Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
LoCALN0TEs.

LOCAL NOTES FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Mum is the word.
 N. c. Shsckie.' residence is nearing eomplct,Cn.
 Major O,ey, of Jerome, cane m to town ,ss, n,sht to receive medical trss'eens Ter speli of sickness.
 NJ. Eel and wife, of Ale1.Ddrs. ere stepping ct ibs Willisns Houss oo their ~ay to California.
 Ex.sherid Henkle vss prospecting Tue COO n few days since.
 Fred Games, of Kirkland v.l'ey, is is
 William WIlkersor is able to attend to business again.
 $. Graves, an old time Aris'osn. rs turned from the East recently
 John Kirwasseo i. in town from his Verde ranch.
 CT. Clark, superintendent of 'he S'. Lpus- YAvapsi mining company, ID Prescott, on business.
 Captain Gerald Russell returned rom the Verde last night.
 Miss Olhe Dickson, . vivscioas young lady of Skull Valley, is visiting rela''ses in Prescott.
 Rober, Connell presented the Grays with set of ,xing gloves last night.
 Over one hundred signatures h ve been obtained to the Anti Chinese League.
 Ed.h Cook hss beru appointed Deputy County Recorder, by Recorder wilkefson. The recent warm ~es'i,i !. bringing . large volume of melted 'no~ down Grani'e Creek.
 C.ptsln Russell hes carpenters at soik Building house CD his Oak Greek ranch.
 Tbs Riverside, California, Prcss and Hor ticul,urisr, gives our townsmsr, John Ait ken, nice complimentary notice
 Nr. ard Mrs. q. B. Crouch ~iii give . lance s, their residence in skull Valley, oo Tuesday evening (D,xD March 3oh.
 The Prescott Gray. meet for drill thn evening a, their srnory. All memb.rs of ,he company arc requested to atteLd.
 Governor 2 nick says he ''wsn's to be near at h.nd' wien Geronimo surreod,r., aud thst is tue resson why be F io'tering around Tombstone.
 Two Irai.ns are running two srsstras by water poser near the old Brown ud.i sife, in gulch Iunnlng inte Cro' Cah n. They are said to be ..oipg fairly well wi;h their enterprise.
 Southern papefs report The surrender of Geron,mp 10 Lieut.. Maus, and ttst the latter. with h!s entire eommaod, n sur- rounded oy Mexican troops. The report however lacks confirm stion.
 c. Meyer refused to address sn anti Chinese mee iog as Tomostour, on the ground that the question wAs merely . local ooe. C. M. will not speak on any subject which bss not nstionsl sigoid- canoe.
 Civil service reformers hold tha; continu- ance in office depends on iiscss But what. ever ch, nges take place m the scministrA- tion, S. Jacobs Oil retains i,s held on ,he people, because iu every c,se it COD. quers pain.
 Col. H. \. Biselow and J. \, Park came ,n from Ro.-' Gsmp lsss evening and report considerable difficulty in getting down Maple Gulcb with m animal. In seversl . placs. they found the snow from thsee to four fee, deep. The Colonel ssys the snow is melting pretty fast st prssenf, but it will be a month yet before teams wiil able to cross the divide without shoveling snow.
 Green peas five cen "a pound. new cab- bage five .enis q head, new potatoes, spi- mach, Asparsgus, greene, young and tender radishes, onions. beets, csuiifl,~er. tu'nir aud lettuce, strawberries ard cream, spring chickens, fat and leoder beef, and lovely young ns!iens are some of the March lnxuries o,tai, sble in Yuma. Among the epbs,sB;,a,s that are to be had are old hers tor pc'-pie. climate, assessment bIsnks. credit, health. political chsf, sand, whisky. turnkey srd other staiinns on the h'il. Everybody i. invited to participate. Yuma Sentinel.