Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-22
FRom SATURDAYS DAILY.

Queen this afternoon. by the school
 children.
 Elmer Wells left this morning for
 Topeka, Kansas, to learn the trade of
 maehin.st.
 Mrs. N. Levy, mother Of Mrs. Der
 nsrd Goldman, of Phenix. died at her
 home in San Francisco recently. l Nj. Pagan has rented c. w. Bang hsst's ranch in Chino valley, and will move his family out there on Monday. ]. II. Finch. of Tucson, travelling salesman for the Nitro Safety powder company of San Francisco, came in on last nights stage from the south. Chas. w. Mandelelt lett yesterday for Los Angeles, California. From there he will go to San Francisco, and will remain for some tune visiting the Gold en State.
 The deed from F.. Stahl and wife to Henry Brinkmeyer for the Somnar lodging house property has been filed for record, the price named in the in strument is S5.0o0.
 Fears are entertained that last nights cold spell may have injured fruit. Par. i ties who-- have watched the budding trees say that fruit had not been injur- ed previous to yesterday.
 The new contract for furnishing beef and wood to the Territorial prison allow the following rates; Six and one-hali cents per pound for meat and $2.74 per cord for wood.-Yums Sentinel.
 The drill given by Col. Bartlett, Thursday afternoon, has suggested to many of our citizens the propriety of inviting him and his entire command to participate in the Msy-dsy picnic.
 Hugh McCrum. the we'll known wholesale liquor merchant oi San Fran cisco, Is in town, in the interest of his firm, as well as to look after his exten- siye business interests in this section.
 Mrs NJ. J. Hicky presented her hue band with fine boy baby this morn- ing. Guests can make their own terms now for accommodation at the Hotel Burke, if they see the right partner in the business.
 Major J.. Donnely has received mo- tice from the land commissioner that the secretary of the interior has direct ed the issuing of patents to the Atlantic & Pacific railroad company for such lands as the company has selected in the territories of New Mexico and Ari- zona a.-Albuquerque Citiz n.
 A telegram from Tucson says; The report that the Apache Indians were | contemplating going on the war path is unfounded. Mexican shepherds, it is said, frightened the parties bringing the report. The Apaches are working we'll, and were never more quiet.
 A deed was filed for record today from Hugh MeCrum to John Srouie for lot I9. block l3, Prescott. The con- siderAtIon named was only the nominal sum oi $le. The real value of the lot and improvements on 1t is worth from SS, 600 to sl0,0O0. the property being the Palace saloon lot and building, etc,
 | FRoM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 Judge H. T. Andrews has been on the sick list for several days, but is get ing better now.
 w. A. Freeze, on Saturday last, pur- chased D. U Thorne's interest in the PalAce saloon, and Is again in business
 W. H. Throne, wm. wilkersonland s A. Logan returned yesterday from at tending Odd Fellows grand Lodge at Bisbee.
 J. W. Sullivan came in on Saturday nights train from California. He had a ten days siege of the grip at San Ber- but came ont first best.
 A communion service, the gift of Chief Justice and Mrs. H. O. Gooding, was received by the Episcopal church, yesterday. It was presented, as a me- rnorial to the mother of Judge Gooding.
 Apropos of the election of May Queen, Fritz lessen wants to know what is the matter with having May King. Don't think Mir. Jessen is candidate for the position either.
 Mrs. Spray started on Saturday last for Indianapolis to see sick sister, but on reaching Prescott Junction was compelled to return home again on account of the illness of her child.
 The ball game yesterday was closely | between the Palmers and Prescotts. The home boys had the | best of the game until the Palmers went to the bat in the ninth inning. | when the latter won the game by one score. The game stood l6 Co IT.
 Thomas Brown returned from Phenix l yesterday with Mrs. Brown, and the | couple will take up their residence in Prescott. Mir. Brown says that a large number of Phenix people expect to come to Prescott soon, some to enjoy our climate for while, and others think ot locating permanently here.
 Mrs. J. s. Reppy, accompanied by her daughters, the Misses Minnie and Bes- | sic, after very pleasant visit of some months among relatives in this city and elsewhere in the county, left for their home in Iowa this morn in0. During Miss Minnie's stay in Pres