Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
Wednesdays Edition.

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 Nr. Bush. the Cherry creek miner. is in town.
 r. W. Black returned !from Pheniz last night.
 Judge H. c. flooding and family will leave for Phenix next week. The New Orleans lynching is gener- ally approved by the press all over the country.
 J. L. Fisher will auction of the goods st the Catholic church fair at 3 o'clock tonight.
 Another Tascott has been arrested. This time he hAils from Aberdeen. South Dakota
 Dr.. Eastman, an educated half-bresd eicax, says that another Indian out break is threatened.
 Deputy Tackitt returned from Phe- mir On last evenings stage. sheriff Lowry arrived this afternoon.
 
 James Van sosy. of Prescott June. ton, came in On this mornings train, for business Yisit to Prescott.
 A Tennessee insAne asylum was burned recently. near Nashvills, and twenty-five inmatss burned to-dsath.
 Clifton seems to have sn epidemic of of La Grippe, while pneumonia seems very prevalent in our sister town oi Kingman.
 Lew BlAksley, con of Hon. ". q. Blskslsy, of Kingmsn. and Miss Maud Wilson of the same place, were married last Saturday.
 Major W. A. Eidsrkin, O. s. U. 8. A., department of Arizona, sdvsrtisss in this issue for proposals for fresh bsei and mutton.
 Governor Irwin has vetoed the outra- rAssous spporsionment bali. It is now likely that msAsurs with more de- osncy in 1t will be passsd.
 
 By . strict party vote the council re- fused to sustain the governors veto of the spportionmsnt bill. The veto will probably be sustained in the house.
 Superintendent Jones. of the Pres colt and Arizona Central railroad, says that his company hAs filed intentions with tine secrstsry to build north and south railroad.
 E. J. Austin, of Denver, . nephew and nsmesake of Prescott's popular city councilman and livery stable man. l. visiting Prescott. with : view Of lc,s- ting here permanently.
 l.. H. Wilson, auditor of the Prescott and Arizona Central railroad, and president of the Central Arizona Tele- graph company, win visit Prescott with his wife. before leaving for the east.
 A letter has been received here which states that President Smith. of the KAnsas City Mining company, would arrive here in few days. settle up al old accounts oi the company and start work on the property. The Sicilixn Asssssin society of New Orleans has thrs atened the life of Law yer Parkesoa. Should that threat b, earned into execution it will result ir the killing of every member of the Aada society in New Orleans.
 The Italian government has sent { vehement protsst against the New Or leans killing. If Italy wants her mur. derers and assassins protected, she h sd better call them all home, where they can pursus their vocation ct their own sweet will. Governor Irwin has approved Zulick's bill to change the meeting of the legis- lasurs % the latter part of February on account of danger from floods earlier in the sesson. Zulick expects demo cratic aoed next year in November, but hs is liksiy to b. disappointed. A man in the employ of w. J. O'Neill ot the Lindssy gardens. skipped out yesterday during ths lAttsr,s absence, taking with him about shirty dollars oI Ar O'Nsilps money. Ben Rybon is on his trail sish wsrrsat for his ar rest
 "Dsed February s 9l, John Doe tS Richard Rec. property" Such is the brief and modsst entry on the recor- der's day book, of ofinstrumeuts filed foI record March n. 1891. but in reality the instrument is . conveyance from Joseph Diamond Jo) Reynolds, of all property, including bank sccount mining claims. etc, excepting the Con- gress mining property owned by tn, former in Ysvapai county. to, F. M
 Murphy. superintendent of the Con gress mine..
 City hall was filled last eve ming witl ladies and gentlemen, to attend tn. double attraction of the Catholic fsil and the St. sPAtrick's bali. Ths musi, | iurnished by the orchestra from Whip pie vas excellent, the supper furnished by the lsdiss could not be surpassed while the company was congenisl ant
 the evening passed oil very pleasantly -
 Dancing was continued until ths early hours of the mo, ming. Both. the
 st. Joseph's Academy and the Catholic
 church building funds were augmented by the recsipts of the evening. . aausdsreus Msxlcan. A cutting scraps occurred just before 1 o'clock this afternoon, which may re-