Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOURHlL-MIHER
I. c MARTIN. Editor.
ROM THURSDAYS DAILY.


 FROM THuRsDAY's DAILY.
 Martin Maier is harvesting his ice.
 B. F. Copple, of Cherry creek. is in town.
 E. Nj. Sanford has gone from Phenix to Washington
 Peter Collett now runs a covered stage to Camp Senator.
 Judge DeKuhn, of Cherry creek, is visiting Prescott.
 A. N. Whytlsw, an old pioneer of the Pacific coast, is in town.
 Judge Abner Wade is in town circu- lating among his many friends.
 Messrs. J. I. Gardner and D. Levy ( Go. received car load of salt to-day.
 Professor and Mrs. Nelson are en- gagged at Luke and Czsrnowski's saloon in Phenix.
 Fritz Jessen thinks of engsg ing in the drug business if the new high license law passes.
 A little ''scrsp" occurred this morn ing in one of our most popular resorts, in which the aggressive party realized that he had struck the wrong man.
 The Black Canyon stage left this morning crowded with passengers. The proprietors Of this line furnishjgood ac- commadations, make good time, and are receiving 8 good patronage.
 A quintet of duck owners left this morning for Chino valiew, to round up their aocks. They were H. D. Aitken, F. A. Tritle. Jr. Frank Andrews, M. E. Morin and Jacob Webber.
 Talk about a valuable advertising medium, a $5 reward notice was brought to this office to be inserted in the JoURNAL-MINER, for 8 lost article. The notice had scarcely been put in type when the order was countermand- ed, the lost article having been recov- cred and the finder of it having been paid the reward.
 Len Hale has en route from the east a pair of fine imported African ferrets. Rats and mice have become so numer- ous in the vicinity of his home in West Prescott, of fate, that he has, ss last resort, concluded :o introduce the | above named animals for their exter- imitation.
 Orders are out for the return of Major | Comba with Companies A and F, 9th | infantry from Fort Wingate to Whip pie. Officers of the above companies are as follows: Company A-Csptain A. Bowman, lst Lieut.. l.. D. Tyson, and 2d Lieut.. A. Moriarty. Company Geo. B. Russell, and 2d Lieut.. Chas. W. Fenton.
 At the meeticg of the territorial press at Phenix last Saturday evening, the following general adver- Using rates were adopted: For obitu- ary notices and resolutions of respect, 10 cents line; marriages, births, and funeral notices, 50 cents each; lodge meetings, festivals, suppers and kin dred notices, local rates; all church notices, except for Sunday services, local rates; all announcement notices, local rates, and no complimentary tick cts to be received. It was ordered that work be charged by the nch. Foreign advertisements in daily '1.50, net per inch, in weekly $1 per nch per month, net, position not to be The JoURNAL-MISER re- yrets that its editor was unable to be present to participate in the proceed ngs, but hopes 10 have his name yet enrolled ou the list of membership. But whether he should or not, the paper will cooperate with the brethren of the territorial press. It is gratifying fact 10 see the stand that has been taken in regard to foreign advertisements, as the above schedule has been in effect in .his office for years, and it has frequent y happened that propositions rejected ,n account of being below the schedule ,ates of the paper, have been again re- .nrned with the statement that other territorial papers had accepted the business at even less rates.
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