Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FRoM THgRsDAY's DAILY
 Train is late to-day.
 Judge E. ". Wells has returned from Phenix.
 John Woods, of the Verde valley, ws1 in town to-day.
 O. R. Mar tindell has su eight-room house for rent.
 Dr. Johnson will return to Whippis nc. to-night's train.
 The two companies of troops arrived ct Whipple last night.
 The county hospital contains nine teen patients ct present.
 Superintendent Jones and wife will arrive home this evening.
 To-day is the last on which bills can be introduced in the legislature.
 H. Fl. Larson, of Prescott, is visit ing friends in Princeton, Missouri.
 The Knights of Pythias dance will take place tonight at the 0pera House.
 Alexander Graydon, of Glehs, is dead, Deoessed was well known in the terri tory. ioe
 Tickets for St. Pstrick's ball are for sale st the different business houses in town.
 Deputy Tackitt left for Phsnix this morning to place Leon Marx in the asylum.
 Grant Randall and his sister. Mia Daisy. will leave shortly for Oberlin, Ohio. to attend college.
 Maisr Willard. pAymaster U. s. A.. VII arrive on to-night's trsins and pay cftroops ct whipple tomorrow.
 Judge H. 0. Gooding will return to Phenix in time to commence . term oe he district court on the first Monday in April.
 Leonard Jerome, of the United Verde Copper Company, and for whom the town of Jerome was named, died in New York, recently.
 Mir. Nnsbaum has rented . portion of the building occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co.,, and will move the internal rsve- nue ofhoe there April lst.
 neither duck hunting expedition win leave tomorrow moraing. Some of the most expert maEksmeu of the town will compose the party.
 The President has directed the tTans- fer of the military reservation of Fort Lowell to the interior department for disposition under the land laws.
 The face of the new moon l biz enough now to be consulted by the moon-weather prophet. It is there- ore in order to hear from them.
 A limited number of copies ot the new land law passed March Sd, 1891. hes been received at the land office, and will be furnished to parties on application.
 The adjourned term of court which Was to have commenced in Prescott on Monday. March 9th. has been post poned until the first Monday in April.
 A telegram in our contemporary this morning states that Aaasr Van vhet. ot the Tenth cavalry, was thrown from . wagon and killed, at Hooker's ranch.
 F. w4Blske left for Phenix this morning, on business. During his absence. Wells, Fargo < Co.'S office will be in charge of Route Agent J. o. Tice.
 Roadmsstsr Carrigsn says the Verde bridge will be open for traffic by Ssatur- day next. ". O. Potts has c large force of men ct work, and has been making rapid progress.
 The recent order of the war depart ment providing for the enlistment of 1000 Indians in the regular army re- reduces the number of Indian scouts in this department to 50.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: J. H. Mosby. Arua Fria; R. A. Alien. Loa Angeles {; e. ". McCafsn and wife, Whippls Bar xacn; John Wood, Verde; J. E. yonss FlagstA6; Mrs. Howard and child, Verde; Frank W. Raymond, Big Bug i; 6. T. Gates, Dosoris.
 Although all the ofacsrs of Coconino o have not yet been announced, the list will bs as follows: Sheriff. Ralph Cameron; probate judge, J. E. Jones; Iecorder, F. R. Nellis; treasurer, George Rabbit; surveyor, B. F. Jaoobs; supervisors. D. M. Riordan, J. L. Davis and J. F. Daggs. The ap- pointees gre equally divided between the two parties, the sheriff, recorder and two supervisors being repuhlicans, and the probate judge, treasurer suryeyOr and one supervisor being democrats. A large number oflsdies and gentlemen assembled Intervening at the residence of Nr. and Mrs.-A.- H. G0ald and family, for the purpose of paying their respects to Rev. Chss. \. Rice, the new pastor of the Baptist church. The evening was very pleasantly spent in social converse by the older ones pres ent. while the young people entertained and amused thsmselves by various games. A bonntiful collation. wss served during the evening, which was not the least enjoyable feature of the occasion. by any means.
 Disasters on the Prescott < Arizona Central railroad have always been fol- lowed with an extra amount of business. A few months ago and just succeeding the loss of car load of furniture, by fire, and payment therefor by the com
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