Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 More storm symptoms.
 l City election tomorrow.
 !. J. NJ. w. Moore will leave for fhenix
 tomorrow.
 | Lieut.. Rrodie has returned from his
 trip to Walnut Grove.
 J.w. Wilson will leave for Skull | valley tomorrow, for a weeks vaca''oh'
 The number of locations hled TOT rec
 ord this year amounts to ii' 'n nun
 Der.
 Dr Waite has moved his den, tai office to the parlors of the ho'ei
 Burke.
 Governor Murphy has granted a thirty days respite in the e"Se "' 'A' Clifton murderers
 A bill of sale for cattle was N'o" 'o'
 record to- day from wm Pierce to J.
 NJ w. Moore for $50O
 Mrs w Blakeand her son Ed. N.
 p,.La Jill leave tomorrow hy private | conveyance for Pheni1 man named Macbeth was brought
 2, from Prescott Junction, on Saturday,
 ,o have a broken leg treated Freeze and Belcher, of the Cabinet have received new cash register, of the latest improved pattern.
 Geo. w Ford asks for the support of voters, on the grounds that he is an old time resident of the place, has family here and is large tax payer.
 Dr. Robinson was called to William son valley, on Saturday, to attend to Mrs. Kountz, who was quite i'll. He left her considerably improved yester- day.
 Shull < Austin, of the Grey Eagle stables, have dissolved partnership. Shull retires from the business, which will hereafter he conducted by E. J. Austin.
 At the urgent solicitation of num- Der of tsx payers, E. J. Austin this afternoon gave his consent to become a candidate tor city councilman at the election to be held tomorrow.
 Rev. G. F. Bovsrd, superintendent of Methodist Missions in this territory, will return to Prescott this week again. It is said that house has been secured for him, and that he will probably bring his family here to reside.
 Out of twenty clay pigeons. members of the Prescott gun club shot the fol- lowing number each yesterday Curry IA, Carlislss l3, H. Aitken F, Morin II. Waite II. J Aitken 10, Marks g, Andrews 6, Piercey 6, Stewart 4.
 The Miller valley school reopened to- lay for the winter term with Miss Maggie Archibald. an efficient teacher, n charge. Among the new studies in- reduced is that of music, Miss Archi- ,sld kindly donating an organ for the ise of her pupils
 The city election to be held to-mor- TOW Is go-as-you-piesse affair, every one who is willing to serve the people being in the ring, or having the privi- ege of entering it. So far as any Iction by the two great parties is con- ,erned, there are no politics in the lection.
 We are informed that an attempt will 'e made at the ensuing session of the e0islstura to furtla- 3N,ia's or;al Treasury ia the sum oi SIea .uuO ,nder the pretext of erecting capitol in Phenix. What represents ives of outside counties will do in the premises is question which will be de- by their votes.-Silver Belt.
 An exchange says that H. NJ. Van Arman, late secretary of Arizona, left San Francisco for Chicago, where he will establish bureau for the prone ton of immigration to Tehsma county, Cal, where lands are to be sold on seven years credit at nominal interest He represents syndicate of large land owners.
 James Howey was the recipient last evening of beausiful picture, entitled "Geordie and the Bsirn," being an of the famous English song by Joe Wilson. The picture was pre-. mium accompanying the Christmas number of the Weekly Chronicle of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and MT. Howey would not part with it for two or three times the price ef th annual subsorip- ton of the paper.
 Robert Brown, the republican dis trict attorney y-elect of this county, has da,aa p,aopanimons m, act noitticatly hy