MT. Losey, Of the firm of rsrssr-
 field < Lessy, specialists, re,srned last
 night from Phenix, and can be found
 st the Bellevue hstsl.
 The building taken from the lot ad- joking the Bellevue hstel has hesn
 ssohsred en the alley next 10 F. c.
 Psrker's carpenter shop.
 E. s. Clark, foreman si the JOURNAL
 MINER office, has been appoi ntsd su- psrvissr of the census fer the territo "
 st Arizona. The appointment iss goed one.
 Beh Burdette says: "Ged wasted mud when he made tAs man So mean as to have the postmaster return newspaper marked refused when hs ewes two or three yesrs' subseriptioz The Dsmocrat says, that during the past eighteen nonths there has been sRly nine deaths is Flagstaff rem natu- ral causes. Four es these were grown persons and the other five were chil- dren, tive of whom were infants The board of fire delegates. on Sat.
 uraay night elected ". c. Bashf0rd as chief, sad Al Aiken assistant chief. Their reelection Is a compliment te their efficiency suring ths past. D. ". fritcbett was elected secretary.
 Pneumonia is quite prevalent in our 1 midst just now; there have been seve- rsl deaths from it during the past ten l days. It appears to be of quite viru- lent type, these attacked net living more than four or five dsys-St. Johns Herald.
 Among out of tesn visitors in Pres oett to-day the following were noticed James R. Lowry, Lower AguA Fria James H. Hamilton, Peoples valley; E. 1T. brapsr and family, Ferguson valley; B. F. Copple, Cherry creek Frank Kuehpe, Lynx creek.
 We rein receipt of pamphlet from the cfics of the Florence Enterprise containing the report ef the Arid Land committed of Piusl county ts the sen ate of the United States, on Florence and it's resrvoir site. The beck was printed at the above seice, and is credit 10 if, while the information con- tsinsd in it is of very fatteriag ns- , ture. s
 We predict that larger acreage of potatoes, barley and vegetables will he , put in cultivation this season than in l any previous year. Our farmers are to see that tiiling the soil is B are paying business, asd looking up :. ranches through the country wherever they can be found.-Flagstaf Dems- crat.
 The DAILY JouRSAL-MIgER snly costs twenty-five cents per week. It Is worth ! half dollar per week each, though, .o the publisher ts see a few individuals who weala not take and pay fer 1t, rush in ssd grab up the one taken and paid fer by their neighsors, before they get chaace to read it. This item will l f pc read by seme of then before the man ( She pays for the paper sees it. t
 The JeEness Miller Magazine for February sustains the high rsputs- .isn tbat 1t has already woR, and con- tains in it's table ef contents list of subjects caloulat cd 10 attract attention. rse physical culture article, by Miss c Jenuess, has manyvslusble suggestions. Discussion of Mems Dress" sy Mrs. Ierness Miller, Is full of ideas that : would, if accepted, be grateful inno ration upon prevailing fashions in the q attire. An article on tho 1 c Etiquette of Cards and Calling" will ? give q great many valuable hints to V xenen generally. The Magazine IS ex- j. ,uisitely illustrated, and the aim oi the Y ,diters and publisher seems to be te o urrish American women with ideas o which shall sEtyie these Oi foreign ,rgin.