Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
FRInAY's DAIIY-

Judge N. F. Cleary left for Den
 yer this morning.
 The mercury dropped to within 9
 degrees of zero last night. J. NJ. More, Uncle Jimmy" is in
 town from Kirkland valley. ] Read P. A. Williams notice of ] property for sale in this issue. Major W. A. Rowe has returned Co
 hs Lynx creek mining camp. l D. NJ Riordan, Mrs. M.J. Riordan
 and Miss Metz left for Flagstaff to-
 day.
 Elisha Veach, of Globe, was found
 dead recently about five miles from
 the above town.
 Wm. Mitchell, the Lower Agua
 Fria stockman, has sold l3O head of
 cattle to Col. Christy, of Phenix.
 J. l.. Fisher went out on this
 mornings train to meet Mrs. W. W.
 koSs, who Is iue to arrive this even ing.
 W. W. Ross is now progressing
 rapidly towards recovery. This will
 6e cheering news to his many
 friends.
 lt will only cost 25 cents to learn all about The Man to Love-" at the NJ. E. Church next Tuesday !
 evening.
 According to the report of the ! Phenlx health officer, there were Is . burial permits granted in Phenix 1 last month.
 Silver k still dropping in price and lt will be no surprise if the pre- diction that 1t drops to 5O cents per ounce Is fulfilled.
 R. W. Christian. who has been employed at the Lynx creek hydrau- llc works for the past two months. left Tor Milwaukee today.
 The Bashford Burmister Company are having incandescent electrIc lights placed in their store. The with them gives their place a fine appearance.
 J. J. Agard, special agent of the Hartford Insurance company k in town making his headquarters with prescott's pioneer insurance agent y. h. Martindell .
 The contract for the care of the < 'ounty's indigeut has been awarded o Mrs. Alice McInernav. The hos 'ital will be located on Alarcon treet in south east Prescott.
 Charles D. Poston, who held an d. under Secretary Rusk. f the Agricultural Department. ~. aS been appointed superintendent 'l f the prison farm at Yuma.
 Sheriff Murphy, of Maricopa m oumty. has brought suit against h. board ol supervisors of that L. ounty to recover Sl9&365 fees. .hlch the board refused to allow.
 Tho present winter has been the " oldest experienced here for at asst twelve years. The cold has re DC been very severe, except one or yo nights, when the mercury br ropped Co zero, but 1t has been a ng continuous cod spell. Ia There has been a general reorgan- as a;ion of the force of the Phenix azette, which Is now as follows n. 'hn Dunbar, managing editor; W. Sp
 smith, business manager; Frank lXter, city editor; James II. Me .intock, foreman. pr Delinquent tax payers,who do not .i .i' mt their names to appear on the u" lnquent list, should rustic up e cash now very soon. as it will Sa only short time before the de of lquent list will be prepared for a printer. To- \ great many people pay to drum ao 'rs a higher price for a poor qual- ' of clothing than they could get ST; 'm Tor in Prescott. In addition on
 paying a good profit for their pthes, they pay the travelling ex- sta nses Of the man who takes their ice der The travelling expenses of a op, 'thlng drummer Is by no means a lall item, either. ] l.. Nagoner, of Walnut Grove. Fa $ ordered a lot of English wal Va ts, almonds and other nut bearing 'es from California for planting : his ranch in the grove Almond vii Lure has been experimented with wa. a slight degree in that section, car d has proven very satisfactory. NIT. and Mrs. P. 4. Williams and the cir daughter, Miss Ida, returned anC m Los Angeles last even last Z. While Mrs. Williams has i'm T )ved in health somewhat, she is Dl [ vet well, and Mir. Williams has i.,o Do eided to sell all his property here isi1 T;, d move to Southern California to N'' ate permanently. A The billiard tournament was in- Alb gurated at the Maricopa Club yves t evening, the first game being oVe ween Ex-Governor N. 0. Murphy B Mir. B. Heyman. It bra S a very close game and was won mal
 Gov. Murphy by eight points. live e game was for two hundred dini nts. The second game will be f yed this evening. .-Phenix Herald. ma, t looks as if all evidence given arri court to-day be true in the con- and t over the west end plaza that nes In that and the city plaza are 4 'n to settlement" Some fine .- rning the city will get up and I' ttn | both Plazas occupied by jump bar
 and II the jumpers don't hold bof m 1t will toe less matter.-Phe- voi, te, Herald. 'o-i
 sioo Reward siOo. Fai le readers of this paper will be pleased to adv a that there is at least dreaded disease 1'l |; science has been able to cure in all it's III es. and that is tatarrh. HalVs Cstarrh Cure l gre;