Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
From Saturdays Daily.

imum 33.
 Unless the weather clerk Is run ming a big bluff, he has another storm on tap for this section.
 An old fashioned spark arresteI has been placed on engine number . of the :. F., r. X r. railroad as an experiment.
 Last night was about the third or fourth night since November last that the mercury did not drop be- low freezing point.
 \ deed has been filed for record from s. Hubbard, Jr., to the Queen mining company for the Golden Rule mining claim.
 Regular monthly meeting of the ! Hook x Ladder Company this even ing. All members are requested to ! be present as business of import auce wall be transacted. By order of Joseph Tiernan, Foreman. One of our Phenix exchanges pub fishes. as a news item, the promo tion of F. 4. Healy to the position of auditor of a southern railway. The eyeat took place in December last and was duly chronicled Tn the JoURNAL-MINER at the time.
 The Western Union Telegraph Company have commencec the re- pair of their lines between Peach Springs and ash Fork. The entire line west from Ash Fork to Mohave California, will be put Tn frst-class condition during the year.-Coco- niuo Sun.
 John McKinnon whose arrival from Mexico was noted m yester days paper expresses himself as well pleased with that country. He and his brothers have D,OOO codee trees which they expect to com mence bearing next year and have about five times that number ready to transplant.
 The best of home talent has been secured for the St. Patrick's enter tainment. Hon. R. E. Morrison will address the audience and from the rapid sale of tickets, the dance will be a social success. Tickets for en- tertaiument and dance only Sl. For sale at usual places.
 The suit of Joseph l. Roberts against the A. &. P. railroad is set for hearing in the district court at Flagstaff next Wednesday. The plaintiff seeks to recover 5000 for being ejected from train near Chaleudar during the strike Tn 1894
 The real estate belonging 70 the estate of the late T. Otto, consist ing of one fourth interest in the Perry mine and lot l, block (, and improvements thereon, on North Granite street. was sold to-day by order of the probate court. w. w. Ross was the purchaser the price paId being $500.
 Robert W. Bell. of Flagstaff, died in El Paso last Tuesday morning of consumption. Deceased was a very genial and popular young man and during his residence of about dozen years here made many warm frierds. He contracted the disease about two years ago from nursing the late W. G. Stewart. He was 29 years old and a native of Ohio.
 The old reliable firm of NJ. Gold water X Bros. have a new advertise ment iu this issue. This firm IS one of the oldest, as we'll as the best known, in the territory. Their motto IS The Best Always and they never attempt to sell third class goods. al first class prices, but take a pride Tn carrying a good line of merchandise and of selling the same at reasonable and legitimate profits. head their announcement today.
 To-mUrrow's shoot of the Prescott gun club promises to be quite an exciting one, if the weather IS favor able. Hill and Frantz, both of whom arc employees of Sam Hills tn shop, were out duck hunting to- gether recently and scored tie, each shooting one duck out of sey- eT2l UOCkS snOt dt. ueN pIOppSe to settle the championship between themselves tomorrow and are also after the high score for the day. Hill has his peg set at the Is notch, and Frantz proposes to beat Hills score, whatever it may be.
 G. A. Bray returned this morning from his trip to Los Angeles.
 W. s. Morse returned from the City cf Mexico this morning.
 Frank Reno went out to the Has sayampa to-day on mining business.
 Lieut.. Philips and his bride came in this morning from Los Angeles.
 Benjamin Robinson left for his kome in Kirkland valley this morn ing.
 P. J. Cole, ex-territorial treasurer, passed through on the south bound train this moraing.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard, superinten- dent of missions of the NJ. E. church, came in on this mornings train.