Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-28
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1891
FAoN THvRSDAY's DAILY.


 train from Kansas C. Douglas Brown .s running the Copper Basin saw-mill MT. anu Mrs. E. $. Clark will remove Co Camp Senator tomorrow. A. F.. Easterbrook, representing & Chicago school supply company is in Prescott. D. E. Keating, superintendent of the Humbug placer company, operating in Humbug creek, left for home this morning.
 Jacob Mefford and Alma Davis Mef- ford were married last night by Judge Fleury The couple were divor ced less than a month ago
 Messrs. Burke X Hickey have order ed new bus for the Hotel Burke. On its arrival they will deliver guests free of charge at ihe hotel.
 The JouRSAL-MINER renews to the present legislature the suggestion made 10 the three previous legislatures, but unheeded by them, to abolish the office of commissioner of immigration.
 A deed from J. w. Sullivan to Alfred Qaetu for the east half of lots lT and l9, block and all of lot l5, in block city Of Prescott, has been filed for rec ord, the consideration being S3,0O0.
 Of fifty-one desert land entries filed in the Prescott, Arizona, land office final proof has been submitted on only five, and of l2S timber culture entries not s single final proof has been made.
 Mrs. MoCarty, wife of Engineer Me- Carty, of the Senator mine. died last night at Camp Senator, or Bright's dis ease. She came here about a month ago suffering with the disease which carried her of. The reHains will be brought into Prescott for burial
 R. Jacobs, president of the Oregon -aAn "poiOAA Ah4AAcf sNNtlAi iaAASN SN hsAs wiie and daughter, arrive on to- nights train, for visit with Mir. and Mrs. D. Levy. of this place, Mrs. Jacobs being sister of the latter. They were met st Prescott Junction by N Levy.
 The following are registered at Hotel Burke P. RI Logan, Albuquerque John Breslin, Copper Bssln; D. E. Keating, Camp Hattersley;W H. Gill, Phenix. R. $. Jennings. Floreuce; G. W. Ward, Cottonwood. Richard De- Kuhn, Cherry Greek; F.. s. Wadders, St. Joseph A F Easterbrook, Chicago
 Wonder now Thomas E. Parish would vote on bill to abolish the office oi commissioner of immigration? So long as he was drawing the salary and emolu ments of the office be considered 1t a good office. Wonder If he has changed republican at that, is filling the posi- tiong
 OnC VT tliC lAdhhSOAhSSb ceived at this office for 1891 is just al hand with the compliments of Fred 0ppermsn, IT,, proprietor of the Turtle Bay Brewery of New York. The pie lures that are being distributed gratis at the present day with varions adver- using propositions wonld have been considered finest gems oi art few years ago. The calendars sent out by Mir 0pperman gre among the finest works of art of the kind published.
 Jules Baumann IS at work on pie ture of Prescott, which when completed will be the finest picture ever made of any town in the southwest 1t will contain thirty-three views in addition 10 large bird's-eye view of the town itself, and will be Autographed in eight colors MT Baumanh has been at work now for two months on the pie ture, and it will take from two to three months more to complete it.
 "Hey, you there, come here," said sharp-voiced woman from the back steps of house to Q passing tramp. The tramp ploughed his way through the new fallen snow to the steps, think ing the woman had taken pity on him and would supply him with lunche on "Have you anything for me, ladyg" he said. "No, you can go now,H said the woman, turning into the house. "l just wanted you to walk in here so you'd break path out to the gate" Anu she shut the door and bolted 1t, leaving the tramp to improve the path on his way out.-Boston Herald.
 J.T. Ketcherides, foreman of the Pleasant Valley Cattle company of Apache county and Robert Boyle, & cowboy in his employ, disputed at Helbrook, last Saturday, over wages due to Boyle. Just before dusk they met on the street. each man having 8 gun in his hand, when firing was com menced simultaneously. Boyle being shot through the heart and killed in- stsntly Boyie's brother Bill, who was close by. opened fire on Ketcherides. The latter returned the fire as he hur- ried his horse down the street. shooting ss he went without effect on eithe side. Ketcherides st once gave nim- self up to an officer
 
 FRon FRIDAYS DAILY,
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