Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08

TursDn's DAnY.
 Puts. AAA
 Arrangements are about com
 Pleted Tor a concert and ball on st.
 Patrick's day.
 The new hospital, recently estab-
 l,seed by Father Quetu contains
 three patients. '''"s
 :. The city council of Phenix now
 licenses houses of prostitution The
 tax is Sl0 per month.
 c, B. Pierce has superseded E H. Mitherell as manager of the Ante
 lope ranch, near Albuquerque.
 F. |. Schultz, of the Courier
 force, is reported quite sick to-day
 with the pleur5 pneumonia.
 G. H. LaBerteu. the veteran ra-
 liable typo of the JouRNAI-M MTSra
 force, IS recovering from his recent spell of sickness.
 Mr. Hunt, of Gila county has introduced bill to regulate tha passenger tarids to be charged bv railways in the territory.
 Minnie Moore, was before Judge Ling this morning on charge of disturbing the peace. and the case was continued until ? o'clock this afternoon.
 
 Frank NJ. Aver today bought fifteen lots in capitol addition of N. E. Collins. Consideration named 5000. He is Prescott man.. Phenix Herald.
 A man named Gallagher, died at | the county hospital last night from l pneumonia. He was from Biz Bug and had been sick two weeks before | being brought to the hospital.
 Robert Cartmell has his new saw mill finished, and will commence lumber tomorrow. Tho mill IS located about five or six miles soath of town in quite a fair sized timber belt.
 Ed. Harris was assessed $500 and costs this morning in the police court for indecent exposure. Not having the funds to pay the assess. ment, he was turned over to the chief of police.
 Arthur N. Hanson, representing he newspaper union of New York md Boston, is visiting Prescott and vas welcome visitor at this office
 day. During his visit here he will write one or more letters to he syndicate of papers which he epresents. He expresses himself ! delighted with the place.
 There was a close call last night { or what might have proven quite n erions fire. \ lamp exploded in he Si rra club room scattering oil over the carpets and i !. Marshall Morgan and C 'has. |. Green, who were in the | com at ihe time, had the presence } mlnd to take their heavy over | oats and successfully fight the i ames, subduing item without !; luch damage to the room. Their i. yercoats, however, were both sacri ced ID the attempt, being com letely ruined. They certainly de Z srve credit for averting serious re. Messrs. Lawler and Aver will i'm . rove the property recently pur- lased by them on the west side of le plaza aud on Granite street. The anne buildings on the west side of T le plaza, at present occupied by v harles Wallace's saloon. n. Nj { .arnharts fruit store, and l. F q harness shop, will be f .rn down and a two-story brick s hiding will be built on them. The : rst story will be used for basiness . lrposes, while the up stairs will be 2 'ed Tor lodgings, probably in con . sctlon with Hotel Burke, as the ae- q q of tho latter honsa . . not sufficient to supply the de s and. Had 1t dot been for tba q orm, Messrs. Lawler and Aver luld have had workmen cop,nanca day, tearing down one off ,be aidlngs purchased on Granite o' re t, which 1t is their intention fo sU p nee with fine new structure m llch will be a acredit to the placa Ge q which will be used as a saloon. cu