Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-02
,N WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

&pM WEDNESDAY DAILY.
 zThe woods around Prescott are ID of Phenix campers.
 &ludge ]. ]. Hawkins is improving Fl Gurley street property.
 It rained heavily tc the north and
 t of Prescott yesterday.
 AIasonic lodge meets tomorrow
 kht for work in the third degree.
 Ioseph Peterson. of Agua Fria,
 filed his stock brand for record.
 The six-page WEEKLY JOURNAL
 SFR was issued from this office to-
 . A. Rogers and Ralph Dillon
 said, have leased the Courier
 ce for one year.
 Bounty Treasurer Oliver sdver-
 es for bids for road bonds in this
 Der.
 ereighter John Chambers pulled
 this morning with a big load of
 Dds from Bashford X Burmister's
 the Bradshaw mountains. Mir.
 ambers has one of the best outfits which come to IFscott.
 Harvey Hubhs. treasurer of Mo-
 Fe County and treasurer of the Iohave County Miner, had his scalp zarlv torn of. his collar bone. one |6 and his right leg broken, by be- 1x thrown out Of a wagon by a run &ay team last week.
 A very pleasant party was given X Mir. and Mys. Louis Dugas on bhday evening. in honor of the 1enty-third birthday of their 5oghter. Miss Lizzie Dugas, and 5f family left to-day for their ranch ' kSycanore street.
 Knights of Pythias lodge will
 Dsganized at Kingman next Sat
 |av night. This order is spread
 rapidly in this territory. The
 ge in Prescott has large mem-
 ship aad Is Financially prosper T he machinery and all material for R Jerome bucket line has arrived 1l the work of building the line & being rapidly pushed forward Ehe power house for propelling the <ble. which will operate the road ' l be placed on Mescal gulch, about Edway between the terminal points =he line will be nearly five miles ir Engths
 As creditor of R. ". C. Merring 6n the JorRNAL-MNER is pleased to :j1ow that the gentleman is still Ire. He may live long enough ts 11nidate his long over due account < this office, although if he mani 0rs no greater activity in the mat 1r in the future than he has in the |kt he would be as old as Methu- 11eh before he accomplished it.
 n letter to Prof. Thomas Miss <Idie L. Murphy says: "lt is de. xhtful to know that you and the Md people ef Prescott were pleased 5fh my poor effort. 1 shall be glad Stop in Prescott on my return. U experience there was so pleasant Mould like to repeat it. The only 1< Is this: l might m ar the good I|5ression have already m ade, but
 io read again shall put forth 5Fy effort to do my best"
 n. C. Potts was in town to-day 1sn Fairyiew. on the line of the F.
 |. C. railroad. where he has a f11ing outfit ready to commence 0rk on the Jerome branch. He |1k that he has been in waiting now F Some time for orders to proceed A the work. The survey has been <le and everything is in readiness |<fhc graders. The road will be 15ut sixteen miles in length and "a extend about two a half miles 1ose Sanders station. IL Is all easy Iae and light work except the last >o or three miles.
 While at Big Bug recently, Prof. of the Tucson University. "a b0tsnizing up Grape Vine can
 which. though small. is very >kty. A small geyser-like fountain sehes from rock at the head of |e canyon, supplying delightful u0 water at all times. The pro- |6zor. after a long ramble. sat down |l|er a cottonwood to rest. He took [ his hat and looked up. Not s<en feet above him lay two i'm Icnse wild eats. Being unarmed the z0fessor hurried to Joe Mayer o1el. procured a gun and succeeded Killing one of the cats. Its com |znion escaped during the profess Id absence.-Pheuix Herald.