Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-17
FRox WspsrsDAY's DAILY.

Next Sunday VIII pe o'' day.
 The ladies will give a leap year ball next Monday night. Attend tine opera house entertain ment tomorrow evening. Ed. Wagoner's stage has been snow bound since last week.
 Buy your tickets now for the per. formsnee to morrow evening. Tho mercury reached within a de gree of zero yesterday morning. Tba Prescott euchre club has haan nostnoned for another week. p,,r;ck Barrett and Miss Belle | McKinnon will be married thiseven- < ing.
 Tho stage due from Phenix Sun l day night did not arrive until yes
 terday.
 Court was adjourned on Monday S bv order of Judge Wells until Feb
 ruary 20.
 The Prescott high school will re- i main closed during the remainder ot i this week.
 The Coconino County delinquent < tax list occupies only three columns z of the Flagstaff Democrat. WA. Clark has applied for pat ents to five mining claims m the i Verde mining district. T A slight of hand performance Is < billed for the opera house tomorrow night and the two succeeding nights. It is said that during his visit east zW. B. Jones will purchase new <dynamo for the electric light plant. * Deputt Marshal W. l.. Grey re- turned yesterday from Gallup with two Mexicans who are charged with stealing horses from the Navajoes. The delinquent taxes of the A. X i P, railroad company due Apache <county for the year 1888 and lSS9 &has been settled, and the county re- Eceived S4S.0O0.
 Arbor day was observed in the <southern part of the territory. In stead of tree planting in this section, mature planted about foot of snow Ion mother earth on Arbor day.
 Passengers and mail on the Jerome stage line are carried over the moun- &ains between Sanders station and Jerome on horseback on account of 1he snow. Stages run between Pres eott and Sanders.
 J.L. Kalisher, of San Francisco brother of Mrs. D. Levy, of Prescott. Ind father of Mrs. Louis Wollen- burg, formerly of this place, died re- kently at his home in the former $ity.
 The Roikger brothers, magici ans,
 Tho are billed for three nights en- ertainmeut at the opera house, have eceived fiattering notices of their Kill in their line. Doors will be 5pen at 7:I5 and the curtain will rise )t S:30.
 T Mrs. Hattie l.. Mosher has ob- hined divorce from her husband, Eharles l.. Mosher, on the grounds : /f failure to provide. The latter is
 well-known newspaper writer, and
 las formerly engaged in newspaper business in Phenix.
 A copy of the Arizona Mining Re bort has been received at this office.
 Owing to its having been mislaid, its ontents have just been perused, 8lthough its date is February l.
 s editor is R. E. l.. Robinson, and
 s business manager Is F. C. Perrine.
 he copy before us is an excellent | be, being we'll printed and is filled 3ith mining news of Arizona. If Inc enterprise meets with sufficient hancial encouragement to enable ts owners to maintain 1t at the
 andard of the first issue it will not hly be a great credit to Arizona ut will prove of great benefit to ke territory as well. The JOURNAL
 INER welcomes it as an exchange
 d wishes it complete success, and ] publishers financial prosperity. be subscription price is E per
 lar, and every one interested in lines should become subscribers
 it.
 Awhile the tramp nuisance is being | bked after the dead beat nuisance Mould not be overlooked. The pro- ssional tramp who applies for bmething to eat or wear and frankly l Bis you, either by word or action. at he does not intend to pay you.
 a gentleman and honorable man l ben compared to the oily-tongued l Professional dead beat. who obtains bur goods under promise to pay,
 lat he never intends to fulfill. The ghwayman who meets you on the
 ad and compels you at the point
 a pistol to surrender to him what ! Der of value you possess, exhibits Nth physical and moral courage.
 d his action is an honorable one Entrusted with that of the man who
 der seductive promises obtains bm you the wherewith to satisfy |
 necessities and forever after re-
 ses to pay you. And yet there are
 be found in every community |
 ese parasites who constantly prey | ! the business men of Ia community. | en who hold their heads up and ho are oftentimes found occupying l kominent positions. They should |
 tabooed and ostracised by tho |
 Immunity snd' either compelled to | M their bills or go hungry.
 Personal Mention.
 E. NJ. Sanford is in Washington.
 Mir. Murray, an engineer of Je- pme, is in town.
 E Prof. L. W. Taylor is somewhat hproved to-day.
 Mrs. Ben Rybon has returned | Om visit to friends in Texas.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has gone to 1 hicago, to visit relatives and pur- base goods for the store of D. J.
 lllivan & Co.
 & MT. Burgess, of Pittsburg, Penn
 lvania, connected with the com hny which has the contract for i hitting in tho Jerome bucket line, is
 Expected in Prescott daily.