Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-30
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 Masonic lodge meets tonight for election of officers.
 Look out for a meteoric display tonight and tomorrow night.
 Martin Maier is building an sddi, tion to his Golden Eagle Hotel.
 The trial of Indian Jim DeKuhn has taken up the entire time of the court to-day. @
 Elimon Handy has sold the nght oi way through his ranch to the s. F., r. & P. railroad for $l50.
 Mrs. N. Ellis, formerly of Pres. colt, is now located in Phenix, giv- ing instructions on piano. Ff1)e
 c. W. Culver will commence his work of lexpcrting the books of county officers next Monday.
 Word reached here this afternoon that a fire at Jerome had destroyed nearly the entire town, last night.
 Miss A. Hewitt, of the Camp Verde school, came in to spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Brown.
 Judge W. W. Porter, of Phenix, ex- associate justice of the territory, is reported to be an applicant for the position of chief justice.
 D. J. Sullivan and J. G. Camp bell are engaged in the arbitration of case between Judge Abner Wade and Stephen Condron, of Walnut Grove.
 The case of Alonzo Kendrick ys. Helle Kendrick was placed on court calendar yesterday afternoon, and referred to G. w. Sands, referre. to take. certify and report the testi- mony to the court.
 Joseph Roberts, of the O. K. meat market had the misfortune to sprain his ankle quite seriously on Thanksgiving, while attempting to escape from . maddened steer, and is now compelled to use crutches.
 D. J. Sullivan is candidate for the position of receiver of public moneys in the Prescott land office. Mir. Sullivan is au uncompromising democrat and is thoroughly quail fled in every respect to fill the posi- tion, having occupied it for part of one term.
 As a few small souled, narrow minded officials, whose official de- linquencies have been the subject of criticism by this paper, have in- augurated sort of boycott against the paper, the fol- lowing from our contemporary may be pleasant reading to them: :: ''Thc boycott is a foreign bird of prey and cannot be successfully propagated in this country of free thought and free speech. In a small community this scavenger bird dies immediately, and frequent ly kills those who harbor it. Satei" The consideration of the above is specially recommended to the coun- ty official, and the city official also, who gave vent to their spleen against the JouRSAL-MINER by loud ly proclaiming that no information of an official character or otherwise would be impsited by either of them to it.
 Our sister town of Flagstaff was visited by quite disastrous fire on Tuesday night. The entire block on Railroad avenue, excepting the three brick and stone buildings on each corner, was destroyed. The following are the principal losers: John Abeel, confectionery and fruits, totally burned, but covered by an insurance of $1,000; Switzer & Son, fruit dealers, loss covered by an insurance of $750; Jules Au- bineau. wholesale and retail liquors, will lose considerably oyer an in- surancs of SLIGO; Bsyless Bros. barbers, fully insured $500; w. H. Mofett, saloon, lost heavily, partly insured for Ss50; Wm. West, saloon, no insurance; Richard Knight, mer- chant, no insurance; w. D. Dykes, confectionery, no insurance.