Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-02
ERox TuxspAY's DAILY

Mrs. s. A. Baker advertises room
 to let in this issue.
 Court stood adjourned to-day q
 account of tho election. Who has a four-roomed house tt
 letf See advertisement in this issue Hon. W. H. Hardy has struck 1; vein of coal near Yucca, in Mohavs
 county.
 The city recorder assessed a fine
 of $l0 against colored dame yes
 terday morning.
 Messrs. Randall & Logan, under
 takers and embalmers, have . new
 advertisement in this issue.
 Burleigh Willard, a son of L. A,
 Willard, of Cottonwood, died yester-
 day morning at his home of noun
 tain fever. Deceased was about 0
 years of age.
 Horse thieves seem to be doing a thriving business just now. J. M. Baker reports thirteen animals mis- sing from Chino valley. Itis thought that regularly organized band of thieves exist there and that they are the ones who sole two horses and a mule from Jerome recently.
 Thousands of people have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla positive cure for rheumatism. This medi- cine, by its purifying action, neu- tralizes the acidity of the blood, which is the cause of the disease, and also builds up and strengthens the whole body. Give it trial.
 A fire at Prescott Junction yester- day morning destroyed several build ings, among the number being the chief laundry of the town. It being wash day it comes little rough on the fellows who have to go to bed while they get their washing done as all the clothes were destroyed.
 At meeting of the K. of P. lodge last night the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: J. P. Dillon, P. C.; Jacob Weber, c. C.; John Bourke, V. C.; Ed. Burke, Prel.; J. NJ. Aitken, NJ. of E.; F.. H. Waite, NJ. of F.; w. k. Landgrebe, K. of R. and S.; J. A. Knoblock, M. at A. In 'tallation will take place at the first meeting in January.
 Read the professional card of Dr. | ,. A. Sewall in this issue. The doc or has had several years experience | IS surge n in the U. s. army, which | s alone guarantee of his ability. | Besides tn s, however, when station 'd at Whipple he acquired an ex- ,ensive practice here, and has been remarkably successful with his pa ients.
 A young lady in the southeastern part of town has taken a small but | elect class of pupils, which she is in the art of dancing. The lessons are given with all the blinds drawn down and no specta- ors are admitted at present. She proposes to give a soiree in about a month, when there will be num- ger of debusantes.
 At the regular meeting of Aztec lodge, No. l7, I, o. o. G. T. held Nov P, the following officers were installed by State Deputy w. l.. Tan Horn: w. E. Landgrebe, c. T.; drs. w. E. Landgrebe, V. T.; J. H. Sec; Miss J. Adams, Asst. Sec; Miss. M. A. Rhodes, Treas; ,. E. Ashley, F. Sec.; H. Merrill, M.; diss NJ. Jennings, Dept. NJ; E. J. Chaplain; w. J. Lynn, iuard; c. Herndon, Sentinel.
 Our city fathers might get a pointer from the recent action of he city council of Omaha. A tele- ram says that a special meeting of hat body recently wound up in pig row in which three councilmen everely pounded each other and the pectotors had to separate them. There has been bad blood for some ime between Councilman Specht, and Blumer, on account of harges of boodling. After words, 3lumer grasped Specht by the hroat and tbe latter retaliated with sledge-hammer-like blow which lrew blood from Blumer's mouth. The men grappled and fell, when dorarity rushed up and began kick ng Spcht. One of the spectators ,biected to his kicking q man when town, and when Morarity did not lesist the objector laid the belliger- mt kicker low with a blow which ut an ugly gash in Morarity's chin. By this time the other councilnen nd spectators rushed in and sepa- ed tho mon, and meeting ad-