Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-13
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.

: The fire bell was repaired to-da,
 O. K. hose company meets thi 3 evening.
 Jake Marks has moved into hi
 new quarters.
 |. Turkey shooting tomorrow a ! West Prescott.
 Prayer meeting tonight at th !, Baptist church.
 John K. Masterson is reported t,
 be quite sick at his place on Groon creek.
 La Grippe is said to have broker
 out among the Mohave and Walla
 pal Indians.
 The engineer corps of the s. F.
 r. X P. Is now camped five mile:
 beyond Iron Springe.
 T. Nj. Earnhart is importing
 oranges direct from the orchards at
 Riverside, California.
 A colony, composed of q religious
 sect known as the River Brethern,
 has located near Phenix.
 Dell Dimes died suddenly in Flag
 statf last Saturday night of heart
 failure caused from drink.
 Clark & Adams received two ear
 loads of lumber yesterday from
 their sawmill at Williams. A bill of sale from H. H. Hilbers
 to J. w. Coover, for $l,25) worth of cattle, has been filed for record.
 Dr. Day returned from Chino valley yesterday. He says Mrs. Shiyers' condition had improved slightly.
 Carl Hid, of the Hild-Park opera troupe, who visited Prescott some time since, has opened n conserva- tory of music in New York.
 Three more prisoners escaped from the Flagstaff jail last Sunday night. Coconino county has had bad luck with her prisoners.
 phenix is not only afflicted with Ia grippe. but with ripe watermelons in midwinter as well. Our neigh bor city entitled to sympathy.
 The "American Restaurant" is the title of the new eating house open ed by w. H. Billings and James Wing, next door to Kelly X Ste phens.
 Our contemporary complains of 8 scarcity of silver coin. We are hay ing the same experience, neighbor. Mighty scarce here, gold coin and ditto.
 Contractor Toohey has completed his first twenty-mile contract of grading the $. F., P. x P. and is n " figuring on another contract to the Congress. mine.
 Architect Parker has large force of workmen on duty at the new church this morning. The work will be rapidly completed and he church will prove an ornament 70 the city.
 Dr. Coltman and wife, who have been visiting the formers father in Flagstaff, will leave shortly fot China, where they are engaged in , work. The doctors ; 'ather is the pastor of the Presby- { erian church in Flagstaff.
 Don't commit suicide! if you have dyspepsia. with headache, heart ,urn, distress in the stomach, no appetite, and are all worn out but ake Hoods sarsaparills and be ured. It creates an appetite, and 'ently regulates the digestion. Sold ,, y druggists. A change in the proprietorship of . he popular Cabinet saloon is an VI oulced by the retirement of Geo. lahan, Barney Smith today ppr. hasing the interest of the above I, The firm will be known ' s Belcher, Cordiner X Smith, and r he junior member says he wants he gang and everybody to take 2, heir hats of to him." ' Secretary and Mrs. N. O. Mur- f hy's little boy has had a very severe 0 tack of Ia grippe judging from h he following item taken from the V 'henix Herald: Little Paul Mur- hy is slowing improving, but one a ar is totally deaf and the hearing V badly impaired in the other. He a ad very narrow escape" n Complaints have bsea entered D ith the board ofsupervisors against f' !. J. Mccormick, of Williamson II alley, for fencing up a public road. y he statement made in reference to a have been so contradictory that q le board accompanied by the dis sl iot attorney will visit the place " ,-morrow and investigate the mat. E IT, when such action will be taken s, may seem advisable. U An item taken from the Phenix K which appeared in the st issue speaks of the survey of le s. F., P. X F. railroad survey via lack Canyon. No survey touching d. le Black Canyon or any place near
 has been made. The item was q intended to mean the sur ~ ~ " immediately south of Prescott ', ',
 two or three preliminary lines "' we been run there. = The Phenix Republican is becom- s,, g uite:enterprising(O. It seems sS
 have dropped its telegraph re- cr cD ,rt and now clips local items from W 5 territorial exchanges and dresses em up and publishes them as tel p. D rams. An item appearing in the D January 2 is repub- Pii 'hsd in the Republican January 2, hi a telegram from Prescott dated VI 'nuary 6. Several items from the ohave Miner appears in a similar an amer in the same issue, co w. M. Kinds, of Kirkland valley, 1a me to Prescott about two weeks on 70 en route to California where he to s relatives residing. He was suf- s,' 1 ring at the time with la grippe 'h d decided to remain in Prescott ghile to receive medical atten- 'pce. His condition became orse, however, and this morning C, 8 o'clock he died. His brother Rl me in on yesterdays train from H 1aheim, California, but he seemed Sl kSo- cod &ha hrnfhar laff ...,,, | -.