Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-10
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TUESDAYS Daily. April g.
 Fiesta next week at Los Angeles
 Bring your job printing to tn, l JoURNAL-MlsER office.
 To-day's noon trda brought in a a lot of delayed eastern mail.
 The JouRSAL- MINER will issue a special six page edition on Satur-
 Mrs. l.. H. Goodrich, of Phenix. is reported seriously i'll with pneu. monia.
 There was no eastern mail last night on account of snow blockades in Kansas and Colorado. Owing to the illness of one of the city couneilmen, no session of the city council was held last evening.
 George Ruifner has sdded a lot of new buggies to his livery stable on the southeast corner of the plaza.
 Cook & Bell have just completed repaPering their jewelry store, and 1t is now one of the finest in the territory.
 James T. Dodson has been ap- pointed as guard at the Yuma peni- tentiary. sud win leave tomorrow for that place.
 The city council held s meeting this afternoon, and accepted the proposition for the lease of the city water works.
 ''If coming events cast their shad- ows before, what--of time there is in store for the Arizona demo eracy," remarks the Pheaix Gazette.
 News comes from Winslow of the of the burning of the A. & F. ma chine shops, round house and six locomotives at that place yesterday.
 Another train load of cattle will pass through Prescott this evening from Phenix. It left Phenix at one o'clock this afternoon. and consists of seven ear loads.
 Mir. De Meres, a famous manufac- turer of ice cream and candies of ali kind arrived here from Phenix yesterday and has rented a building on the east side of the plaza where be will engage in the confectionery business.
 The JouRsAL-MISER job office is prepared to meet all competition on job printing from outside offices, either as to quality of work or prices. When in need of letter heads, envelopes, or any other kind of work, call and get prices.
 Dr. Cotton was called this morn ing to attend an old man named Jackson, who is seriously ill in Skull Valley. ca account of pressing calls in Prescott, he was unable to answer the call, but sent Dr. Miller to attend the patient.
 The suit between D L. Hollister aud George l.. SelsoT for possession Of the Pine Springs ranch and sev- eral hundred head of horses, has been settled by compromise. The terms of the settlement are that Selsor psys Hollister SI,0O0. and each pays his own court costs Mohave Miner.
 Newspapers, as rule," says an exchange, '-are conducted by men who leave their money where they make it. and are always a benefit, never an injury It might have added that ia nine cases out of ten. they put more money in circulation than they receive from the town where they are published.
 As an illustration of tEe export business now being done in this territory, ii may be noted that over POO car loads of cattle have been shipped from this valley over the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phenix Rail road since it's construction, and 800 ear loads more to be shipped next month from the single station of Del Rio, twenty miles north of Pres cott.-Gazette.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Dr. Miller has located his office with Dr. Cotton.
 W. C. Norton returned this morn ing from business trip to Phenix.
 F. L. Wright and Geo. Scammell came ia last evening from their mining camp on Cherry Greek.
 Major c. ". Vaughn accompanied his wife and daughter this morning as far as Ash Fork, on their way to 1 California.
 Henry E. Lantry ard family will | leave tomorrow for Strong City, l Kansas. Mrs. Lantry and the child | ren will remain there, but Mir. Lan. try will return shortly to look after his business in this section.
 Geo. J. Stoneman, son of ex- Governor Stoneman, of California, came in on this mornings train from Phenix, and will leave for Winslow tomorrow, where he ex- poets to engage in the practice of lsw.