Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Epa,, c.oAY'S c DAILY.

S7 Tim returned today from h - visit to Ciornla
 Frank ppur. of Cherry creek. W.
 on the stts to-day.
 Fred lines came up from his Kirl
 land vay ranch yesterday.
 Tho .ull valley road beyond Ire ". 4s said to be in excellent cond Ia, tlon.
 Jo, Blackburn is reported to b at d,npously i'll and not expected t
 live
 ,r M. Dulin, of the Montezuma salOol
 wilhGrtly open an eating house i , th,p'ace
 .ymaster Glenn paid the troops u
 Wipple yesterday, and left for Cam
 yie today.
 Kelly & 5 ephens have lot Of seed
 pm D. NJ. Ferry & Co, whose adve,
 sement appears in this paper. Apache county supervisors refuse t.
 bay any portion of tine warrants raise, rv t'ia clerk of the board of supervisors
 Inc ." .,n heluty" is the name of new cisa., jus. :.ceived hy G. w Ford the quality of winch is of superlo character
 Clark & Bell have sold to the Arizona Wood Company, for S7OO, the skatin2 rink and dance hall located in Flag staff, the deed tor which has been filed for record.
 A. G. Heyl and wife will leave Whip pie to-morrow, the former to take DC sition as hospital steward at Las Cru ceS, New Mexico, and the latter to vis;, San Francisco.
 In view of the fact that small pox # spreading in California, and is already epidemic In many towns, people should vaccinate to prevent its obtaining foot hold in Arizona.
 Mayor Thomas, Of Tombstone, ofer- q reward of $l00 for tn arrest and con. viction of any person caught burglar izing or unlawiully entering any public or private property.
 Our morning contemporary showed Us appreciation of tine JoCRNAL-MI- NER's enterprise, in paying Mir. Mitchell to compile ! statement of county ex- penses for it, by copying the article Do lily. without credit
 l. II Meade returned, to-day, from hl5 trip through the southwestern part of tine county, introducing Whites Phys logical Manikin- into the pu nlic schools He reports good success on his trip.
 Rev. II. W Houlding, the new pastor of the First Congrcg ttional church, of this city, was passenger on this after noon's train. He will take charge oi the church immediately, holding serv- ices tp-inorrow, morning anu evening.
 Gan man live with his neck bro- ken" Is the suggestive interrog atlve head ing of T. w Otis advertisement in this paper. The reader Is requt sted to pe- ruse the entire advertisement. and then answer the c0nnundrum to suit himself.
 The JOURNAL-MINER man Was the recipient, to-day, of an elegant pair of boots from the boss shoemaker of the Charles Crocker For neat ness of lit and elegance of workmanship, Mr. Crocker Is an artist in his line who cannot be beaten, while his prices are reasonable.
 James s. Callen left this morning for the mining camp of hls father. He says he intends to remain in this section couple of weeks MT. Callen is one of the brightest men of his age in the state of Kansas, and there are number Of pld Kansans here who would like to hear him deliver an add,ess before leaving
 Gov Geo D. Nagle returned to-day rom his visit to Flagstaff On repair ng to his hotel, the Bellevue, he was 'he recipient of a very handsome souv- mir, from one of the most beautiful adics in this county During his stay in Prescott, Governor Nayle las beco ne a great favorite with the air sex.
 The complime ntary party, given by he Dudes hose company, last evening, o their honorary member, Mrs G A. Bray, was a very pleasant social event, md the members of the company have | 'eason tO congratulate themselves on ts success. The music was hy Profes- l ors Thomas and Merz; the selections | We're good. and the execution of course | Deriect. At midnight q lunch was erved hy the Bellevue hotel people. which did them credit While the com 'any Was congenial and in good spirits, l esTetS Were expressed at the absence of l 'nc o! the former members of the com | 'any, who would not only have enjoyed l he occasion himself. but would have | jdei to the enjoyment of it-Gorham | Bray
 a Pleasant Soclai Gathering. ,pi Hr. Dr,,, |