Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Wednesdays Edition.

\ W. |. Van Horn came in on la, , nights train from Flagstaff.
 The appointment of fourth judg
 tor Arizona should settle the circai
 court bill.
 ! Louis Holsey, who shot his wife and
 then himself at Columbus, Kansas, wa
 formerly resident of Tombstone. ! Dr. D. ]. Brannen's wife, who hal
 been seriously i'll at Fiagstaf. has gone
 to San Bernarjino, California, for the benefit of her health.
 The rain storm which set in on Monj day morning has continued without
 cessation ever since, and will be of great benefit 10 the territory. A ball will be given on St. Pairick's
 day for the benefit of the St. Joseph,s
 Academy. The JoURsAL-MTsRR be-
 speaks liberal patronage for it.
 Private telegrams have been received
 here announcing inc appointment of
 E. w. Wells as associate justice of the
 territory. The appointment is in har- mony with the wishes of the people of Arizona.
 Godfrey Sykes and his partner who started around the world from Flag. ssah, are en route home again, their boat having been burned They pro. pose to make a new craft and 6 new start.
 An accident occurred on the Allan. tic and Pacific, between The Needles and Bsrstew, . few days since, result ing in the burning of sleeper. No lives were lost, although number of Passengers were seriously iniured.
 Yavapai county. with her thousands upon thousands of cattle. imports most of her butter from Kansas and Cslifor- nia, and with her fine advantages for poultry raising and with eggs at 50 cents pei dozen the greater portion of 1 the year, imports most of her eggs and poultry from the former State.
 The city council me. yesterday and | adopted resolution protesting against the passage of the high license bill. They claim that the passage of the bil- would result m depriying the. city of about S2.000 in revenue annually, and lhe city, to use common term, is hard np,"
 F. F. 0gston, advance agent for Uucle Toms Cabin troupe. is in town, md has the place billed for two per o:manees to be given next week. The company travels in its own private Pullman car. It has received very complimentary notices from the press wherever thsy have appeared.
 William Pierce Left yesterday for his | cattle ranch on Date Crock, in Yavapai county, with load of ranch supplies. MT. Pierce will round up and bring down next month t50 head of beet cat | tle which he has sold to buyers here in the valley He says the prices are much better here than in Prescott. There has been plenty of rain in that Feed is fine and cattle are in good condition, most of the band he will bring down being fat enough for Republican
 A special telegram to this paper, re- 'eived abon. 6 o'clock last night, says hat the jury in the case of Henry ys the Walnut Grove Water Storage company had rendered
 verdict in favor of the company. The esult of this case may be taken as an ndication of the result of the other amage suits, as it has always been onceded that Mr. Wickenburg had ne best claim for damages against the ompany of any of the plaintiffs. It is oped speedy determination of the ther cases may be had and that the ompany will then make good its prom. e, which We belieye it will, to rebuild le dam.
 At the Prescott Opera House, for two ights, Tuesday and "Wednesday. Feb uary 24th and 25th, McFadden's 'onble Toms Cabin Co. will present nat great and realistic play. Uncle om's Cabin." No play of the present eneration has made such success. | or has any of them been presented ear after year to crowded houses. It
 perfect picture of Southern Planta- on Life. This is perhaps the only lay that is adapted to church going eople, as it is refined. chaste and loral, catchy music, jubilee singers, vo Marks, two Topsys. six blood ounds, and good company. Inter sting and instructive. A grand street arade is given each day, interesting ! like to old and young. Don't fail to ee it.