Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-22
se,TDYs WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER.

WEDNESDAY -. AUGUST 22, lSS'
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 LOCAL NOTES
 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Read Col Eggers' card.
 Sjy. Simon, the we'll known drummer is in town.
 Johnny Bourke, d typo Of this office is quite sick.
 There was another fine growth. shower last night.
 Fine, juicy watermelons just re ceived { Aitken's.
 Good rains are reported in William son valley, and crops looking well.
 Charles Bidinger, the barber, hal taken d position in w. E. Landgrebe's shop.
 Phenix papers state that Miss Ben sons death was caused from dissipa- i.on and heat.
 Col. John 5. Mason, formerly com nander at Whipple Barracks, will be retired next Tuesday.
 The promenade concert and ball, for the benefit ot the Prescott orchestra, will be given September 1th.
 The Nogales Herald says that the weather is go hot in Guaymas one can take a dlink of ice water and spit steam.
 sroa the amount of kicking being done m ,he democratic party, 1t seems there are great many would Ike to ie bCsses" m 1t.
 lion ". 4. Rowe IS m town on Il ,rospccting tour. He IS prospecting ior ,i,.,.gaie- io the democratic county convention.
 f is w'ih re .ret that We ire called 10 annouiec the death of the infant son oi Mir and Mr. O. r.. Walker, of WIl- liamson valley.
 ol. M J. Egan and awrence Rus sell. of Clifton, came in on vest erday's irain. Co appear before the board oi cqualizat ation, in reference to the assess nent of the Arizona and N. NJ Rall- road, leaving this afternoon for Santa Monica, California.
 Mrs Chester Thomas received a tcl. gram this morning announcing the death of Chester Thomas, Jr., Wednes- day afternoon, August 10th, at 70 o'clock, at Topeka, Kansas. Ills faihei, It will be remembered, leit here Thursday. August 9th, ant was with his son when his death occurred. De ceased was one of the prominent clti- zens of Topeka, having filled the ofhce of county treasurer of the county TOT two terms, and having served as sher- in' of the county for number Of terms FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.
 Rev. r. ]. Sturteva@t left for Phenix { o-,iay.
 A blank was drawn at the Recorders office to-day.
 Work has commenced on the U. IN. hose house, Wet Prescott.
 Thoma- King Is in from his verde ranch, purchasing supplies.
 James lew sburv's he lth IS improv-. lar since coming to Prescott.
 Lieut. Rsmsey's target score at Fort Wingat we- ihc sixth highest.
 Tine board of equalization wiil proba-
 
 l,iy be in session until .he 23th instant Mir and Mir. r. G. Brecht returned to-day from a weeks vi-it to Skuli valley. | General Miles iisarms tha Indians he will be duing good service to th's territory. McG. clinches the Henry Clay pro -ctive doctrine to-day. Read hs com T .nit,'i'n. \ nunhcr enc .lacksm tn can obtain by applying {" r. H. W,ther,u. Withe rcllyilie. u.T. Andr wa has $l,0-0 to bet on clrve.an, election. H., W u ind n" i,6calty in plac z 1t between now anu November Representation to the territorial re- an-I,au convention k the same as at l hc convention in April to nominate lclcsait~ to the national convention. Geo. E Brown came m yesterday rom his Agua fria ranch, bringing a ne .inr specimens of peaches with lin from trees which were only planted | ,ut tv years ago last October. Many | il them are nine inches m circumfer- nee. and hc plucked 20 lbs. from each rec th> year. The E piist church was well filled ast evening the lecture of Rev ;nrlcvant. The lecturer treated in" empcrancr ques ion solely from the party political sta dpoint, lis remarks were listened to atten- iyclv h. his audience MT B d Mrs. :. ". French and Mrs. G. n Kendall urnishcd appropriate vocal music Tor he occasion.