Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-12-16
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 pyal Arch Masons meet tonight
 N. Russ has new illustrated
 ertisement in this issue.
 ]. Hickey's condition Is re-
 led worse to-day.
 c Hall has purchased ten
 kenir spoons of Geo H' Curry
 ..llv < Stephens have a now
 stmas announcement m this Is
 Mutations are out for q danco at
 opera house on Friday evening
 ember llth.
 A. R. Brown has been ap-
 sted q member of the county
 rsi of examiners.
 pplicants for teachers certih-
 at the recent examination all : Sed very creditably.
 F. Sab;n. aged 22 years, died at
 Boy mine, on Monday, of
 amonis. He was buried yester- Fin Prescott.
 he outgoing Phenix stage on tho <kenburg route upset m Skull
 ky on Monday bruising up the
 Ringers somewhat. No one was busly hurt however.
 kfteen thousand sheep have bean "a from northern Arizona to tho #river valley for the winter. The Rld estimates that this number be incle .sed to 75,00 by Janu- st. 1892.
 bhn Summers and Deputy Sheriff kes Roberts succeeded in recover &he horses stolen from the former htly from Jerome. The thieves e their escape. Tho horses were Eered near Winslow.
 hile the recent storm has ap- kntly knocked out tho germs of koid fever which seem to have keated the air, it has resulted in 2oping a few cases of pneumonia. ele cannot be too careful during [cold weather to keep the feet hnd the feet and body warm is conducive to good health. "a have been informed by a num- bf persons whose veracity IS un- Hioned that car load of coal rrived by yesterdays train. As fay bill accompanied the ship | there is no means of identify 10 and as a consequence up to a hour this afternoon the car had been opened. se Pedley- -Bashford & Burmister knt trial is still tn progress in the Bet court. Hard cement, soft Int. good cement, and notten knt is strewn with great profu- 1 around the court house. Alp htly slow progress is being made | Ie case and it promises to take 1 Fal days yet before being con ed.
 | E. Whitney. the wealthy San Icisco merchant who was re- Nj killed by falling through the |ght of his new residence, was Father to Orick Jackson, fore |of the JoJeNAL-M;NER office. Whitney left an es:ate valued l5a0o0. and as Mc. Jackson no mention of any be1uest to in the will, he thinks of employ ,ouusel to contest it.
 eeph Chellew, special agcnt of eeneral land office, writes from Dance, Wyoming, that he Is en- d with six other special agents making investigations for the office in the home of the bliz- He states that If Ee ever gets to Arizona he intends to pur- | D property and mako his home Iis territory, as Arizona is good ] |gh for him.
 las. N. Fowler, one O. the stock i |ers in the Buckeye canal com !. and D. W. Campbell, an en- ermg expert of Denver Colo are at the Commercial hotel hing the arrival of Ju lge Barnes, |ew York. when there will prob be some important changes , in that company. There has talk of enlarging tn, canal and nding it further down the valley, 1 the meeting here at this time of 1
 main stockholders. probably | ns that something will be done | L-Dr. Hughes Gazette. barley Alabach, the typo, is now 1 .ral manager of q very popular | ,ring place. In fact, according | Is report of the number of guests | outnumber that of any other | .ring place m the southwest, It l cated about fifteen miles from colt and has been christened | the classical name os Frogville. rley says he has about 7,500 Us at present, of whi, h 1000 are le and about 800 l orses. His es as general manas CT require
 to look after the wind mills h provide water for this large unt of stock. and wh, II there Is rind to drive the pumps he drives Iule attached la a horse power for pumping.