Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-25
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Equinoctisl storm.

JusticS thomas onsImnh oi Ahcni is dead.
 l T. G. Norris' mother died in Arksn
 sas recently.
 ] Henry Brinkmeyer has purchased tn
 Somnsr House.
 A Presbyterian church has been or
 ganixed in Flagstaff.
 La grippe and pneumonia are yer,
 prevalent in Fisgstsf.
 John Sorg will shortly take trip t.
 his old home in Franc,
 Legislators and others are on theil
 way home from Phenix. Mrs. T. W. Johnston, who has beer quite sick for three or four days, is bet | ter.
 The chief qusrtermsster sdvertises for proposals for army transportation ir this issue.
 The announcement is made that E Burgess will be married April 9th, to . Baltimore lady.
 Yesterdsy's wind storm upset several fences and loosened some signs from their moorings.
 John Sorg has leased his Union ga .
 loon to Joseph Campbell. Mr. Sorg
 will take vacation.
 The Yuma Times, of March 18th, is
 the first copy of that paper received at
 this office eince the flood.
 The new singers commenced their
 engagement to crowded house at the
 Palace on Saturday night.
 A. P. Smith has returned from his visit east purchasing goods. He says he purchased large stock, which will commence arriving soon.
 Uncle John H. Marion, of the Pres. colt Courier, and the Nestor of Arizona journalist, returns to his home today after two weeks attendance at the Leg. islsture.-Republican.
 J. E. Wing returned Saturday even- Ing from five weeks visit to the Cas- tie creek hot springs. He went to be treated for an attack of rheums tism, and returned in perfect health.
 Governor Irwin has made the follow ing appointments for Coconino county: District Attorney, E. M. Doe; Super visors, George P. Thornton, D. NJ. Rlordan and J. F. Daggs.
 Sundays gun club score: Waite l5, Curry 13, Morgan, II, Morin g, H. D. Aiken g, J. M. Aiken 8, Tritle 2. In shooting doubles out, of possi- ble 6, Waite 5, J. M. Aitken 8, H. D. Aitken 2, Morgan 5, Morin 2, Curry l, Tritle 1.
 Coconino county democrats have issued call for mass-meeting, to se- lect county central committee, to be held tomorrow. They propose to or- Eanise at once for the spring campaign.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: G. H. San Jose; A. l.. Smith, Chi ,ago; E. E. Baker, Simmons; H. Olm- Itesd, Prescott; James Griffin, city; William 0'Brien, Peck; James Flaw xins, Jerome; Jake Weber, City; H. | D. Aiken. D. Morin, Henry Goldwater. | ,ity; John Bschus, St. Louis; Jno. Burns, R. W. Adams, Senator.
 F. R. Nells has filed his band and taken the oath of office as recorder of Coconino county. He has appointed F. c. Layton as his deputy. The office | was opened for business last Wednes- day, the first instruments offered for filing being three stock brands.
 Mrs. D. Levy gave an afternoon tea party on Saturday last to Miss Ernie Wollenberg and about dozen of her young friends. The afternoon was very spent with various kinds of | games, by the young Misses, and before ! leaving they were served with elegant 
 Adjutant General O'Neill, after suc- steering the late Legislature over many railroad shsllows and yawn- ng freight and fare abyssss, will visit his Buckeye canal interests tomorrow, on the way home to Prescott. We are glad to know that the General may be expected in Phenix again about l April st.-Herald.
 The appointment of MT. Murray Mo- Inernay, of Prescott, to be Superintend- snt of the Territorial Peniteutiary gives general sAtisfaction. Mir. McInernay is an old resident of Yavspai county, . thorough and reliable business man and withsl genial, pleasant gentle man. and has proved thorough officer as under sheriff of Ysvapai sounty.-l Herald.
 Superintendent Jones. of the Pres colt and Arizona Central railroad, has published new teriff schedule for pas: senger fares, to go into effect April list, under the new law. The fare from Prescott to Prescott Junction is fixed at ! s4.40 The JoURsAL-MINER hopes to see large increase in the passenger traffic under this new schedule.
 The late flood in the Little Colorado river left the town of Holbrook in an extremely dangerous situation. The current cut into the right bank until the channel is now close to the town limits, and the next high water will wash Holbrook away, unless the cur rent can be turned. Citizens have all turned out and are putting in brush and trees along the bank. It is proposed ater to cut canal which will turn the | river ona and half miles south of