Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
FROM MONDAYS DAILy.
F. G. Brecht is on the sick list.

II
 to-day.
 II The sixteenth legislature meets il
 Phenix tomorrow.
 | Mir. and Mr.. W. c. Potts have re
 turned from Phenix.
 | A norther set in yesterday which run
 the mercury down again.
 Adjutsnt General W. O. o'Neill will
 leave for Phenix tomorrow.
 A daughter was born to the wife of
 Robert Conneil. January 18th.
 Lute M. Abel has sold some mining property to R. H, Hetherington. Judge ]. NJ. Murphy, of Kingmam,
 came in on Saturday evenings train. Mike Herman had foot badly crushed while engaged in placer min ing.
 w. A. Long returned Saturday from prospecting. tour through the Hillside country.
 Superintendent F. Nj. Murphy and P. L. Ksstner left yesterday for the Congress.
 Sheriff Lowry has zone up on the hue of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad on business.
 solomon Wslbridge, father of A.P. Wslbridge, died in. Phenlx recently. aged 70 years,
 W. 0. Potts has been appointed tim. Der agent for the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad.
 c. Meyer Zulick has arranged to shin 1000 tons of bsied alfalfa hay from Phenix to Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston and Lient A. O. Brodis will leave for Phe- nix via Los Angeles tomorrow.
 Lieut.. Brainerd. of the Greeley expe. dition has until recently been stationed at Fort Hoachucs. in this territory.
 A representative of the JOURNAL MINER will leave in day or two for Phenix to report legislative doings.
 Prescott's popnla ion are s church. going people, the services st sn the churches being we'll attended every Sunday.
 The Mohsve Miner, under it's new management has quite ,inge oi de- mocracy to 1t. It Is still the newsy sheet as of yore.
 \ deed from Philip c. Brannen 10 John H .Hicks has been filed for record for l6o acres of timber land ne IT Flag stsff. for sl 800.
 Yuma boasts of ripe watsrmalons weighins from twenty tive to thirty pounds, raised by Indians sIoDg the Colorado river bottom.
 Attendance tt yesterdays shoot of | the gun club was rather slim. The | following score Was made: Andrews 3, Tritle s, Archibald s, Ferguson 6, Stewart 3
 A bill has been introduced in the ksasas legislature providing for the Ibolishment entirely of railroad passes md to reduce fares 10 two cents per nile.
 The Yuma Sentinel says no fish, dams or turtle in the world, for qusn. .i,y and quality, can surpsss those ound near the mouth Ot the Colorado. The oysters are email. buG excellent.
 The charter for the Good Tempiars' odge has been received and the lodge will hereafter meet every Friday sven- ing at o'clock in old Fellows Hall. It has membership of about thirty i've al present.
 Col. F. c, Hatch has rtturned to PheniI after lenghthy absence. dur ing which time he has spent several months in Europe. He continues to push his chslcedony enterprise with success.
 The register of Hotel Burke contain ed the following names today John Cunningham, Rochester. N. r.; A. E. Essterbrook, Chicago; E. H. With srell and family, Coyote Ranch J. M. Murphy, Kingmsn
 W. J, MulYe0on received letter Saturday evening from his old friend, G. c. Waddeli. The lat ter Is running loose in Los Angeles, enjoying himself to his tulles, capacity. [ being the first time he has been out ide of Arizona during 8 residence of ourteen years here.