Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
 FRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 b. W. Dilda employs . large portion ( his time, ct present, reading.
 LIE. Brown vest out to-day 10 work .
 she Lyn1 Greek placer oinss.
 An old folks' concert under the dirsc,io, of Profess V rhonss would be we'll patroc- i1sd.
 Hon. A. c. Baker, of Phenix, has oee, appointed . member of the Normal Scboo Board.
 The normal school, at Teape, hes good prospect of opening with about thirty papib.
 Rssd the programme in to.dsys ,ssue ol the sparring match Co cone of on the 5.h of February.
 worknsa ars engaged in repairing the county buildlpg formerly occupied by the JoURxAL.NINER.
 1sricopa county b .sds the list of prison ss furnished she territorial prison lass quarter with F prisoners.
 Hon. W. H. Robbins is in town from AiexaDdrs, and reports lots of snow in the Wo7ntAins south of Prescott.
 Prof. J. \. Church has been appointed . member of the '. $ Mint Comm ssion to meet in Phiiadelphis, February le:h.
 The iessees of the Lynx Greek plscers have seven men at work, snd keep two streams playing os tue bank for l9 houu . day.
 Prof H. B. Farm-i snd wif. will leave in ths morning for rempr, where the for mef gees to take charge of the Norma; school.
 Prof. John A. Church and family left for New York yesterday, where they will rs - main for several 1ooths and probably per oaaeatly.
 Dr. F. K. Ainsvorth, e . member of the territorial council, has noninated David C.spo. of Skull Valley, to attend the Nor 0si school ct Tempe.
 Messrs. Fisher q Bashfords cattle, which have beeo snov bound at La Jansa for . oumbsr of weeks have started on their vsy Go the Ksnsss City Market.
 The opinlcn sesms to prevail generally that the public schools should be kept open. Ot course all who think that way will vote Cor the spse,al tax next Tuesday.
 The school trustees have decided to dn- pense with the servces of . principal for Che puolic schools in case . tax is voted to continue them. The amount r9uired will bs only i,S00. Peop'e of the Salt River vslley have de- l cided to submit to the inevitable, e the | Gazette ssys: "rhe Sal, River Valley can forego tbe advantages of rHilroad communi. I cation just at present." According to the prison comu issioa's re- Poss, Asricops county furnished 12 prison sts @ the territorial prison the last quarter of isss; Coehise county. 9; Pima County. 3; Graham, 5; Ysvspai, (; Pinai, s. | At twenty minutes past five o'clock We'd oesday afternoon the JouRHAL-MuER re- ceived the telegram, giving an account of Captain Cravford's light with the hcs;iIes sn Mexico and his subsequent death, and as S:45 it had the pews ou the strtets in the shape of . small extra. The news were seessly read, and but one continent ex- pressed, that of sorrow for the death of bssss o0ces.
 Tue Gazette still keeps up . running fire of aasertions about republican of6cials steal Ing theoselvss rich of the territory, while in o6 ce We have ssked the Gazette re- Sssisdly for the names Of the officials, and . list of their stealing, but it is mum = an oysssr on that subjscs. Morris Goldwater and his sister. Miss Annie Goldwster. vill leave for San Fran cisco on Tussd y next. Aiss Gcldwster | eess 10 remain uhsre, and vill be greatly missed by Prescott society people. as dur- ing her soiourn of nearly year in our soup, with hee father and brothers, che has become quite favcrite in sseiety. Eugene Barnett, of the PlaaA Livery Sta bles, while engaged in hauling brick, yes- terday, wss thrown froO the high spring ssst of the wagon. while crossing Grani'e Creek. above tom, and was senously in jured. Re sus,a,ned . wound to his scalp some six or eight inches in length. He is under the care of Dr. Ainsworth, ard j. getting slone as well e he can e1. eet. FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Recorder wm. Wilkerson is able to walk walk aroaaj li.tle, but hes not yet ves- eursd O the sireses.
 The west bouad uaiu failed to connect last night, as there wss so mail arrived from east of Ash Fork
 Apeii,Ion is being circuiat-d in Tucson and Tombstone, praying the appoint iment of Nr. John P. Cum &, Indian Agent at San Carlos.
 The Ster.ing people have arranged icr the immediate transportation of ore from their mine, and expec, 10 start up their mil about Monday again.
 James Fisher was bound over in the cum of tl COG 10 answer the charge of passing <><,uoS&rSsif vnonar E.,lir, ,o ,,.~pys