Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18

Misses BlAndy and Misses Reppy, Gooding, Mesney and Horne. FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 E. s: Clark is in from the Senator mine.
 Barley and feed inSbundsnce for sale st J. l.. Fishers. mAzu
 Attend the Catholic iais on Monday day and Tuesday.
 A bill has been introduced in the legislature redistrioting the territory judicially. :. s. 0. Rees has goae to Phenix, to attend the grand encampmsnt ot the Grand Army.
 John Roberts says that peach trees are in bloom in Kirkland valley, and grass is quite green.
 The house seems to be taking pat tern after the council, aud . motion has prevailed there to reconsider the vote whereby the woman suffrage bill was passed.
 Deeds have been filed for record from 0. A. Randall to H. A. Bourke, for some city property in Prescott, and from D. J. Brsnnen to Wm. N. Kelly for similar property.
 General Grant died at 63. Sheridan at 57, Hancock .. 62. Meade, ct 56. Lo- gan SO, Hooker 60, Thomas 54, Lee 6l, Bragg 61, Pemberton 63. Hardee 55, Pickett 50, and Gen. Sherman n.
 Petitions for and against the exemp- .ion bill recently passed by the legis- ature are said to have been circulated recently. The JoURNAL-MISER has not seen either of the docume nts.
 Mir. Freezes bill, to encourage the culture and manufacture of beet sugar, has passed the house unanimously. A bill making the Territorial Secretary librarian, was reported favorsb!y from the committee on Territorial Library, and passed by 6 vote of lSto l.
 The railroad men are working on the freight blockade today. The bridge over the Verde river was completed to- day, and they expect to get large amout of freight through. No pas- sengers, mail, or express were sent sent out this morning.
 Lieut.. Johnson, U. 6. A., former resident of Prescott, is spending . leave of absence among his old friends here Lieut.. Johnson was lieutenant in the old Prescott Rides company, at the time of its organization, his father, Col. J. Johnson, psymaster U. s. A., being then stationed ct Whipple.
 Clark ( Adsms' mill was discovered to be on fire yesterday morning when the employees went to work. The fire had burned 6xe beam and some boards, but had made slight hesdway, and when discovered had about ex- hsusted itself. While no damage wss done. the property had close call of being destroyed.
 We ehops the Catholic fair. which will open next Monday ct 10 e. m., in the City Hall. will be attended by every. body in town, ss everybody is inter estsd in having fine building more in Prescott. Admission tickets % cents, and 10 cents for children. Admission free on Wednesday. which will be the last day.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Miss M. V. Suits, Miss Uland Suits, Miss Stella Suits Miss Lille Wilson, w. B. Frank, all of San Francisco; W. H. Johnston, St. Louis; E. s. Clark. Senator; k. J. Morrison, Ksnsss City; s. J. Levy, San Francisco; B. Mayer, Fl Paso; Ole Peterson. Lime Kiln; Chas. Keel CT, Alexandra.
 f Fears gre entertained for the safety of Professor Mindeleff's government party to survey Arizons's ancient ruins. They were journeying from Cas- Grsnde towards Camp Verde durin g the floods, but have not been heard from. Mu. Nindeleff and brother of |. B. Gabbsrt were in the party Her. sld.s
 Deputy Marshal Geo. E. Brown re- turned last evening from Fort Apache, paving in custody J. T. Glass, chief of scouts at Fort Apache. Glass is charg- ed with numbering Sergeant Foster (colored) of troop H. Tenth cavalry. The murder was committed February 9Oth. Cause, jealousy. The prisoner had his exaninatio before U. s. Court Conmissioner Savage, at Flagstaf, be- ing bound over to appear before the grand jury,
 The surgical operation performed l n Prescott recently on Sid Cook, in which his thumb, which had been cut of ex- cert . very small portion of the skin. was replaced and sewed to its original position, has been perfectly successful. Mir. Cook was in town day or two since and exhibited the member oi his hand. which he came 90 nearly losing, which seemed to be nearly d good a