Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-17

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Another subscription is talked of
 It IS to send juvenile baseball team
 to Albuquerque, to capture SS0 tin horn.
 J. M. w. Moore has arrived il
 Phsnix to participate as member
 m the deliberations of the territo-
 iai board of equalization.
 Judge Fleury is hearing case
 today wherein Geo. Sands sues
 Judge Wright for S25 for fees, al
 legged to have been performed in
 short hand service. A jury of six
 will decide 1t.
 C. E. Miner, stenographer and
 Typewriter of the Santa Fe, Pres
 colt x Phenix Company, in Pres
 colt, was stricken down yesterday
 with typhoid fever, and is serious
 ly ill.
 The Hotel Burke declines the in-
 vitation of the Williams House, to participate in game base ball, Tor the reason that they have tn e dead sinch on them already without going to the diamond for any more dust.
 w. w. Ross, of the Corner Drug store, has gone east to purchase a large stock of goods for his house, as we'll as to enjoy the attractions which the Kentucky climate some how or other seems to be blessed with.
 NJ. J. Hickey accompanied his niece, Miss Annie Wilson, to the Junction yesterday. The young lady had beon visiting Prescott from McKeesport, Pennsyfvania, for over two months, and has i'm proved in health greatly during her short stay.
 Adeed from W. E. Pedley to Lynx Creek Gold and Land O., for land 1 mines, has been filed for record, | Sl. NJ. S. Task has ieeded to R. E. Culver, for SlOO. a | nine on Big Bug. A power of at ,orney from J. l.. McAlrath to T. ]. Barlow Massicks has also been fled for record.
 . F. A. Tritle returned to-day from In examination of the Howard ,roup and Redenour mines, on the iassavampa, and reports large quantity of ore exposed in these hines. He states that the ores of hese mines can be worked by the 'rdinary wet process, and are excel ent properties.
 Office row has been treated to a iberal supply of paint-a deep reen on the woodwork, backed up 7ith suggestive red on the doors. The latter color is put on, we sup ose, as drawing card for the pro gentlemen who iuhabit 1t, nd if the interior is likewise be- ecked the effect will be harmoni- us, to say the least.
 The following are late arrivals at iotel Burke Lon. Young. Will ifson Nalley J. A. Monihan, J. 0.
 -..:,,i5oo San Francisco; J. n. kard, California; P. Woodman, 5 Bug; c W. Sisson, Flagstaff Hodges, Peoples Valley; Capt. 7. Macklin aud wife, U. :. A.; ra. Huick, St. Louis; F. W. Daa-
 ,, Macon, Ga.
 The Wsckoff club, under the lrection of Prof. l.. Thomos, will iYe Frederick Fl. Cowan's cantata, The Rose Maiden" at the Prescott pera house on Friday, August 18th. Everyone will be please to hear Mir. :. D. Wyckof once more, as he IS ithout question the best barriton lat ever sang in Prescott and his ; umerous friends will no doubt : ock to hear him. The cantata is a ork of great beauty from begin ing to end. 1t will be accompa- ;; jed by the piano, flute, violins and aronet.
 A dispatch was received to-day by Jerk Horne of the board of super ( sors, from J. NJ. W. Moore at Phe- enix, stating that the assessment V q all Yavapai property had been S assed on by tLe territorial board e eqalization without any change { king place in values, except in the ( .se of hogs, which were raised to 1 per head. Fortunately for Yava- ' ai we have less than 400 of such S limals, the greater bulk of this t of the territory being cated in Maricopa county, and s at Phenix. The city has had its day on the l eter question and our submissive t iend on mob hill is now having his. l rising at 5 yesterday morning to ,e the hose team train he turned on ( le plug and a good sized stream of ure water came out, the hands on 1 le meter resting easy at the four ,en dollar notch. After his return l le same figures greeted him. He l stunned his daily business life after ( reakfast, and left implicit instruc- t ons to be sure and shut her of hen no water was in sight. But 1t l dn't stop. He returned at noon nd the same state of affairs existed, , Id not an extra ounce was noticed. t he city engineer Hlaue HIS Touuus l ld asked him with twinkle in his ( ye how the meter worked, to which ' gruff reply of all right was made. 1 nit the water continued all the time s flow yesterday and last night, ( ithout phasing the measuring ins- t umerit in the least. All water was l -dered shut of last night and our I had to adopt good old a and power to propel its press. The { ,gineer said there was leak. In [ inctively he wandered to that mob ( iIl meter. and was mortified. It len dawned on him that the hands l , the dial were ''frozen" tighter lan the city's debt is on the coun. Is shoulders from its rapid race oi { few days ago with pure air only as | running mate. The landlord has ( ow a receipt of Sl4 for water eter from the city, which makes { i'm ahead the water he used. {