Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-21

q 4. Randall is in from cro~ned King.
 w q Bashford returned last .;gbt from his visit to California,
 N,- and Mrs. George Heisicr are ,.;oieing over the birth ot a daugh- ter.
 Iobp Rhoadamer, the eentrae.nf Point of Rocks, was in town tn- lsy.
 .I.McCormick came iss sester- asy from his Williamson valley sneh.
 There seems to be marriage .pdemic, caused by the cold snap, probahly.
 A deed from W. W. Cook to John ouke. for l60 acres, for Sl50, has zen filed for record.
 LR. Liston. of Camp Old Relia- .le. came in yesterday, on a brief business trip to Prescott.
 A blast. sharp and keen enough to .bave a man almost. has been com 'ng from the north today.
 Marshal Paul has gone to Flag ..taf and Ninslow, while his deputy w. L. Gray has gone to Fort De- iance. J If YOU want to laugh and grow str go and see keogh in his .pec:alties at the Prescott opera =SSoGse. Fred Rief has sold his interest in he Palace barber shop, and it Is pported that he will open E shop m he basement of Hotel Burke Brown brothers, who have the anutraet for cutting 500,Oo0 feet of umber for the Hillside mine, were o have started up their mill to day.
 Rev. :. Dubois Demarest per ormed the marriage ceremony last ssening for Christopher C. Woodis md Mss Lilly E. ClendenniBg, of Agua Fra.
 Clarence H. Lee, agent Of the Gommercial Mining Company, has sent in his resignation to take ef sgect February l. 1893. H. NJ. Eich- Iberger, has also resigned and will leave to enter business in Tempe 4zbout December 10th.
 When the case of Joseph Melvin sFs. Thomas ]. Eaman was called III Ahe district court this morning juror sJ A. York failed to answer at roll Ncall. After waiting reasonable ssne for his appearance an attach nent was issued for him when the sheriff aud two deputies secured the .own in search, Gually finding him sast before noon.
 Mrs. Mary A. Hanlon requests your presence at the marriage of her iaughter, Mary Louise, to Mir. Alex ander Oswald Brodie, on Thursday, December 18th, at half past six O'clock. residence of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ayers, The Scyamores, 9Iorristown, New Jersey" Is what a .satly printed card received at this 4fice contains. We congratulate tcolonel Brodie and hIs bfide.' They zvl arrive in Prescott iii about ten dsrs.
 Judging from the favorable com nents received in regard to the OURSAL- MINERS suggestion to Coun- rilmsu Cornell to resign and save he city the dilemma of having a aperabundance of councIlmen after anuary lst. we are incliued to the Belief that if MT. Council should -aaer his resignation and leave 1t o vote of the people whether If fAould be accepted or not, the prop Stion would carry by an over Fhelming majority.
 Tickets for the railroad conduc- Ols' ball to be given at Williams 0.csmber 22 are on sale at Cook X Lees iewelry store. The price of ickeis is $500 each which entities she holder to a S2.50 round trip rate n the r. X A. C. railroad and free transportation to Williams and re- urn from Prescott Junction, admis- son to the ball and a good supper 4t the Harvey eating house. In ther words the entire .rip, railroad are and supper and all will cost 9nly S5.50. Passengers can leave leTe at 9 a. m on Thursday and re- Burn on Friday evening
 k City Treasurer Porter advertises For the redemption of $500 of city rsrrants of the series of 1887. This makes about S5,J00 of old warrants hat have been or will be redeemed &Ais year, in addition to paying the lrrent expenses of the city govern nent, the expense of moving the Eater works, the payment of S5,2O0 aterest on ssthe water works bonds and SiS0 interest on city hall bonds. Had the money paid for the re- aoval of the city water works been epplied on tho payment of out Banding warrants, the city would % in still much better condition Financially and equally as well off p far as its water supply Is con E,erned.
 Camp No. f has been moved down Eo Chino valley to finish up the fEork left bv Contraetor Morse on Ris contract. and to I.lake iiIe grade Ehrough one or two ranches about xhich there was some delay in pro- furing the right of way. Contract 2rOCoBHor IS still working towards Prescott and is now within four fniies of Verde station. Mr Rboad- amer has nearly one-half mile of grade completed at Point of Rocks, @nd within another week it is ex'
 ected that another camp will be Pat in at the south end of the can Fon at Point of Rocks, and work ir both directions. The month oI
 anuary will see the work com 4ieted at Point of Rocks, while bN
 ehst time O'Connor will have the
 grade completed to Granite creek