Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-08
FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.

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 Vim. Dalin is making regular spring
 cleanup of the Montezuma in order to make room for goods soon to arrive.
 Sheriff Lowrey has taken breathing spell from official duties, and gone to
 round up stray cattle on bis Agua Fris range.
 J. M. Morgan, one of the young cat tie kings oi the county, is here from his ranch in Kirkland. He reports feed good on the ranges and & bountiful in- creaae in range stock noticeable.
 The mesa to the west of town seems to meet with favor as building loca- tion. Mr. Cassidy intends to erect, this Enmmer, a commodious cottage adioin- ing that of P. L. Kastner, having pur- chased 5oxl00 foot lot.
 A deed from Edwin Kirk to Thomas Humphreys for one-half interest in the Tragic market of this city, consider ation g 500, was filed for record in the recorders office yesterday.
 :. ]. c. Martin, editor of the JOURNAL MINER, left on this mornings train, to accompany his family to Gilroy, Cali fornia, where the latter will spend g menth or so visiting relatives. The former will return ia about six or eight days to Prescott.
 The sporting fraternity of Prescott boast of the best gaming town in the territory, while it is also a noted fact that churches and other like institu- tions here are of every representative Christian creed, and are personally well cared for by their followers.
 The Prescott Social Club, with its accustomed activity, and less pay, in importing tie theatrical profession, is corresponding with the Weber Concert Company, endeayoring to have them appear here for few nights. They are an A No. l troupe, and may be expect ed by the fst of Mar.
 Joe Stevens came in last evening from Los Angeles with number of thoroughbred mules, te be used in transporting ore. He will return to the above mentioned city m few days with train load of beef cattle. He re- ports a scarcity of good beef cattle in Californis. and the market looking up.
 ". A. Rogsch, the travelling solicitor of the Fidelity Mutual Insurance Asso- ciatien of California, had his examina- ton this &. m. before Judge Andrews, who admitted him to bail in the sum of $500. until the 7th inst. when the trial will take place. While admitting his guilt . in doing business without g. licenee, he pleaded ignorance of the law, however, as the only soiace he could offer to the hard heart of Arizona justice in his erring acts.
 Probate Judge French disbursed yes. tsrdsy in cash the sum of $i0.47G.T4 on account of the school fund for the 1st quarter of 1891. This amount was drawn principally to the teachers of thirty school districts at present estab- iished and running in Yayapai and Co., conino counties. By the formation of the latter county, in the future a mark ed decrease in public funds for the pub. lie school system of Yavapai county will be needed.
 4 piece Of antique furniture, ill the shape of an arm chair, brought by Gen. Carleton to Arizona in 1863, whe was the first military commander of this department, can be seen to-day, in as active service as of yors, at the old gubernatorial manson of Judge H. ". Fleury. While in design and make 1t does not resemble modern articles of similar manufacture, still its age and the long years of use it has has afforded its owner, makes it posses that charm and endearment to him which even the gorgeousnes of the White House interior could not supplant.