Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-13
THuRsDAys Duly

AhN hohAN DAILY.
 ], W. Dougbcrty is in Los An. geles. '' -' "
 PhoniN has passed dog muzzlmg
 ordinance.
 F.. F. Kirkland came in from hi.
 ranch last evening.
 The tax rate in Gila countv ;s
 >L1 oa the Sl00-four per cent.
 Major J. N. Watts. is assistips
 Postmaster Archibald. tcmporanly.
 Charles Herndon has gone hack Co Mexico, Missouri, to attend school
 Horace Meprill will leave shortly Tor California, for the benefit of his health.
 \. .. Brodic and r. \. Tritle Jr ot Prescott, have each been ap- pointed a notary public.
 several of our citizons arc layinc io supply of coal this year. the puce having been reduced.
 United States Attorney E. E. Eiiinwood came in on last evenings train on official business.
 Wm. Rhodes has sufficiently recoy- . erod from his recent illness as to be able to leave for home day. ! The Mormons of Arizona and Mexico will hold a conference at Thatcher. iu Graham county, com mencinS September l2.
 A cold wind set in from the soutb west last night causing very per ccpuble iall m the temperature. ims morning was suggestive of over eats and fires.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Wm. F. Waite, Mayer; W. II. Kelly. Denver. T. W. Gallagher, Big Bug; Lewis Schoen, San Francisco; E II. Fer ris, Tucson: E. F.. EllinN pod. Flag staff.
 The Phenix Gazette says that "Phenix has the three best daily papers in the territory. and the Gazette leads the list" If it had said that " PheniX has two of the most unreliable morning papers in three territories, and the Gazette leads the list 1t would have struck the nail squarely on the head.
 (. Nj. White and Miss Eleanor Nynsor were married last evening. at the residence of the brides parents by Rev. S. D. E. Oemarest. The groom Is a salesman with the Bashford- -Burmister Company, while the bride Is highly accomplished young lady. who came to Prescott about a year ago.
 Business men of Prescott have | been favoring this office with such l q liberal patronage of job printing 1 of late that an order has just been 1 placed for a large additional sup ! ply of material of the very latest I designs. Parties who formerly sent l away Tor their job printing have discovered, after placing a few trial orders with this office, that they | can do as we'll at home. both in . the quality of work and in prices. By increasing the already large variety of job type. We hope not l only 10 hold the patronage of such hrms, but to educate others up 10 the knowledge that they can be ac- cOmmopated at home aS we'll as abroad with all kinds of job work We have special facilities for doing superior quality of brief and transcript work for the supreme court as well as all kinds of pam phlet work.
 E. l.. Carter. of Oskaloosa. Kan sas, brother of T. B. Carter, of Wal nut Grove, left for home this morn ing after a months visit with his brother in Arizona. The brothers served together during the war. in the late Senator Plumb's regiment. thee Huh Kansas volunteers. tof which George Merwin was also member) but they had not met for nearly tweuty-two years. This visit here was enjoyed mutually by both of them. During the time spent In Arizona they visited the Salt river valley and the Kansas brother who is breeder of fine hogs manifested special interest m the hog industry there. lt is a gener- ally admitted fact, that no section of the United States, can equal Phcnix and surrounding country on its hog product. So engrossed did NIT. Carter become in this question that he lost a sack of fine raisins presented to him by an old friend 1 while framing out the possibilities of profit m hog culture.