Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-13
MoNDAx's DAILY.

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 H. J. Allen of Jerome is in town.
 No more Sunday slaves in Pres colt.
 Read our premium offer in this issue.
 Look out for our shot gun propo- sition.
 Toys less than cost, at Cook & Lees.
 Don't forget the lecture to-mor- row evening.
 A.. K. Lee will leave for Needles tomorrow.
 R. E. Morrison is due to arrive this evening.
 Read Cook x Lees holiday an nouncement.
 Read 4. G. oliver's tax sale notice in this issue.
 Taxes will become delinquent next Monday.
 Lecture at the M. E. church to- morrow evening.
 Mrs. G. A. Swan left for Califor- mia this morning.
 The Phenix Gazette has a female solicitor on the road.
 F. NJ. Murphy left Chicago last evening for Prescott.
 We should have few electric lights on the streets.
 The quarantine of w II. Smiths family was raised yesterday.
 Yavapai county should be repre- sented at the Mid-winter Fair.
 Samples of our preumins books can be seen at j. NJ. Aitken's cigar ! store.
 Admission to the lecture tomor- row evening only 25 cents. Go and hear 1t.
 Clay Meador, brother of Frank Meador, and of Mrs. F. W. Blake is in Phenix.
 Venison was never SO plentiful in the Prescott markets as it has been this season.
 Plush goods must be sold at Cook x Lees Less than cost price will take them.
 The Goldberg Brothers. of Phenix have their pannts down as low as % cents pair.
 The Prescott Electric Light and Power company has the finest plant in the southwest.
 Treasurer Oliver reports the col lection of SlS,0O0 in taxes up to Saturday evening.
 Wm. Mitchell of lower Agua Fria will fatten lot of cattle on Salt river valley alfalfa.
 Col. A. O. Brodie has gone out to Walnut Grove again to look after work on the dam.
 Special meeting of Hook and Ladder Go. this evening at 8 D m. Harry Campbell, Sec. Pro tenn.
 A good library of nicely bound books can be had for a trife. See our great book offer in this issue.
 Fl Paso papers are forbidden to circulate m MeSico. They are mak- ing it warm for Mexican officials.
 The school teacher named Booth. in jail in Tombstone for seducing a fourteen year old girl pupil has married the girl.
 San Grey, under indictment for murder in this county is being sup ported at the expense of Marioopa county in Phenix.
 F.. H. Wall came in on Saturday. and will take his former position with the $. F. P. x P. railroad, that of foreman of bridges.
 The Mohave County Miner says that tomatoes are ripenius on the vines on the Sandy yet, and the last crop of figs are just ready to plck.
 F. w. Blake has returned from his outing in San Diego He is greatly improved in health. He says that every other man one meets in Southern California has the grip.
 Frank Czarnowski, was appointed postmaster of Phenix a few days since-by Dame Rumor. The old lady failed to furnish him with a commission though.
 A bill of sale has been filed for record from D. NJ. Martin to Miss Mimi Martin for the formers cat tie.
 So far there has been only about $2,5O0 in taxes collected in this county. And the chances are that more property will 50 on the delin- quent list than ever before.-Mohave Miner.
 Cornelius, better known as Jeff Davis, chief justice of Walnut Grove preceinct is in town. He says that he will open the winter term of court in his bailiwick next week.
 Mrs. Howell, wife of President Howell. of the Henrietta Mining company, accompanied her husband out to camp yesterday to oexperience little of camp life, and to witnes, the starting up of the new mill.
 Tramps are said to have loosened rail on the s. r. track near Lords burg whereby a passenger train was wrecked seriously injuring nun Der of passengers.
 "Baldy" Tucker was sentenced to six months in the county jail to day for petty larceny, by Justice Fleury. He was arrested hy Constable Mil | Ter.
 The Missouri Club, of Phenix, has ordered twenty-four 'possums for banquet to be given shortly by the club. Where 'possums and sweet taters" are there will Mis- sourians be found also. l Hotel Winsor arrivals: Charles Rose, Big Bug; w. H. Ryan and wife Philadelphiai J. H. Rydef, Phenix; Alex. Hall, Albuquerque; J. J. Dillon. Richmond; Albert Cox, Baltimore; G. A. Bray, Flagstaff; H. J. Allen, Jerome; w. H. Clark, Granite. Taatura to-niOht at the NJ. E.