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

sWEpxEsDAY's DAu1.
 HIN. Palmer is in from the Var snell. All the churches in town. wiii sh.ve Christmas trees this year.
 Dr. Geo F. Thornton, the cattle Hing. came in on last nights traiu,
 General W. O. o'Nein returned ,st night from his visit to Phenix.
 MaiorG. ". Vaughn has gone east ao spend Christmas with his famly:
 FEE. Kirkland is in town. He Is Booking for house, with a sfew of noving his family here.
 The case of the United States Rs. Katharine E Whitmer has been 1ontinued for the term.
 The Sun passes the winter solstice o-day, and today and tomorrow ae the shortest days of the year. E Last nights train brought in the Following we'll known attorneys rom Flagstaff: T. G. Norris, E. Nj. Doe and H. D. Ross. =.
 Wm. Duliu, of the Montezuma, seft this morning for q visit tu his .pld home in Indiana. He expects so be absent about six weeks. A deed was filed for record to-day From J. G. Campbell to Mrs. Celia lie Maliziaux for lots 1, 3. $ and z, plock 3, city of Prescott, for S75o.
 A deed has been filed for reeerd From G. w. Banghart fo the $. F..
 p. & F. Railroad for the right of yay through the formers saueh for &i,so0
 C.P, Crawford. of the Crawford Conedy Company, left on this mornings train as advance agent &or the company. Col. !. S. Jarrard, he regular advance agent, will take Mr. Crawfori's place with the com gany temporarily.
 f Miners are urged to procure mia arsl specimens and send them in to
 NJ. Clark. Worlds fair commis- soner from Yayapai county. This Furnishes the finest opportunity for smine owners to advertise their kIaims free oi expense that was hFer offered. Not only is each claim represented advertised in this man. Der, but by sending these exhibits i helps to advertise the entire ter htory.
 The January Overland will ap- bear in holiday colors. of cream snd kold, with sn entirely new cover de Sign, on which q medallion of the Overland Bear is prominent, amid Agrodping of characteristic Pacific Roast flowers. The number will contain stories and sketches appro- <riate to the season. among which krill be thrilling Christmas story. Illustrated.
 The case of Barnes. O'Neiil et al. k< the Equitable Mortgage Com kany of New fork was tried yes serday in the district court, and zidgment was readared in favor of Aessrs. C'Neifl and Barnes for the kam of Sl7S,900. The case was krought by these gentlemen Tn fAe interest of the Buckeye Canal Company, to pay money promised ke bonds -Phenix Gazette.
 6 Un the foru day of--t,eeerais.s
 ais year, the county treasurer had eellected S2O,5o0 i'll taxes as against &7,000 at the same time last year. IS the A. X F. Railread Company Naid their taxes, amounting 10 SIP A0 on the 18th day of December. Ehd several other large taxpayers, @ho paid prior 10 December 18th
 ast year, but who did not pay this
 bar until after the l5fh, the sum &oeiyed up to December isat I. when hzes became delinquent, was largely
 excess over last year. An accident occurred today at +hoadhamer's camp, near Point of Socks, by which man na'nesl Peter kantor had his arm blown of. \ Ressenger came in for medical 4slstance and Dr. Sewefi went out
 attend the injured man. It seems Aat blast had been prepared to Boot. and, instead of getting away fom it, he stood until the explosion Fcclrred, with the insult us above <ated. This is the first accident fhich has occurred at Mir. Rhoad- &ners camp.