Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
FRom MoSpAY's DAILY.
 Pay your city taxes.
 Fine cigars at Ford's.

" yRNs NiAN's Fine cigars at Ford's. Baby day tomorrow at car.
 City Council meets tonight.
 Free baby day at car tomorrow.
 Babies taken free at car tomorrow.
 Large work speciality at Boston
 k. k. Photo ear.
 Get life size crayon portrait of
 yourself at the car, only Sl0 framed. | \ meeting of coal claimants will
 be held at Hotel Burke tonight at $ o'clock.
 Indications are that the rainy sea son will last this year until the equinox.
 Joseph Campbell has started his restaurant in connection with the
 Union saloon.
 l.. B. Bennett killed a mountain lion yesterday within two miles of town.
 There was another heavy rain storm on Saturday. Granite creek was unfordable for awhile.
 Court IS m session at Kingman. From there Judge Wells goes to Apache county to hold court. F.. s. McRoberts and Jessie B. Butler were the only applicants be- for the board of examiners to-day. Twenty eight untamed young h. dian bucks have been enrolled as pupils of the PheniS Indian school.
 The city council ought to get deodorizer for their water works or sell the institution for perfnmery factory.
 The militia companies from the southern part of the territory will hold a week $ encampment at Tucson this fall
 Thos. l.. Schultz, formerly pro prietor of the Buckeye Blade has taken q position on the Phenix Republican.
 James II. McClintock and F. I. Dutfey have each resigned positions on Phenix newspapers to engage in teaching school.
 There is no doubt now of the ex- lstence of coal in Willow Creek val ley. The only problem to be solved now Is as to the quantity.
 There have been several cases of bloody flux in the middle Verde country. A few cases proved fatal but luckily the disease has now abated.
 The Prescott hose team will leave for Albuquerque next Saturday September l2. The train will leave at 6:30 o'clock instead of five a. Tn.
 All parties interested in the Will 1 low creek valley coal claims are re- quested to meet tonight at s o'clock. 1 Business Of importance will come up for consideration.
 Grand opening Boston R. k. Car tomorrow, Tuesday, when every | mother m Prescott can obtain one elegantly finished cabinet photo of here babe free of cost.
 Joseph Smarr has resigned as deputy sheriff at Jerome and Dan Tucker an old and experienced off cer, formerly of New Mexico has been appointed to the DO osition.
 The coal prospect hole is down now to depth of no feet. A two inch stratum of coal was bored through at l25 feet but the much coveted vein large enough to pay to work has not been found.
 Wm. Wilkerson is prepared to take claims for Indians depredations since 1865 and have them properly presented for adjudication before the Indian claims court. See his advertisement in this issue.
 A good game of ball was being played on Saturday until it was stopped by the rain. Five or six in- nings had been played and the score stood ten to seven in favor of , Whipple with the Prescott boys , gaining.
 Yuma county has had two probate ] judges for the past eight months. ! A compromise was effected on the first whereby Judge Brinley drew the salary and emoluments of the office until July lst, and Judge Ewing, who was allowed to remain in office, . gets the salary from the above date.
 The father of Melbourne T. Hig- gins. who died at Congress about ' week ago, telegraphed to Joseph P. z Dillon, C. C., of the K. of P. lodge here to have the body of his son ' embalmed and shipped east, to f Camden, Maine, where his parents f reside. In accordance with this re- . quest A. G. Randall and A. Prather I, left yesterday for Congress to at !, tempt to comply with it but as the c body has been buried nearly a week i, results are doubtful. 4 The names of E. A. Rogers and l. Il R. Dillon appear at the head of the D Courier this morning as editors and . oroprietors. Both gentlemen have been connected with the paper for several years, the former ever since n t was started. Mir. Rogers has ex- \ ensive property interests in Pres Il 'ott and under this management t' Prescott will no doubt always have a Tn ardent friend in the Courier We o our friends and wei e 'ome them as co-workers in the b newspaper field. n Lawrence Lane, the eleven-year- f, id boy who was assaulted recently r, 1t Agua Fria, came in yesterday and f, m his being shown Dan Mccarthy ii le said the latter was not his assail- n mt. Mccarthy was accordingly re- o eased from custody. The mistake fl rose from the fact that Mccarthy passed Agua Fria about the time the 'ssault was made, and Deputy Sheriff ieorge Ruffner, who arrested him in