Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
FRoM THuRsnAY's DAILY.

FRoM THURSpAI's DAILY.
 Geo. W. Hanee has resigned a.
 justice of the peace st Cienega.
 John Merritt has bean appointe,
 road overseer of district No. 2l.
 A. G. Oliver is busily engaged 'ir
 figuring up interest on warrants. The Shakespeare circle meets to-
 night at $ o'clock, at the residence
 of Mrs. C. P. Dake.
 The deed from A. H. Bralev to ]
 H. Stephens, for ranch and cattle,
 Tn Williamson valley, for Sl6OOo
 has been filed for record.
 A man named Hiram C. Beck was
 shot and killed, near Tip Top, a few days ago, by the accidental dis. charge of his shotgun.
 A pile of rubbish caught fire last night m a vacant lot at the corner Of Marina and Willis streets, caus- ing an alarm which brought the department out.
 The Merchants Carnival will be produced next week. Mrs. Hollen- beck IS busy training the young la dies and Misses for the entertain ment.
 The Mohave County Miner issued an excellent edition on the ith of July. It contained large amount of interesting reading matter, setting forth the resources of Mohave county.
 The drillers for coal. at a depth of fifty feet, struck seven-foot vein of limestone which they have just drilled through and are now making good progress again.
 4. G. Oliver is paying of general fund warrants up to April lst, IS9o. Other warrants will be called for as rapidly as the treasurer can figure up interest on them, there being funds sufficient now to redeem all outstanding warrants.
 The Fourth of July.edition of the Mohaye County Miner contained a little pardonable bombast about its having larger circulation than any other paper in the territory. The Miner Is an excellent paper but can scarcely make good such boast as that.
 Sam Flint has already raised quite a large dancing class and it will meet tomorrow Friday evening. July 10th, at the City hall from s:30 until 10 o'clock. All members of the class and all wishing to join are re- quested to attend. Mr. Flint comes with the very best recommendations.
 Hotel Burke arrivals:-W A Will son, Kansas City; : E Pemberton, Crowned King; John Dillon, F Ja- coby, Ed Gillispie, Congres mine: Mrs Pagan. Chino; Sam Flint, Fl l Paso; W B Shievley, Flagstaff: Prof | Woods, Los Angeles; A A Moore, l Poverty ranch; Alex Imhoff. city: | pr Geo F Thornton, Williams: Joe | Big Bug; Judge Street and Judge Baker, Phenix; W E Wicks, Big Bug; NJ Bradley. Power " Flat; Con Keefe, Tipperary.
 Onr enterprising townsman. Mir. ]. L. Fisher, during his last visit to Chicago, had catechismal inter- riew with one of the keepers in the amous Lincoln Park, resulting in lis taking deep interest in the 'ELIs DoNEsric.. Believing that the of this animal into Prescott would be of great benefit le succeeded after many difficulties md catastrophes in bringing to 'ur town one of the finest speci- nens of this celebrated family, 'Irs. Chas. A. Wear. a friend of he Fishers, being the donor ! catling in years. this inimal has a catalogue of titles eaching back to the Knights of | ialta. Categorically speaking, its laim to blood cannot be denied. C nd the PsITTACUS and cARDUELIs ] ANARIA, together with the CAMS of T Irs. Fishers household have award V d it the first place in the domestic a ircle. It would be impossible in } brief notice like this to give the lll pedigree of this noble animal. r ut any breeder of cat-tle will readi- h ' recognize its valuable points. ( Ir. Fisher has planted his garden r ith catnip, in order to provide a f iitable food, and expects next a bring, to extend to all lovers of a turin animals, the invitation to I 1amine this wonderful catsup, and so to listen to its marvellous cata- honics. e