Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
EsoM FRiBsgs D&ILY.

fsoW FRtBses D&ILY
 S Behau, os ' lma, is sick.
 rhs slEoaphar5 ms a snowy feeling. Public schools viii reopen next Mon- day
 c. Pets retuiued from his visit 70 California. We6nesdsy evening.
 &r Smith pr5sident of the Silver Sirg mining company, is in town.
 District eGCrl adjourned on Wednes- sr afternoon uuE1 Monday, March 2d. The old year aa watched out and sae New Xe8r in by guests of the Belle ue n hote'
 The Tcsc. Burke IS now in full blast. The travelling ublic can find the best of accommodations and the best of James Barre bstser known as Red Berry. died lrom the effect of the wound received al Williams, on Christ mas night. Joal ,ady, his murderer, has not been heard rom since.
 Coienel Poatar. ent of the Agricul. tnral Department. ls doing good work lhis valley u stirring up its farmers sa .he cultivation If special crops ot more local beuo6t tAan the production E. f ceresls.--Iepubiican.
 L. Mcknight and wife, of Chicago, :. arrived in Prescott few days since, for the benefit q. the Eocmer's health, who ls aclering with bronchial troubles. Tbey are delighted sith the town.
 Members and fsitnds of the Episco. pal church scented Rev. E. ". MesRy, the pastoE, with beautiful Queen Anue writing desk, as a Christ zG=s present 1 appreciation of his services
 The TougGa Hose company had a pole raising yester Jay. A pole was erected in front oE their hose house, to be used for drying heir hose. Thomas Schoi5y, -s~ Fiarence and Joseph KerE dressed rP and put it in shape for uss.
 msu Yho vi get up in Congress- or anywhere els9 and wipe his eyes over the death oE an old butcher like Sit ing Bull. 3gght Go be given an Indian name, 2ro that should be: White.man- rho-rlakes-an-ass-of f-himself - Tomb stone Pg5sPeete~r
 The new beard of supervisors will bold their 6rst meeting next Monday, when the, Riu organize by electing one of taeir numJer $ chairman and by t-e sfgctio,l al clerk Ed. Horne seems e have he inside track for ths latter poatlou. alshough Major E. K Otev, late cEntidate for count. recorder, is au applicant for the posi fion. xr Horne has made 8 very efficient and ebliging officer, and de ssrvez S reelection.
 The newly s'ec5ed county oticer' were in5uCted into their respective off .I gsazitinne1 a-tardaY. Sheriff O'Neil etired iu favor of James K. Lowry ehile Geo. C. Taddell turned tn county cash box over to A. G. Oliver g. F. Akers succeeds himself. Morri rsoldwatsy sn1 5 P. Behan retire from El,e board of zBF ervisors, in favor A.s. HaskelI. snd W. A. Rowe, A. A Moore being shs hold over, while Henry D, Ross surrBrdersd the office of dis t-icG attorney to Robert Brown.
 Tha pa1tyst the Hotel Burke, on New Years ere, Tss attended by quite { sumbsT oE sa5iea and gentlemen, th dining roou hsiag comfortably filled Msssrs. Bu-ks and Hickey had tn eisce brilliantly illuminated for thu EnspscUcn af tae guests. and many were the express ons of praise of tn convenience o arrangement and thu comfortable 8c 0mmodations offered b the pIace o guests. Dancing va co.nmenCe. aL o'clock and kept ul aufH abcuf clock in the morning &n elegant collation, the first served Il tbe building icing provided at mid might. al went away feeling that they had enjoyed a pleasant time, and witl well Eishss for the success of the enter