Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-27
FRoM MONDAYS DAILY.

,s ing operator, has gone to Minneapoli
 Minn., his home, for a visit. | The city council have in their minS the enactment of a vsgrant law. The
 should pass it, and then enforce it. n Charles Morgan received the sad ir telligenoe few days sgo of the death (
 his mother, at the r,pe age of S2 year , Martin Maier has commenced nov ing bis Exchange saloon, to mak 3 | ready for the erection of his uew build.
 ing.
 . Several Arizona stockholders of tn, , Kansas City Co. gre preparing to go tC
 work ou the Silver King mine on Groom creek.
 i G'W. Sines. John Ross and Dr.
 Park left this morning for the Brad
 shaws, where they have good mining
 property.
 | Mes>rs. I. T. Stoddard, B. T. Strick-
 land and NJ. S. Tnfl, ol the Agus Fris
 Copper O., left to-day for Copper
 mountain
 Mics Ella Baker, one of Prescot,'s 6
 charming young ladies, has closed her
 Tip Top school, and returned to her
 home here.
 Pardons have been granted to J. C..
 Frier sni J. NJ. Frier, who were year or so ago sent from Ysvsl ai county to
 Yuma. for horse stealing.
 A slight wreck occurred on the P. & A. c. few days ago at Cooks ranch, in which no other damage was done than the demollshiug of s few flat cars. The Comm -rcisl Mining Co. are having the Senator and other mining properties belonging to them surveyed, c. B. Foster being now engaged in | such work
 The Dudes held meeting Saturday evening and elected Jake Weber assist. ant foreman. IL Was also decided 10 enter the company in the Hose Tour a. ment for the ith.
 Mrs. Lon. Forsee, sister to Mrs. J. l.. Fisher. accompanied by her two chil- dren, arrived in Prescott, last week from Phenix, and will spend the summer here with relatives and irien g.
 The oaths and bonds oi E. K Otey as J. P. st Jerome, A. l.. Kicker as road ov rseer at Jerome, J. B. Smsrs as con- stsbl at Jerome, aad Fred J. smith as road overs.r Dist x. i, have been filed for record.
 A meeting of Gro Bella stockholders was held in New York ahoIt ten days ago, when II Was decided 10 resume work on the property. These mines he in the Brad,haws. and have been ijle on account oi scarcity of water.
 The board of supervisors of Iavapai and Coconino counties will meet in Prescott on the 30ih of this month to perfect settlement between the two counties. The issuance of bonds by Coconiuo Ia Yavapsi will take place, as we'll as the adoption of many oth, ' financial propositions.
 The Bob Ingersoll mine, which lies within a stone's throw of Prescott to the south, Is showing up remarkably fine ore. A shaft so feet deep has been sunk, and it is the intention to go l50 feet deeper before the shipment of ore commences. l. is the property of W. w. Vanderbilt.
 w. w. Vanderbilt, chairman ot the committee on amusements for the 4th of July programme, is, as usual, exert ing himself to have that feature of the days joys leading part. He in- forms us that the miners drilling con test will be good, several applications being already in. He will enlist over 300 men and boys for the "Horribles," and has that Horrible Orator, Gen. U. $. Jackson-rehearsing on the Hassay- ampa, Tor the occasion.
 Among the business rumors flying through the air is Jne that F. M. Mur- phy, of this city, will soon give a con- tract to an eastern architect for the erection oi large building to be used as an opera house and for offices. The site for thls editice is on the corner, at present occupied by Wells. Fargo X Co. and is to be the handsomest building in the Territory.
 A war dance of the Indian soldiers IS announced for tonight at Whipple. Many Prescottites will attend, eager 10 see and learn how the methods ot these rascals were carried out but few years ago whenever pale-face got into their clutches. This demonstration, how ever, will be peacable one, and inter- sperced with little of the modern touches now adopted on every occasion and as showing what civilization ac- complishes ever among the savages- that of passing around the hat.
 Dora vs. Dotty, and vice versa, were two cases occupying the patience and cousii ration of Judge Andrews today. Whi.c undergoing legal solution of hos wrongs, the process seemed too slow for her impetuous nature, when Dora jumped up and flew at her adversary m manner like unto the way spider would lisht on fly. The court assess ed her $50 for the fistic exhibition, and ordered special force of officers to up. hold the dignity of his court until he could wrestle with the ills each pas sionately presented.
 The Chautauqus Circle met Tuesday, May 96th at the residence of Mrs Bald