Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-23
FRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

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 A Mexican opera troupe IS on the way from Southern Arizona, bound for Prescott.
 John Fredericks and family de parted this morning for their new home in San Francisco. | W. E. Landgrebe contemplates a pleasure and business trip to San Francisco in few days. | Ex-Marshal Dodson was mounted yesterday and left for the vicinity of Skull valley, in search of Steen.
 Manager Akers is having made a new alligator skin valice, with which to carry home his ball clubs win nings.
 Officers and soldiers at Whipple are packing up their effects and otherwise getting ready for a change of station.
 Dodson sends word from Skull valley, that he will catch Steen if it takes all winter, and he has to Freeze" him out.
 The major domo of the Glee Club is rather derelict in his duties. No announcement yet has been made of the next club gathering.
 The ship Pinafore is headed to- ward Prescott, and under the com mand of Commodore Dauphin will soon blow her way III Prescott har- : bor.
 Companies 4 and F and Band of the 9th Infantry have been designa- ted by Col. Bartlett as the compa nies that be taken to the Depart ment of the East.
 Robert Connell was taken sud denly ill this morning with severe pains in the region of the heart. Though not in dangerous condi- ton, he is very sick man.
 MT. Aver the California cattle buyer, is in this section in search of marketable steers. His price is SIG per head for 3-year-olds, or II cent per pounds gross weight.
 Osenburg X Leary, notwithstand- ing the dull times that seems to be epidemic with every tongue at pres ent, give fiattering report of sales in harness and saddle goods.
 Sol Jackson came in yesterday from Kirkland valley. and states that the $. F. X P. P. surveyors are working down Skull valley. They report good route surveyed so far.
 The militia had a meeting last night, with a slim attendance as usual. No interest it seems is taken in such life by Prescott's young men, and the company will proba- bly, be disbanded.
 We learn that the promoters of the new opera house and club build ing ace awaiting the return of Mir. Frank Murphy from Chicago before they begin active preparations for the organizing of the building asso- citation.
 The building association held a good meeting last evening for the transaction of business. There is a strong probability of this new or ganization being felt in beneficial way towards Prescott's progress, as already several appplications for the improvement of the city's appear ance are soon to be considered by those intending to build homes.
 Work has been resumed in build ing the new Catholic church in this city, and will contine until the stone work of the basement Is completed. On account of the near approach of winter the structure will not be fin ished until early spring. Brick is to be used in the upper stories, 1t be- ing easier handled and cheaper than any other article.
 The following instruments were filed for record today in the record CTS office: A. J. Winningham to G. W. Hull, deed, for the Buncombe mine in Verde district, considera- ton, $500; s. C. Mott to Robert Brown, deed, for the Bricktop mine in Peck district, Sl,00O; Robert Brown Ida NJ Mott, same claim for Sl,000; John Fisher to $. NJ. Bowdre, deed, for the Safely placer claim on Lynx Creek Sl00; w. c. Burdge and A. Kozik, to J. W. Archibald, deed, for the Frankfort mine in Copper Mountoin, for $500.