Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-11
Wednesdays Edition.

K. of P. dance tomorrow night. ] Frank ". Raymond. engineer of tho
 Blackberry railroad, is in town. l James Howey sent stuffed Arizona
 quail to relative in England yesterday, l The life of the present legislature will
 only last one week and one day longer.
 The government bought over 1.000.-
 900 ounces of silver on Monday at 9S
 cents.
 Chief Justice Gooding returned from
 Phenix last evening after an absence of
 two months.
 D. W. and A. M. Strahan have filed
 their stock brand for record, range in
 the Verde valley
 Leon Marks was brought in from the Senator last evening, and was adjudged insane to-day.
 l s. Nusbaum arrived in Prescott las. night from Santa Fe, to take charge
 here as deputy collector of internal | revenue.
 An attempt is being made in the leg
 islature of West Virginia to have the
 capital of the state transferred from
 Charleston to Buchanan, in Upshur
 county.
 l On account of failure to secure music
 for tonight, the Knights of Pythias
 have been compelled to again postpone
 their dance until tomorrow (Thursday)
 night
 Probate fudge French has appointed
 John Smith, Robert Blair and Frank Alters as appraisers of various prop critics. with view of establishing a poor farm.
 A reception will be given to Rev. Chas. A. Rice, the new Baptist minis ter, tonight, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. M. fl. Gould A general in- vitation is extended to all to attend. Peter Olson mourns the loss of ine young black Newfoundland dog. Whether he has heen stolen or killed or has strayed is not known. If alive, Mir. olson would like to hear of him. Car, Emil Seifert, who had narrow escape from bein lynched in Colorado a year ago for an attempt to outrage young lady with whom he was out riding, has just been sentenced to two years in prison in Germany for attempt ing to blackmail woman. Seipert was violinist for a concert troupe when he had his Colorado escapade. A patent was received at the Prescott land office to-day in the shortest time after final proof, probably, of any claim in the history of the office. It is for William Munds. homestead on Oak Greek, final proof for which was sub mitted s: the land office August Il, 1890, and forwarded to the department at " shlnston, September l, 1890. The D tent is datei Fshsuary g, 1891. being just two days H@ than -ss- montIs from Che 'in,e ol making Aaal pr,ol. or twenty PRastts reserved. the list o. which viii b found elsewhsre ID this ssue. final pr5oi= to twolve og therl were submitted w,shia less tasn one year.
 rhs principal tusipess ci ep s
 fansaefei s- iis lee slate s. oay wss the aa ,i M s,,.l vAer th4f council H,il iua s.s ,---e- ~ the stsef s1 pe FesF, oyes. tn ssa fiss lns o fse- 8. Zulick and Mr. Nse Baldwin, Dennis, Doran, Frank, is.l-.- Simpson, Thurmond--7. Not voting Herndon.
 A bill was immediately introduced in the council abolishing the office, also similar bill in the house. MT. Freeze has introduced another bill to regulate the practice of medicine in the territory. Sly Fox Zulick has intro duced bill providing for changing the time of holding the sessions of the leg islature, from January until the thrd Monday in February. His reasons given were that they might escape the spring freshets, but the Republican gives the real reason, which is that he hopes to see a democratic president elected in 1892. and by this change of time the session would be prolonged 30 that change of officers could be made prior to adjournment.