Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-25

The filing for record of the location
 notices of five dam sites and a water
 right in Williamson valley, by Ell
 Punteney, and seven mining claims by Robert W. Groom, was the principal business shown by the county re- corder's book to-day. George and Ed. Gordon were brought in from the Verde valley by John Mer' ritt yesterday and lodged in jail, charged with unlawfully branding a
 calf belonging to George Burnell. Their preliminary examination will be had February 24th.
 The commissioner of immigration gives the following as the approximate area in square miles of the different counties of this territory: Apache, 2l,- 900; Yavapsi, 3l 900; Mohave, l2.O00; Yuma, 10000; Msricops, 10000;
 Pima, 10000; Final. 5000; Gila, 1000 |; Graham, 5000; Cochise, 5,925.
 "The Spanish Cigar Company" is the name of new institution in Prescott,
 which gives employment to three men,
 and makes first class cigars. The firm
 is composed of Messrs. Maxwell, Stan- dow and Don Carlos Alvarez. their
 factory being located on South Mon-
 tszuma street.
 Sheriff Lowry is in Phenix, after s
 man named Green, who is accused,
 with the man named Bush, who is in custody in Maricopa county, in stealing the freight outfit while en route from
 Phenix to the Bradshaw mountains.
 Green is charged with selling the goods constituting the load in this county.
 Just as the stormy weather set in, the
 business of the sheriff's office com mence1 to pick up. Deputies Tackett and Cartier had to face the storm after Sullivan, who was arrested in Big Chino valley, while Sheriff Lowry was called to Phenix. Deputy Francis has @ prisoner at Prescott Junction await ing the arrival of train to bring him to Prescott.
 Daniel Sullivan was held by Justice Andrews yesterday in the sum of $500 bonds to appear before the next grand jury to answer a charge of robbery. In default of this amount of money, or friends who have $500 worth of conf- denee in him, Daniel is enjoying the hos pitality of Sheriff Lowry and his corps of deputies.
 J. J. Stewart, who has charge of the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad during the absence ot Superintendent Jones, found it impossible to get train out to-day, as the report was received last night of the washing away of the Verde bridge. He sent force of men out to-day to reconnoiter and make repairs, and expects to get train to-morroW.
 Miss Annie Biandy will leave on for Philadelphia. Mrs. D. J. Sullivan and her sister, Miss McGill, will accompany her as far as Chicago, the latter of whom is going there to while Mrs. Sullivan will com bine pleasure with business. Prescott's young people will greatly miss Miss Blsndy and Miss McGiil, who are both accomplished and very popular young sdies.
 Yesterday there passed through this ,ity an old outfit which attracted the of . large number of passers- y. It was wagon, or rather an 'pology for one, the wheels all being of liderent sizes and the entire vehicle being held together with baling rope | md wire. The driver was 6 man evi- iently about sixty years of age, and his matted gray hair fell down upon an old | army overcoat which had evidently ,een years of service. To the wagon | was hitched two as scrawny beasts as one seldom sees. The driver was as happy as a clam, merrily humming a 'ong ss he drove along, and to re- 'ponse as to bis destination replied, | 'Goin' back to Kansas to jine the Farmers alliance. ."--Albuquerque Dem- l ,crst.