Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-22
Wednesdays Edition.

Thomas Carroll. of Jerome, is il
 town. :.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. q. Norris have [
 new son.
 c. M. Funston has purchased the
 Flagstaff Champion. Special Agent Sam A. Hawk will
 leave for Tucson tomorrow morning. Ex-Governor wolfley has obtained complete control of the Phenix Repuo- ioan.
 Creigeir has given up inc fight for mayor oi Chicago, and washbufne l as been declared elected.
 The Concert at the Congregational church, on Friday evening, promises to be rare musical treat.
 Jack Finch, the dynamiter, will leave for the south tomorrow. He reports good sales of powder while in Prescott.
 Attention of republicans is directed to the call in this issue for primaries and the holding of county convention. Happy and content is home with "The Ro- chester" damp with the light of the morning. fs~sssalsg-<, Wyifs RsSAssfsr La,Ss c. Xs. Ysvk. T. $. Bullock is expected here next Saturday, when definite information concerning railroad building may be expected. Pennsylvania's democra.:c governor refused to call out tho militia of his state to protect citizens from the vio- lence of strikers in the coke region Mark Smith, w. K. Meade and T. J. White have been nominated by the Cochise county democrats ss candidates for delegates to the Constitutional con- vention.
 An insane man named Johnson was brought in last night from Coconino county and given nights lodging in the county jail. He was en route to the asylum at Phenix.
 Murray Mclnernay will leave to- morrow morning for Yuma, where he goes to take charge of the territotri.l prison, as superintendent. ". O.. Potts will accompany hina, and will re- ceive an appointment as guard.
 Holders of Mohave county warrants will be pleased to be convinced of the following item taken from the Flagstaff Democrat; "our neighbor county. Mohave, is clear of debt and has sur plus of $26, 900 in her treasury vaults.'
 Mrs. Louis Wollenburg, who recently left Prescott, has located at 7l3 0'Fsr- rell street, San Francisco. She has a number of furnished rooms to let at the above number, and will be pleased to see Prescott scquaintances when in San Francisco.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan returned last evening irog her visit to Chicago, where she purchased big stock of goods for the firm of D. J. Sullivan & Go. She escaped the now much dread ed grippe, but says that the mortality in the above city is alarming.
 w. Wilson < Go. have been get ting in their new spring stock recently. It came in sixteen car loads, and s general invitation is extended to the public to come and take it of their hands. The stock consists of clothing, hats, boots, shoes and a full line of mems furnishing goods.
 The Courier's contributor, "A. O. R." goes for the scalp of every democratic member of the late legislature from this county. He accuses them of being more loyal to the section they repre- sented than they were to the party that them. In other words, that they represented the whole people and not the democratic party.
 Mrs. ". B. Jones met with serious mishap.yesterday afternoon. She mad been out driving and returned home and hitched her horse to hitching post in front of the family residence, when it became frightened and ran st break neck speed, upsetting the buggy, and almost demolishing it. The horse also sustained slight injury t, one of his legs.
 The Weber Concert Company, of Chicago, is billed to appear at the Prescott Opera House, Thursday even- ing, April 30, under the auspices of the Prescott Social Club. The company of a quartette of male singers s lady accompanist, phenomenal boy soprano. and the greatest living violin ist. The members of the company are all art sts In their profession, and will no doubt give good entertainment.