Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-08
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

| FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
No mail from the north yesterday.
Read the notice OF 200 heifers for sale
Joseph Burchard. of Tonic Basin, i.
in town.
Royal Arch Chapter F. & A. NJ. meet:
this evening.
JR. Walker viii leave for California
on a visit tomorrow.
A. A. Moore has gone to Caliiornia
on ten days visit.
The loss by the recent fire in PheniI
is estimated at $1,000.
The Prescott Rifles will meet for drill
next Tuesday evening.
Palmer & Sloan's stage brought In
three passengers to-day from Chino.
Two teams are engaged hauling bridge
timbers to Granite creek below town.
The sixth ten mile section of the rail-
road viii be completed early next week.
Sam Hill has been fixing up steam
pump at Chino valley for the railroad
company.
J. w. Colgan and his force Of graders
are at work making big cut just this
side OF Cooks ranch.
Thomas Wing, ex-register Of the land
Office, was out 10 the ranch Of his son
yesterday planting trees.
Quite number OF Yavapai county
people are investing in ranches along
the ella aud Salt rivers.
Mr.. McGinnis, Of Skull Valley, was in
town to-day and paid his respects 10 the
JouRxAL-MINER Office.
J. ]. Gum, of the Palace saloon,
placed an elegant new sign out in front
OF his place Of business to-day.
~Vindex" has tackled 1.-The Tobacco
Remedy" He writes OF science, politics
or tobacco with equal fiuency.
+. II. Cavanaugh, of Prescott, and
Miss Jennie Mason, OF Whipple, were
married Thursday evening, Dec. ID.
Major A. S. Kimball, chief quarter
master OF this department, returned to-
day from his visit TO his family in the
east.
Preaching by the pastor at the Bap-
fist church tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock. Sabbath school meets at 2
pm.
California, Oregon and Michigan APP
pies Just received and for sale by the
barrel, bushel or pound at Athens CT
gar store.
The Tucson Star says: What Tucson
is most in need OF is pushing, energetic,
men, such as believe in the
future OF not only Arizona, but Tucson.
Lieutenant Maxon, quartermaster
10Th cavalry, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Flagstaff to inspect horses there
with view to purchasing for the caval-
~ service.
Miners throughout this section who
have not yet sent in samples OF ore from
their mine for exhibition in the public
cabinet should not delay in doing so.
that our mineral resources may be well
With the completion OF
the railroad il is reasonable 10 expect a
arge number OF visitors and this ex-
nibit will prove benefit to all mine
owners.
The Daily Tombstone says: AT a
game OF base ball played recently at Fort
Grant for the championship OF Arizona,
and $500 side, between a nine from
he 4th cavalry, stationed at Fort Hua-
,huca, and one from the 10th cavalry,
stationed at Fort Grant, the game r.
suited in victory for the Huachuca
BOYS BY a score of q to H. The score
made does not speak very well for the
champions.
Col. J. G. Crowley, of the Prescott &
Arizona Central railway, arrived in town |
asst Saturday morning. Mr.. Crowley |
las been east as far as St. Louis looking
lfter rails and other material neces- |
AIRY for the completion OF the road.
Fourteen car loads OF rails went out over |
he Atlantic & Pacific Saturday even
ng, twenty-five Sunday evening, and
il last evening. The colonel informs |
Is that this last shipment will be SUI
icient to complete the road to Prescott.
General Manager T. S. Bullock has been
in his exertions TO bring
bout the desired result and Will have
he road open from Prescott Junction to
Prescott on the first day OF January,
Ss7. Success to our sister territory
Journal.