Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
FRlpAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 H. E. Laut,y left for the east this morning.
 Court has adjourned till after Christmas.
 Christmas entertainments are quite numerous.
 The Busy Bees will make honey tonight at the K of F., hall.
 The Arizona Enterprise Browns have started daily in Tucson.
 A mayor and two councilmeu are to be elected January ?, 1891
 A fine quality of building stone has been discovered near Florence.
 The Busy Bees are stingless, Go and see them this evening at the K. of F., hall.
 Ed. Horne is assisting County Treasurer Oliver in making up the delinquent tax roll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Martin were given a surprise party on Wednes- day evening by their friends.
 Pratt Bros. of Phenix. announce that they will close out their busi- ness and change their location.
 Robert Scott the Apache county sheep man has taken several thou sand head of sheep to Phenix to winter.
 The indebtedness of Mohave county amounts to about SS5 for every man, woman and child in the oounty.-Mohaye Miner.
 A bill of sale has 5seen filed for record from Alex Thompson to Joseph Dougherty for cattle branded 44. the consideration named being $500.
 The 4. X F. railroad company is not a political organization as in- tlmated by our contemporary. Their money Is neither republican or democratic.
 A sale of 400 head of fat cattle was made at Tempe by Fritz Der kenhamp to California buyer on the basis of three cents a pound. January delivery.-Phenix Gazette.
 Parties wishing books as per our premium offer, should send Tn their orders at once as we will order a shipment of books very soon. By getting theireorders in now they may avoid delays.
 The senate con6rmed the follow ing December l9, II, D. Ross, as register of the Prescott land office and Frank W. Walls, register, and Edward R. Monk. as receiver of the Tucson land office.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Ryder, of Phenix, who were so badly injured last summer in a railroad accident in Indiana, and whose little son was killed, have JuSt,recovered sufficient ly to be able to return home.
 II. T. Blake, the owner of the Bellevue hotel in Prescott is now in charge of the Sweet Water Park hotel at Lithia Springs, Georgia, to which place he has ordered his JoURNAL-MINER sent. Mir. Blake was in charge of the Tower Hotel Chicago during the Worlds Fair.
 Mrs. R. F. Morrison presented her husband with a Christmas gift to- day in the shape of a fine boy. Dr. McCandless reports mother and child doing well, and tho father doing as we'll as could be expected under the circumstances.
 H. D. Ross left for Flagstaff this morning to settle up his affairs pre- paratory to taking up his residence in Prescott. He expects. to return next month with his family and assume the duties of register of the land office here to which he has recently been appointed.
 The second annual meeting of the territorial teachers association will convene in Tucson January 2 and continue in session three days. An elaborate program has been pre- pared. Saturday morning, January 6, the visiting teachers will be eS- corted to the old San Xavier church, leaving the city at g o'clock, On the return from the church, lunch will be served at the San Xavier school house by Mrs. Jesse G. Byrne. and to the university and Indian school, leaving the city at ? o'clock. -Gazette.
 A suit was instituted today in the district court by the Watervale Mining company against C. W. Leach and E. B. Gage for Sl3,349 damages, being the value of ore claimed by plaintiff to have been taken out of the Black Eagle mine by defendants in working the Comet mine, with which it conflicts. W. H. Stillwell is plaintiffs attorney Tombstone Prospector.