Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-17

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 William Shook, Ben Rybon and
 R. NJ. Rodgers have been appointed
 deputy assessors.
 Don't fail 10 attend St. Patriek's
 ball this evening A good time is
 assured to all.
 The Cabinet saloon will receive bulletins by rounds of the big fight tomorrow,
 March weather today, being a mixture of snow, rain, sunshine aud shadow.
 Mr and Mrs. Geo. Nj. Sargent ca ter,ained a number ot their friends lest evening at their west Prescott nsidence
 Yuma has sent quite lobby to Phenix to look after its peniteniisrY interests, among the number being Miko Nugent. J. W. DoFrlngtou aud Sam Purdy,
 Parties ia from the Walaut Grove section, report from two to four and half feet of snoW on the Copper Basin divide and down the north side of the mountain.
 The political study club held it's regular semi mi-monthly meeting yes. day afternoon at tho residence of it's president, Mrs. T. W. Ous. The programme was unusually interest ing and instructive.
 The Phenix Herald publishes telegram from Washington, saying that Dr. Ford is being prominently mentioned as s compromise candi- date for governor.
 The firm of Cook & Bell. jewellers, has been dissolved, Geo. H. Cook purchasing his partners interest in the store, Mir. Cook is a progressive and enterpFising business man, and Is popular with all classes of people. He expects Co give his personal al tentiou to the business.
 A telegram from San Diego. Cali fornis, reports President Ripley, of the Santa Fe road, as saying that W. $. NeYin, now the Santa Fe pur- chasing agent, will succeed the late K. Fl. Wade, as general manager of the Southern California division.
 The Gazette says that Ming's vote Tor penitentiaTy removal was se- cured by promises of votes for Chir- ;cahua county. When informed that the governor would veto his l Cbiricahua county bill if passed, he returned ;o his original position m opposition to prison removal.
 The law regarding newspapers says 1T person orders his paper dis continued. he must pay all arrear- ages, or the publishers may con tIuue to seni 1t until payment is made, and collect the whole amount whether the paper i1 taken from the office or not.
 The purchaser of L. E. Gregory's l express and transfer business was l erroneously reported yesterday as being Mir. Clark. The gentleman who purchased the business Is NJ. A. | Gray, formerly of Los Angeles, who with his wife has been living in Pres colt for several weeks. MT. Gray l took charge of the business this morning.
 Mir. Goodloe, in charge of the 1 cyanide plant at Congress, IS also | weather observer at that point. His l report shows the rainfall for the 1 past four months as follows: No Yem Der, l.23 inches; December. f.04 1 inches; January. 666; February, ,64 | of aa inch. Total for the four months, 957 inches. Minimum tenn perature during the same period, 3l | degrees above zero.
 c. H. Akers left today for Wash l inC, and in leaving at this stage. of the political game says he intends to personally present his claims to the powers that be in behalf of his for secretary of Arizona. and also to support his friends who are also m tho race for political favorS. As the train pulled out he said be expected the enemy to re- sort to mud singing during his sb- senee g, as usual, iu lieu of gentle many aud dignitied principles. He was loaded down with endorsements aud left with buoyant disposition.