Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-04
FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.

U
 in town.
 I Jacob Refei came in from Alexan
 dia last night.
 l Edgar Stephens. son of J. Q. Ste
 rhens is in tows.
 | Masonic lodge meets tonight. Work
 in the first degree.
 l s. c, Mott has gone 10 Phenix, tt
 attend the legislature.
 l k. W. Wells left this morning for ,
 brief business trip to Phenix. | Nearly all the reserved seats for ths
 Hild-Park concert have been taken. l Lieut.. Duncan has returned to Whip
 pie from four months leave spent ir
 the east.
 | Another Car load of mules and a cal
 load of wagons will be shipped from
 Whipple tomorrow.
 Mrs. A. A. Moore accompanied her
 husband to Prescott, and is stopping
 at the residence of Judge E. w. French. W. II. smith, of Copper Basin, mel
 with a painful accident the other day
 by being thrown from his wagon. Hi'
 injuries are not however considered i serious. Superintendent Jones left on spe- cial train last night for Phenix. Hs
 was accompanied by his wife. Mr
 Jones is going to look after the inter
 ests of bis railroad in the legislature. Walt Whitman does not believe that
 we have a national literature. He says
 so in an article which he has written for the February number of the North
 American Review
 The distinguished tinancier, Jesse Ss' ligmau, will discuss free coinage oi silver in an article which he has writ
 tensfor,the February number of the
 North American Review. James Boggs and wife, of Prescott
 who have been stopping in Kingman
 on their wedding tour for several
 weeks. returned to their home Thurs
 day.-Mohave Miner.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says: Mrs. G. A. Bray and Miss Mollie Baker will leave Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal, to spend a couple of months amidst the
 orange groves of the Golden state. Father Ignatius has written q r..ply
 to trenehant article by ouids, on the impotence of Christianity. Both arti. cles will appear in the February mum Der of the North American Review. John K. Murphy, mining operator, l who has spent several days in tai, sec ton, left for his home at Los Angeles
 this morning MT. Murphy is opera
 ting some extensive mining properties
 in New Mexico.
 The new lag purchased by the Toughs was raised to-day, James A Guild acting as master of ceremonies A beautiful streamer bearing the name of the company was also placed along side of the Stars and Stripes on the flag pole.
 H. :. Van Buren, president ol the Walnut Grove Water Storage Co, ac. | eompanied by his daughter, arrived
 in Pheni1 yesterday. The damage
 cases against this company were set for
 a hearing this morning in the q strict court in the above city.
 Rheumatism originates in tactic acid
 in the blood, which settling i'll the joints causes the pains and aches of the ! disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
 rheumatism by neutralizing the acidity of the blood, and giving it richness and vitality. Try Hoods Saasaparills, A telegram from St. Paul, Minn., dated January 3lst, explains the cool weather experienced here recently. It says. "A severe cold wave. preceded 1 by q blizzard, is reported from many points of northern Dakota and Mon
 tana. The temperature at some points
 dropped 10 20 below zero. The wave is
 moving south rapidly"
 The prosperity ol a town is gauged, Il .. ., h., .t.s.s .,,a,ith Nf ,fa ,nh,,k,,, ., nts
 but by the uuanimitY with which they pull together when any important un- dertaking is to be accomplished. A man with 5000 at his comm md and ! love for his town at heart caa do more l for the building up and improving of | it than the millionaire who locks mp his capital and snaps his fingers at home progress.--Lis Vegas 0 pJic. 1 The Arizona Lumber & Timber c O mean business, judging from the num- Der of logs they have collected on their new mill site, some five or six miles
 east of town. They vii put in their machinery when the switch is built from the line of the A. and P. road out to their new location. This will make five miles the company owns, within radius of F miles of Flagstaff. --Democrat.
 X contest was filed last April in the Prescott land office by the Pacific Sand stone Company of Flagstaff against the pre-emption claim of David k.
 Isbell, near Flagstaff. The local off, cers sustained the motion of Isbell's attorneys to dismiss the contest, for grounds which were fully set forth Tn the opinion rendered by then. An appeal was taken from this decision to the commissioner of the general land office, who has recently rendered his decision affirming the de-