Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-08
FReN TUESDAYS DAILY.

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 cept the position ol engineer at the
 Tiger mine.
 Joe Wilson. the we'll known clothing
 merchant, returned last evening from
 his trip east
 | From the general sc'ivity of the min.
 ing community hereabouts, it bsgins to look as if prosperous sesson is at hand.
 The case of Rogsch, tie insurance
 man whom the territory is atsr. vas further postponed to-day in Justic An.
 drews' court
 A H. Mitchell, foreman at the Gena. tor, is doing excellent work. Undsr his management radical improvement is noticeable.
 T. S. Bullock is due here next week, and it is whispered that he comes to prepare work for . general move in railroad building.
 The democratic of Coconiuo arc unit in division, ,--there being at least six applicants before their convention for the office of sheriff. There is universA cry from miners in every district tor pack trains to transport their ores to the different 1 custom mills or to town. Lute Wilson intends to opsn at once . tine station, tor the covenience of travellers to the south, near Dave Grnbbs'. on the HAssAyHmpa. A new building, for uss e . corral and feed yard, was commenced this morning on tho Curry lot, on the cor ner of Cortes and Willie streets. The remains of the late Csssis 0r.y were taken to Washington relatives by this morning's train. the husbAnd of deceased accompanying them. BoEN Prescott, April 6. 1891, to the wife of Samuel Hill . son. "And then At last our bliss. Full snd perfect is." A young man of this cisy who travels 1 un der the sobriquet of the Crooked Nosed-Kid," got full and over bolster. ous last night. and was locked up in the county jail.
 Dr. Hunter, of the Astec mill. su ex. perienced mill man, who has made sa~a~.g .na.a.sf,,i x..u. o,. s,s. f~o,. x. rious mines recently, wAs visitos to Prescott to-day.
 The redoutable Mickey stewart has wa ndered into the bonds of matrimony, being married on 6 recently late day in Los Angeles. to the former wife oi J. R. Fitzpatrick of FlsgstaG. H. s. Van Buren. president oi the Walnut Grove company. hss returned to New York. He will be iu Prescott about the 20th inss.. and intends to spend the summer here.
 Itis expected that the Senator mill will drop stamps this week. q new Pelson water wheel of 6o-horse power will drive the machinery. Work will also be resumed in the biz tunnel.
 District Attorney Brown has unde consideration . very intricate social problem referred to him for action. He claims non-jurisdiction, but will refer it to Frescott's 4CO for solution, he says.
 The different mining enterprises being operated by Phelps, D dge & Go. in Yavspai county are proving the mineral resources of of this section in . manner that will be oi indescribsble benefit.
 Prot. James Douglass and party of four gentlemen of the Commercial Mining Company, gro due in Pres- colt to-day They come to iook into the vast business interests Ui their company in this section.
 John Dunn, Wm. Dsrreil and Joe Puett, who attempted to batter down the citadel of fair demi-monde last evening, for the "fun of it," they claim, had hearing to-day before Judge An drews, who fined them $20 each for the hilarity-
 Prescott's ubiquitous statesman on all propositions affecting the admittance of the Territory, Hon. Robert Connell. giitters with all the luminosity of heav. eniy star in this morning's Courier in gentle, though convincing, advice to soulless and demagogic politicians. Robert. your genial advice is good. but how in - are you going to 6y . DO. liticsl kite without lots of tAilf
 A letter received yesterday from Lieut.. A. o. .Brodie, locates him at Clinton, Iowa, where hel enjoying life under the paternal roof Both he and his father will arrive in Preecoes not later than the 18th inst. The final transfer of the Gray prop erty, on the corner of Gurley and Gran ite streets, was made by deed yesterday to Dan O'Boyle, the consideration be- ing $1 800. The premises will be occu. pied by Chas. Martin and family. Ralph Cameron, sheriff of Coconino county, came in on last evening's train. He says the new county is gliding smoothly along, and already half- dozen parties are clamoring for politi- cal recognition at the polls on May 18th.
 Dan O'Boyle left for Denver this morning, expecting to be absent about a month. He goes on mining busi. ness, and informed us that many rrnnns,t;Ocs a ffacSsv ~ A.. f..s.,-. <~e -...>