Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-27
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Col. A. W. Smith is in from his Eu reka mine.
 Moist looking clouds have been gath
 ering today.
 Fresh fgs, first of the season. receiv ed at Aitken's today.
 Election for school trustee will tak' place one week from to-day.
 Peter Verdier, the Walnut Grow merchant, is in town laying in supplies
 U.Z. Curtis, of FlAgsta6, wAs marriet | recently to Mis Ellen Roberts, in Phe nix.
 Frank Wiham hes gone into the ic' cream business and solicits share o patronage.
 The Fourth of July decorations thi' year will eclipse all former efforts ir this line in Prescott. The grand jury all attend the meet ings of the holiness band, with appa rently good effect on them. Rev. J. c. EbeEha1t will leave fol southern California next week, where he will deliver three lectures. The telegraph operator of the Pres colt & Arizona Central railroad, at Prescott Junction, was sick yesterday
 Jeff and Tom shipp arc visiting Prescott, and will be here to partici. pate in the celebration of Independence day.
 Wm. Dulin, of tho Aontezuma saloon, has placed this office under ob' ligations for . box of choice Havana cigars.
 The St. Johns Herald says Sheriff Owens started out on "ten days trip but did not know when he left how long he would be gone."
 w. Dougherty has purchased the Rush property in West Prescott, al present occupied by N. o. Murphy and family; price, a, 800. James McCrum and John Duke have volunteered to furnish steers for the rope-tying of the COW boy tournament on the Fourth of July. The race for the nomination of sher- iff. on the democratic ticket. is narrow ing down to two candidates-W. A Rowe and J. R. Walker. The JOURNAL-MInRR's special cores pondent is all right, and perfectly ir order. It is the internal telegraph ser vice which is out of joint. John Smith has purchased the lot north of the county hospital, on Corte, street, and will erect . barn on the rear of it, fronting the alley. Parties desiring to compete in the bronco riding, on the Fourth, are re' quested to bring their own broncos, as the committee have been unable to pro cure them.
 F.G. Parker, yesterday, purchased g lot of T. Otto, on Gurley street, just west of Kelly & Stephens store, and will put his carpenter shop there again price, $45O.
 Wm. Dulin, of the Montesuma saloon is sole agent for the "solis" cigarr, man ufactured by white labor at Denver A sample lot of them sent to this office assays way up in quality. Under the caption of "Ill Considered Legislation" the Silver Belt devotes about half column to an editorial on the bill, for the relief of J. H. Marion passed by the House, Nay 18th. Word was received here to-day tha' Dr. G. Martin had escaped from th' Lincoln county, New Mexico, jail witt three other prisoners. His wife intend ed to leave for Lincoln tomorrow t join him, but will now defer her trip.
 It is stated that an effort will b' made to secure the immediate pardon of Jerry Ford, on account of his youth and on account of the fact that the sup port of the entire family is said to de volve upon him.
 Shipments of caaals from this county to California have besn vsEy heavy o late. Shipp Brothers have recent! shipped 800 head; Bacon and Levy d Wollenberg and others have shippet about 1, 400 head, while shipments iron Chino valley have amounted from fv' to eleven car loads per week.
 The closing exercises of the St. Jo seph academy yesterday were very in teresting. The building was crowded with friends and patrons of the school The children acquitted themselves in manner reAecting great credit both ol them and their teachers. The attend ance during the last term hes been yer. large.
 The fire in Holbrook. on Saturday