Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-11

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 The Good Templars have received their regaliss.
 Cattle are said to be begging along the Colorado river in Apache county.
 Chas. A. Randall, of Con gress, Is m town circulating among his many friends.
 The railroad people sent train out on Sunday, which brought passengers, mail and express in.
 c. Doug lass Brown and Robert Nj. Rodgers have been started on an essess- ing tour of the county.
 Mrs. J. P. Bruce and child came up from Congress yesterday, and are domi- ciled ct the Williams House.
 The Catholics will commence the erection of new church in Prescott soon ss the weather is favorable.
 The Canteen at Wpipple was bur glarized last night and four barrels of beer and other property stolen.
 Judge Kibbey administered the oath of office to E. w. Wells as judge of the fourth judicial district, March 9th.
 The Episcopal society has taken the NJ. E. church south, in West Prescott, where services will hereafter be held.
 C.M. Funston, formerly of the Mo have County Miner, has gone east with bis family, to visit his old home in Mis- souri.
 Probate Judge and Mrs. E. w. French, W. 0. Bashford and Murray McInernay returned from Phenix yes terday.
 The amount which will be received un- der the railroad yax compromise will he about $2S,O00, of which Coconino gets oue-third.
 A lot of freight for the Commercial Mining company, which has been side tracked at Verde station since the food, reached Prescott yesterday.
 The channel of the Gils river has changed it's course in Maricopa county and is now half mile north of the rail- road bridge that formerly spsnned its waters.
 J. E. Jones, the newly app1in ed pro bate judge of Coconino county, came in on to-day's train, to secure the approval of Chairman Moore to his official Bond. L. c. Adams, representing J. A. Fol ger & Co, has been in Prescott Tor three or four days laid up, at the Williams House, with sprained ankle. He was able to be out today.
 Thomas R. King had Nr. Bser focus his camera on him during the past month, and was surprised on reaching town on Saturday to learn that by so doing he had won the premium of the talking doll.
 Captain R. W. Johnson, assistant Il surgeon U. s. A., who is now east on thirty daps' leave, has been ordered to take station st San Carlos, and Cap tain L. Maus, assistant surgeon U. $. A. has taken station at Whipple.
 A soldier from Whipple was cut m I the arm last night about 10 o'clock, on | Montezuma street He was unable to recognize his ssssiiant. He was act | ing the part of peace maker between his sssailant and fellow soldier. His wounds are not dangerous. The Catholics will hold fair in the city hall next Monday and Tuesday, the proceeds of which will be applied to a fund for building church. The ladies will also get up the supper for the St. Patrick's ball and donate the proceeds to the church fund.
 A resolution has been agreed upon by the board of supervisors, agreeing to compromise the taxes for 1890 of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. on basis of $5,0O0 per mile, subject to its being ratified by the board of supervisors of Geronimo county. The total amount of taxes that will be received under the compromise will be $2S, ,227 .95.