Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

him with boy January 29. a W. X. Deering and wife left for
 Williams this morning, on visit.
 J. E. Tabor has sold lot 3 block q ' in Ash Fork to C. c. Lewis for Sl5O The special tax levy for school 5 purposes should be voted unanl-
 mously.
 Col. Wilson failed to get away
 yesterday, but left this morning for - San Francisco.
 Application has been filed for the , formation of new sch ool district
 at Camp Verde.
 Don't forget about The Man to Love- at the Nj. F. church next Tuesday evening
 The examination of Frank Me
 Qullken, which has been hanging
 ire, is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 Ernest Aruaz is in from the Brad
 shaw mountains; he says that mining
 m that section is quite active at
 present.
 A party consisting of thirteen
 men. with teams, arrived here yes
 terday from Colorado with a view
 of settling.
 John Mitchell. of tle firm of
 Meyerield, Mitchell X Co.. left this
 morning, after a successful business
 trip to Prescott
 !. NJ. Healy. a Colorado mining
 man, has been taking a look over !
 this section of the country, with a l
 view of investing.
 ] R. II. Burmister filed a partial ac-
 count to-day in the probate court,
 as administrator of the estate of the
 late Peter Nerdier.
 \ deed has been filed for record
 from John Lawler to Henry Gold water for lots m Capital block. the consideration named being S22S.
 II. D. R,ss returned to Flagstaff this morning. lie expects to come to Prescott and assume the duties as register of the land office early next week.
 Col. D. B. Robinson and party are m San Diego. From there they will go to San Francisco, udexpect to reach Prescott about February 18th or 10th.
 The board of supervisors has re- ( fused Co ratify the agreemeu. made l by the sheriff, to take charge of city prisoners in the county Jail, at 75 i cents per day. (
 The sore armed tramp is working J the town. Notwithstanding this l is one Of the oldest devices resorted | to, to obtain money he seemed to ( be doing a good business.
 B. B. Crapo's condition was re- W ported very critical yesterday. He d Is suffering from Bnght's disease [ of the Kidneys instead of in1am- b matory rheumatism. Ii
 B. Lantry, senior member of the u firm of B. Lantry X Sons. the we'll known railroad contractors. k due n .o arrive here this evening. He is iy by two of his brothers. {
 The front window of sam Hilrs t store was broken again last night C and two reyolyerS stolen from it. D This Is the second time within a Q month that the place has been bur e glarized sl
 The Ladies Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. h It the residence of Mrs 4. X. Johns. n All the members of the society. as q we'll as the ladies of the congrega- oI ion, are requested to attend cl
 The Cosmopolitan for February tI a famous European ai uthor to its readers -Valdes. of ladrid, and the artist Marold. of tl Paris, we'll known as a French 1T illustrator. in J. l.. Fisher has purchased lot D rom Fannie Wollen berg. opposite 'i' he Schuermau hou asou MOntezuma N' treet, on which hew i'll remove the ,'' occupied by him as a resi- i0 ence when he commences to build is new residence. The price paid a' -as SIOO. la The S. F., F. X P. Ky. Co. will D' all tickets, to parties desiring to '' ttend the Q. R. (. ball, to be held !" t The Needles on the evening of iDJ;N 'ebruary Huh. lS9i at the very u ow rate of SSO1. Tickets on sale D, february 18th, 1891 F. A. Healv, PI passenger agent.
 While a bicycler was spinning m long the streets of Phenix at a te reak neck pace his machine be- Dc anne uncoupled and spilled the oI ycler on the street, breaking his lh T rm and otherwise injuring him from hi 'hlch he was unconscious for an VT our or so, LII News reached the city this morn U" lg of a disastrous fire at Holbrook n the Atlantic & Pacific. but the I eports received are meagre. About lea D. m. it is learned a fire broke out st, s;., ! a saloon, and at last accounts had is' ot been gotten under control, sev- ca, ca, raj adjoining houses going up in Ga noke. -Albuquerque Citizen. tsn Charles A. Meade, representing ;ahis le Newport Wharf and Lumber loi ompany, of Newport, California, j5I1 55 hO has been in Prescott for a few Ser avs, left this morning. He was r,, lvorably impressed with the place, ld signified his intention of re- lrning. Mir Meade Is an old friend General Passenger Agent F. A. co ealy, of the $. F., F. X P. railroad. tbt \ Chinese peddler and his locoed orse had a misunderstanding to- Fl BY at noon, and after much per cor lasion and several lashes on the ick, the animal struck out at tH rely gait, overturning the wagon cor ld dragging this disciple of c lry to IT several yards The injured Mon me Dl was carried into a Chinese wash lo' Duse on Willis street, badly bruis- and somewhat cut up. His only plantation was "A horse on me, lrdner.' hi,