Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-28
FRoM SArrspAr's DAILY.
Attend Pinafore tonight.


 Attend Pinafore tonight.
 Give the chorus a rousing bene- fit tonight.
 The calendar for the November term of court is in the hands of the printers, and will appear in these columns on Tuesday.
 Jerry Sullivan arrived on today's train from the A. X F. suffering con- siderably from bruises received by a fractious range steer.
 Hattie S.. Mosher. of Phenix, has begun suit in the district court for a divorce from her husband, Chas. $. Mosher, on the grounds of de- sertion.
 A deed has been filed for record from W. E. Pedley to the Catoctin Silver Mining Co. for the Humboldt and Livingston claims on the Hassa- yampa. Consideration named, Sl.
 Joe Schloss, representing boot and shoe house of San Francisco, Geo. E. Maxwell, the genial Ameri- can Oil Company's solicitor and Jas. Sheehey, the cigar expert, came in on today's train on their usual bus mess rounds.
 Samuel Smith, the wcll known Agua Fria stoclman is paying Pres colt visit. From him we learn that live stock in his section are m poor condition, and that the various herds will be greatly diminished in mum bers unless a new winter range is hunted up.
 Supt. Ricketts of Copper Basin and J. J. McTeague aud wife of Fl Paso who have been the formers guests at tho above camp, came in today and are stopping at Hotel Burke. Mir. and Mrs. McTeague are on route to their home and leave us impressed favorably with this section.
 II. Brooks. as administrator ofthe estate of r. A. Becker and Barney Martin, to-day, brought suit against Patrick Ford, ex-public administra- tor, and his sureties, to recover the above estates, which are set down at Sl,S00. The case is set for the No vember term.
 The confidence of people who have tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, is remarkable. It has cured many who have failed to de- rive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low state of the system it is unsurpassed.
 Dr. Day came in from Jerome this morning and returns again tomor- row. He says there are over fifty cases of typhoid fever in that vi cinity and in many instances the destitute condition of whole families afflicted makes recovery doubtful and slow at best.
 J. Marshall Morgan, the courte- ous usher of our Pinafore troupe, re- turns to his stockade in Kirkland valley tomorrow. His experience has been of such transitionary na- ture since locating in this section that he intends to soon embody all the trials and cares of life in vivid yet fascinating volume entitled @From the Range to the Opera
 w. A. Rowe has received the fol lowing from President Harrison through O. l.. Pruden, assisistant secretary: "I am directed by the president to acknowledge the re- ceipt of your resolutions passed by the constitutional convention of Arizona, relative to survey of cer- tain lands owned by the Atlantic X Pacific railroad company. and to in' form you that it has been referred to the secretary of the interior for con- sideration,
 An order from the Probate Court confirming the sale of real estate, in the matter of the estate of the late General George Crook, has been filed for record. Tho consid- eration named in the instrument Is Sll,C10. lingo Richards being pur- chaser. The estate sold consists of one-fourth interest of all live stock owned by the firm of Oneal & Rich ards, and a like interest in various tracts of land situated in this county,
 Hotel Burke arrivals: 40 Stout, Congress; Al McCann, Sos Worrell, John Dahl, Big Bug; Phil Pedley. J B Whetfeld. Catoctin; l $ Doug las, Senator, " L Swinburne, st, Johns; Edw l. Preston, Geo Hull Jerome; Mrs Donaldson, Chino; Jas McCrum, Point of Rocks; ] J McTeague and wife, H Allen, l. D Ricketts, Copper Basin; NJ Bradley, Bald Head; F E Daken, Juniper; Joe Sohloss, Geo, F. Maxwell, James Sheehy. San Francisco; J W Sullivan, Prescott Junction,
 The board of supervisors have is sued an order directing the district attorney to commence proceedings at once against those personal prop erty taxpayers who have either re- fused or neglected to pay their taxes for the year 1890. The amount in. volved runs into the thousands of dollars and included In the impend- ing suits are the names of many heavy taxpayers. They should be made to obey the law in the pay ment of their taxes equally as we'll as other supporters of the county are compelled to.
 A telegram from Tucson to the San Francisco Examiner says that Lieut., C, P. Johnson shot and killed man named Barry at Fort Thomas on October 22d. Both men were drinking when quarrel en, sued in which the lie was passed when Barry struck Johnson in the face with whisky glass Johnson pulled his gun and fired ] with fatal effect. Lieut.. Johnson will be remembered in connection with the last term of the United States court here being largely in strumental in securing the aequitta of a colored soldier who was charged
 with murder.