Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-23
THE CITY AND COUNTY.
EeESy Items From Our OTl Town aDd
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, Jan. 16.

WEDNESDAYS Daily, Jan. 16.
 There is no danger of a mill famine in Prescott nowadays.
 There is not enough left of the P & 4. C., to levy on, said an arriva last night from Chino Valley. It ii completely out of sight in man! places.
 We have passed by the era O "prospects" m weather, and are nov experiencing some of the sterr reality, of the same.
 The steam laundry wagon wa. very nearly swept away while cross ing Granite creek last evening. II was thoroughly and cheaply washed however.
 There was trouble in town yes terday of a domestic character, iu which China war fare was indulged in. No bones broken, but several plates disfgured.
 A hobo known as the of wheeler was added to the chain gang last evening. He is & very necessary adjunct to the hobo team of the city.
 A deed from K. Barrett and Tom Brown to Reese NJ. Ling for mines in Castle creek district has been district has been filed for record, The price given Is 5000.
 The legal firm of Van Derwerker and Ross was dissolved today by mutual consent. Judge Van Derss werker is now associated ex-Gover- nor Tritle, ia the practice of the legal profession.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 James Shirley and Reese NJ. Ling left on thls mornings train for Chicago.
 Tom Brown. of the Winsor, who has been very sick, IS conyalescing, and able tO sit mp.
 Mickey Stewart ha gone from Flagstaff to Los Angeles for the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Culver leave on tO-lmOrrow's south bound train for Phenix, where they expect tO re- main for the winter.
 THURSDAYS Daily, Jan. 17.
 The hop oF the CpmmercIal Club IS post ponei until q week from to- mOrr1w
 Locals items are scarca Tee storm has swallowed up everything in the news liae.
 Tho storm let up for a short time to-dsy. Moon prophets say it is over. Qusn sabe!
 Our lawyers who intended to go south ia attcadance on court. are in nolle pToseqai state so to speak.
 The wood pile at tho post is re- ported short about 301 cords of wood. It has gone to Salt River.
 Ed Gregory, our handsome ex- pressman, has his full force out to- day moving the afflicted. "Its an iil wind" &c.
 The chain gang did soms excel lent work to-day, saui-bagging Granite creek. This is better thau working ou individuals. Charley Clark reports the Last Chance mine to be further caving, and that the storm struck 1t with the same velocity as it has every thing else.
 The Chjnamen on the Hoover place soath of town lost a good ,ieal of property yesterday, ard one mougol is said 10 have narrowly escaped with his life while endeavor- ing to save some pigs.
 Ail applicants for legislative posi- tions stranded in Prescott arc having 8 scow nude aad will take the Gra- nitc crock route to the south. They have christened their boat The Sanp."
 Chief of Pulice Burton arrested last night inan named Davis from Lynx Creek for stealing an over coat. Under the climatic conditions at present prevailing this would seem to bs justifable business.
 D. C. Thorne, the Santa Maria mining Aaa, feels somewhat alarmed over ths safety of the many build he has erected near that stream. The Santa Maria drains mauy huu- dreds of miles of country and during a raia like ws are at present having, is very mean body of wate.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Miss Eya Shurtlelf IS recovering | from q severe attack of rheumatism
 Lincoln Fowler, a prominent Phenecian, cUme in from the south last evening.
 Conductor McGra;h and Fireman Mackay are in town having their wounds dressed.
 M. Roseaburg, of Phenix. was amoug the arrivals on last night s train from the South.
 Price Behan came up from Skull yesterday, makiug connection with tha train by walking a considerable r distance.
 Mr. Brick i7redrricas left lasi Tuesday far Q ,juck hunt down in Chino vai.cy. H. gii! probably gel ''the duck but not the one hC wanted.
 FRIDAYS Daily. Jan. IS.