Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
Indian Pete has been captured.

 ! Wm. Harroll, of Congress, is in to Sr ,t Bob Brow Mourns the demise of Iii
 pet "coon."
 The Silver Belt is proud of the Glob'
 base ball club.
 | Attend the review and inspection $ | Whipple tomorrow.
 \ Tom Brown, the we'll known minin
 man and hotel man, is in town.
 | James Brown and John Davis, of the | Verde valley, were in town to-day. | Louis Wollenbers and family vii
 leave for California on Wednesday. | The cool wave passed of about mid.
 night, and balruy spring reigns again
 J. A. Reed and Miss Mary Bowers
 were married March 29, by Rev. E. D.
 Wyckoff.
 The funeral of the late Peter Thomp son was well attended by Masons and others yesterday.
 Governor Irwin will shortly visit Tombstone and other towns in south. eastern Arizona.
 Murray McInernay received his com
 mission last night ss superintendent of the territorial prison.
 F. A. Williams was to-day awarded the contract for the care of the County's sick and indigent, at $l.15 per day. !, They will be cared for at his ranch, four miles from town.
 West Prescott is looming up with new ] buildings. D. w. Pritchelt has recent | completed and moved into a new resi- dence, while Sam Hill, E. Stahl and P.
 l.. Kastner have buildings under way. Mickey Green tells the Phenix Heg- aid that "he proposes to make some one pay roundly for his hIgh handed, outrs- geous treatment, as he considers it." in being arrested and brought to this county recently on criminal charge. Territorial Treasurer J. '. T. Smith will turn that office over to his success. or, Colonel Christy, on April 1st. Al though his predecessor had no book balanced, Treasurer Smith propose to show the condition of every fund when he transfers the balance of cash on hand. He has been a careful, hou- est and efficient ncumbent.-Herald
 The Los Angeles Times, of recen date, notes the visit in that city of one of Prescot.'s legislators in the following language: Hon. W. A. Freeze, re- publican member of the Arizona legis lature from Yavapsi county, is in the city accompanied by his family, the guests of Robert Kern, of No. 45s South Main street. The Territorial Legislature, of which Mr. Freeze wse one of the few republican members. has just closed its session.
 Easter exercises at the vaious churches yesterday were well attended and were very interesting The floral decorations of the places of worship displayed great taste ou the part ot
 those having charge of this feature ol the services, while special music for the occasion was had in all the churches The offering at the Episcopal church was for the purchase of an organ, and about $200 was received, of which four individuals contributed $l00. Sub-- scriptions from two other porties in- ereases this fund to about $40.
 Walter J. Hill is candidate for sher- iff of COconino county. The demo cratic party, from which he seeks the nomination, could not make & better choice than that of MT. Hill. He has been one of the most active citizens in agitating the formation of new coun- ty, and deserves this much of his party. While the JoURSAL-MINER wants to see a republican elected to the position, if this wish is not to be gratiied, it would like to see MT. Hill get it.
 Geo. w Ford, the Montezuma cigar man, has been reading the scores of the gun club as published in the Prescott papers so long, that he has become am bilious to join the organization. In order to score a record for himself as the basis of admission, he borrowed . double-barrelled shotgun yesterday and concluded to practice on a worth less dog, owned by him. Distance, five paces. First shot he scored piece of the tip end of the dogs tail, with a heavy charge of shot, Second fire, landed some shot in it's hind leg. He then went and hired & man to kill his dog, and wrote out his application for membership, which will be presented at the next meeting of the club.