Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-28

FKIpAY's DAILY.
 Charles Yates is able to be on the streets again.
 Free mail delivery has been or dsred for Phenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Landgrebe are expected home this evening.
 MT. aud Mrs. 4. A. Moore came in yesterday from their Walnut Grove ranch.
 r. ]. McQninn, private secretary for R. R. Coleman, of the $. F., F. X r. railroad, is in town.
 John $. Jones left on this morn ing's train for San Diego to spend the hoiidayswith his children.
 The Ensor Institute at Phenix is said to be doing good work among the old soaks of the above town.
 $. P. Behan has been elected sue cessot to W. q. O'Noill as president of the terfitiriaf Worlds Fair com- mission.
 Pupils of the public school were dressed in holiday attire this after neon, to participate in the closing exercises of the school.
 The Commercial Mining com pany is closing out it's mercantile business, and will hereafter coniine its operations strictly to mining business.
 John Smith received a dozen young "possums," from Missouri, a day or two since, and at noon to- day all were sold except two, the price being g each.
 The jury in the case of Geo. w. and R. C. Brown, in Tucson. recon mended that the iightest sentence under the law be pronounced against the defendants.
 4 horse attached to a Chinese vegetable peddler's wagon dtook his periodical runaway yester ay, seat tering the products of a vegetable garden along the streets.
 That weather prophet who con- suited the chipmunk and the acorn crop and ''sich" and who predicted a cold winter as result of his in- vestigations seemed to have hit the nail on the head for once.
 Secure your tickets now for the concert for the benefit of the Cath olic church to be given December 29. A very interesting programme consisting of vocal and instrumental music will be rendered on the occasion.
 The judgment rn favor of Gen. eral W. G. ONeill and Wm. Barnes, against the Equitable Mortgage company, of New York has been stated at various different sums. The correct amount of the judg- ment is SlS7.000.
 In the district court yesterday afternoon. Jack Simpson received of eighteen months in the territorial prison for aggravated as sault. His crime consisted in shoot ing at a woman. K. Barrett was sen tenced to pay fine of S2.50 for fail ure to sign his marriage papers. In the case of K. B. May convicted of manslaughter a motion for a new trial was made and partially argued and sentence was deferred until this Is decided.
 X night force is being worked in some of the heavy cuts on the .. F.. F. x F. railroad in order to push the work as rapidly as possible. T. J. Carrigan, who came in yester- day from the front, says that the work Is progressing very satislac- torily.
 Lucius, the six-vear- son of Mir. and Mrs. l.. R. Cannon. of Mar tinez, died this morning in Prescott. The little fellow had an attack of scarlet fever some time since at their home and while recovering from that it was followed by of diseases, which re- suited m ms death. -------
 Hoods Sarsaparilla abs olutely cures where other preparatio ms fail. It possesses medicinal merit rEcU- LIAR TO ITSELF.
 Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hoops PILIs. Uneqaled as dinner pill.
 NJ. Kinney was before a justice of the peace again yesterday, charged with assault, being the second time within few weeks that he has been charged with the same offense. X trial by jury was demanded result ing in a verdict of guilty. Justice Andrews this morning assessed a fine of SSS and SIP costs against the 
 The funeral of the late Frank Clough took place from the M. F.. Church this morning at l0:30 and was largely attended by sympathizing friends of the be- reaved relatives. The services were conducted by Rev. C. J. Chase, and were very impressive. The death of this young man is very severe shock to his parents, as he was their only son. He was an exem- plary young man, and a dutiful and affectionate son, and his bercaved relatives have the warmest s,mpa- thy of the community in tbeir af- fiction.
 Isaac N. Town, of Tucson, Ari- zona, is in the city negotiating for the lease of the San Felips hotel from G. W. Meylert, and if success full there will be change in the management in few weeks. Mir. Town is q hotel man, but for the