Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Lieut.. Horne left to-day, to join hi: regiment.
 o. F Place left for the east this af ternoon.
 The Whippls auction was we'll attend e. to-day.
 Murray McInnernay left for the Verde valley this afternoon.
 Wm. Cooper and John Roberts left for home this afternoon.
 Charles A Girdler came in from tn Etta mine, on Saturday evening.
 The Chautauquan club has changed its day of meeting to Saturday again.
 Isaac T. Stoddard, of the Gro Bella company arrived in Prescott yesterday
 Miss Mimi Martin is stopping at the residence of MT. and Mrs. W. c. Bash ford
 Miss May Martin, sister of Duncan NJ and Miss Mimi Martin, left yester- day, to teach school in Skull valley The Flagstaff Democrat, which faild to reach this office for three or four weeks, is at hand again, enlarged, having absorbed its contemporary, the Signal Miss Ella Flagg has been engaged to teach school in the Verde valley Miss Flag taught in the Prescott schools last year, and was very successful and well liked by her pupils. Negotiations are said to be pending between James NJ Vandeburg and Roaike & Hammond, of Vulture, for the sale of the formers store and station at Weaver, to the latter gentlemen John Donlan was placed in the county jail on Saturday, charged with horse stealing He is only a boy of sixteen or eighteen, was brought from Flagstaff, and when arrested offered fight to the officers
 J V. Rhoades made friends of all those with whom he became acquainted during his recent visit to Prescott. He is an exceptionally bright and intelli- gent young man, and if elected to serve as legislator will perform his duty honestly and zealously.
 cold Grizzly" and Sam. F. Powell left for their homes to-day. Mr. Callen authorized Us to say, before he left, that all rumors of his disaffection politically were untrue. That whatever work he did would be for the election of the re- publican ticket.
 Col. l.. F. Eggers has been invited by the national republican committee to take the stump in the eastern states for Harrison and Morton. The Colonel is a good spea ker, and may accelt the invitation. Should he decide to do so. he will do some effective work Tor the cause.
 A notice of the promenade concert and ball, given or Friday evening, was unintentionally omitted in Saturday issue, owing to convention matters crowding us for both time and space The entertainment was well attended, and the Prescott orchestra, by their excellent rendering of w.ll selected programme, won many encominms from their audience, and realized neat little sum for their benefit from the proceeds of the entertainment.
 Messrs. Geo. H. Tinker, Ralph Cam sran, Chas. Schultz, J. V. RhOades, and Frank Rogers, comprising the Flag staff and Williams delegation to the republican convention, left for their homes yesterday afternoon. Whie not gaining every point desired by them in the convention, they gained an equivalent to it and went away sat istied, and will work with enthusl- asm for the success of the ticket. more genial and intelligent lot of dele gates is seldom founl in & convention than those representing our northern precincts this year.