Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
DAILY.

h wrpxEsDAy'S DAILY. l Frank Alley has gone to Denver | John Holmes, of Turkey Creek is Fl 4 iown.
 District Court re-coavenes to- e BOLTON.
 General O'Nein is'baek from Phe- nix again.
 John Lawler has returned from lT$ California.
 sh8 Weather prophets all fail, such fl #R--~l~ weather as thls.
 Dennis rSs,,-ke is quite sick with 4nhammation ol the bOwErs.
 According to the Republican Sic X lS. SIimmy" was knocked out recently n Phenix.
 1SV Geo. F. Coats, and Thomas R. 1l4 4Sorin have returned to Phenix frorm Hthe Worlds Fair.
 Father Quetu will hold a midnight
 nass at the Catholic Church on laA Sunday night. ' 'I# Coe,,aIrv Treasurer Oliver expects
 ,o nakean apportJoumeut ol school
 money tomorrow
 Johh :. Jones will leave in aday
 or two to spend the holidays with
 his eh.lGren at San Diego.
 The Florence Tribune has com meneed the publication of a daily & edition. It is small but full ofnews. hl Williams House arrivals: R Harrington, Edinburg, III; J NJ
 Jacobson, A T Salsby, Chicago; J GilbFsith. Mahony, Walnut Grove; Burt Allison, Kansas.
 H wv. Ross. of the Corner drug - store. says that advert sing pays. He has sold a whole loG ot nice hol-
 idav goods as the result of his ad-
 vertisement in the JorENAL-MINER.
 Rva recent ordinance, passed by 3 the city council of Ma kato, Kan V sas. it costs 30 cents tp sing or whistle After the Bal in that town between 6 o'clock a m and 10 pm.
 4 tax deed was filed for record today in which Richard DeKuhn of Cherry creek became the pos es-
 sor of the property of the Mocking
 Bird mining company. lsl Parties sending in coupons for
 books, as per our premium offer may
 experience delay m recivi3g them as
 1t happens, some times that the
 particular book wanted Is not on
 hand and will have to be sent for. 0riers will be filled as promptly as I possible.
 At today's session of the board of I supervisors, Supervisor J. W. Smith was authorized to ascertain the ex- d pense of lighting the court house d with electricity. The board also refused to make an appropriation for a Mid-winter Fair exhibit. In one of the suits instituted by the r. & A. (. railroad against the A. X P. R. R. company the allega- ton Is set up that the receipts of the company were Sl2000 per month. # In its allegations to secure exemp- ton from taxation 1t ayers that its I property Is Vaiueless.
 4 new time card will % into effect soon on the .. F. X r. T. railroad by which the passenger train will leave twenty-five minutes later and arrive fifteen minutes earlier. The accommodation will leave fifteen minutes earlier in tAs afternoon also. the arriving time T this train re- maining the same.
 Barrett Post o. A. R. has elected the following officers: J. C.. Max well, commander, C. H. Allabach, # ST. Y.; Geo. Weckler, Jr "; George Sines, c. M Geo. D. Kendall, sur geon; :. C. Reese, chaplain; T. J. Dunkle, o. of D.; Jas. Butler, O. of G.
 "We are liars" constitutes the prominent heading of an advertise ment of a firm in Phenix. Glancing down to the bottom of the adver- tisement to see the name of the firm which was so frank in its announce ment, the JoURNAL-MNER man was not surprised to see a firm name at tached to it that has been on the debit side of the JoURNAL-MNER'S ledger for about year. A new time card went into effect on the A. * F. railroad last Sunday. The change from the former one Is very slight. Train number 3, the west bound, for Los Angeles arrives now l:50 D. m, instead of at l:25 p. m., as heretofore Train number f. Los Angeles east bound, arrives at 2:S5 D. m., being just fifteen minutes earlier than formerly. Phe San Francisco trains, 1 and , arrive at about the same time as formerly. The application of Mrs. T. Otto, to have the estate of the late T. s0tto set aside to her own use, as widow, was heard today in the probate court before Judge Wilson. The applicant was represented by Attorneys H. T. Andrews and R. NJ. Ling, while the eXecutor, W. \. Kelly. who is contesting the ap- Gication. on the grounds of ahan- Ionmeut toy her, prior to her hus- bands death was represented by Attorney J. C. Herndon. The testi- mony was all taken today and will be argued tomorrow.
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