Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Good music at the Sazerac thi
 evening.
 The Owl club held its regula
 meeting last night.
 1 A leap year partywill be given a
 the Senator next Monday evening.
 Drop around to the Sazerac to
 night and hear some good music.
 Mitchell & Moore, the real estat, dealers, report increased inquir,
 after city real estate.
 An excellent pianist and vocalist will commence an engagement at the Sazerac this evening.
 John Sullivan, who was recently
 stabbed by colored woman wa:
 admitted to the county hospital to- day.
 The military court martial at Whipple has adjourned. The two prisoners on trial pleaded guilty to the charges against them.
 The snow has all disappeared without making any considerable rise in the streams having been mostly absorbed by the earth.
 A disagreeable odor prevails in front of the post office. The city councils smelling committee should investigate it and ascertain its cause.
 Samples of fair though rather coarse quality of sand stone was on exhibition yesterday at the real estate office of Mitchell X Moore. It was found north of town.
 Mrs. J. NJ. w. Moore will give High Tea" to the Chautauqua club on Friday, February 18th, from ? until f o'clock. All mem bers are cordially invited to attend.
 Lottie Taylor had her examina- tion to-day before Justice Andrews, for stabbing John Sullivan and was held under S500 bonds to answer a charge of assault with intent to commit murder.
 A man from Las Vegas arrived here yesterday and states that trans portation had been furnished to a large number of men from the above town to Ash Fork to work on the new railroad.
 The stage driver on the Wicken- burg and Congress route reports having seen Sheriff Lowry yester- day. He had lost the trail of Will son, but was en route to the Har- qua Hala country in hopes of inter- cepting him there.
 The Vulture stage was several hours late last evening. A commu- nication from A. C. R. which ap- pears in our contemporary this morning accounts for the delay. Those ''fggers" came very nearly swamping the vehicle.
 If there have been any doubts previously about the identity of A. c. R. his Southern Progress" article has dispelled them. The master hand of Governor Zulick's chief statistician stands out in bold re- lief among the wonderful array of "fggers."
 The Phenix Republican states that Grant brothers will commence grading on the extension of the NJ. X F. railroad on the completion of their present contract with the $. P. which will be in about six weeks. Mcdonald, a former partner of the Grants. will be at work grading the S. F., P. x P. railroad in less time probably.
 An old man named Peters, who formerly lived in Chino valley, but who has been around town for sey- eral months suffering from catarrh, was arrested last night for examina- tion as to his sanity. Chief of Police Dodson found him hunting for priest and trying to gain en- trance to private residences in his quest.
 A committee was appointed last night by the Odd Fellows lodge, to confer with a similar committee from other lodges here, with a view of uniting in building a hall. While the proposition has not yet assumed definite shape, what is talked of is the erection of a two-story brick building, to cost about S20,000. The upper story will be used as hall for the various secret organizations, and the first floor to be used as a theater or opera house. If the so- cieties and members will furnish Sl0,000, the remaining Sl0,OO0 has been rendered them at very low rate of interest.
 It is expected that suit against the Walnut Grove Water Storage company will come up for trial and be decided at the adjourned term of court which will meet on Saturday. Arrangements have been whereby work of rebuild ing the dam will be commenced just | as soon as these suits are finally de- | termined. Col. A. O. Brodie, super of the company, says that active work will be commenced | within a month after the disposal of | these law suits, He estimates that | it will take nine months with a large force of men to rebuild the 1 dam.