Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

Dr. Pentland is home again. . d. N Tallman Is in from Jerome.
 Rogers ice crop has all been sold. ! S. J. Cooks assay furnace is d daisy
 Miss Flagg returned on to-day's trail Collections were kind of scaly on Sa
 urday
 Johnny Coyle has taken position q
 Jerome.
 Grant Randall left for Oberlin thi
 afternoon.
 Buy ticket for the concert and bal
 Price 50 cents.
 Harris Baldwin has purchased tn
 Ainsworth cottage.
 Flagstaf's new bank was to hay
 opened its doors to-day.
 J. N. Rodenburg is recovering iron
 the effects of his late accident.
 There are three lines of stages run
 ming to Jerome at present. l J. L. Hall came up on Sunday even
 ing's stage from his Martinez home.
 Miss Clara Coffin, of Flagstaff, is il
 town attending the quarterly examina ] tion.
 Geo. H. Curry sent his brother Frank ! tO Denver, to attend school, this after noon.
 Latest New York metal quotations are: s!ver, 9lf copper, $lS.95; lead, $492t
 i Shull & Austin sent out four passen- : gers, and w w Wall three, to Je- rome this morning. ! l. R. Walker has gone to his Mo ] gollon ranch, to go into training for ;Ie race for Leriff. Clark iS Adams have deeded lots ' 1, and 9, block 10, Prescott, to Lucretia i ". Hughes, for $35O. II. N. CiaypOOl, of the kingman sampling works, came in yesterday for . s short visit to Prescott. Articles of incorporation of the Citi- zens bank of Flagstaff have been filed Tor record.
 Chas Laub has sold lot l5, block 1, Flagstaff, to the Arizona Lumber com pany, for $l 300.
 The tax rate of Yavapai county Is } per cent, Mohave 63, Cochise 8, Pima 2.73, Apache 3.
 The attention of miners is directed to the advertisement in this issue, of contract to let "
 Smoke Cherrytree Ford's Beauty" and Queen" cigars. Have in stock the famous ''Upman" cigars.
 Heavy rains in the mountains south of Prescott, Sunday evening, caused a freshet in Granite creek las, night.
 judge Wright, K. NJ. Sanford and other left for Kingman yester- day, to a,ts.s coort, rhich opens to- cay.
 Jud E. J Coakley, one oi the Pi5- ueers oi isgstat, has zone to the Lone Star State, Texas, where he tae . broth CT residing.
 The Apache Review states that al mos. daily parties are passing through the southern part of that county return ing from the direction of TOnto basin.
 4 deed from Lucretia w. Hughes to F k Ainsworth, for fractional parts Of lots 20 and 22, block l9, city of Pres cot., has hceu filed for record, the con -ideration being $50.
 The MohAve Miner announces that ". B. Riddle, general frieght and pas ,cnger agent of the Atlantic X Pa ciic roai Was on the 1st instant to be aronoted to A responsible position on t1e santa fc road.
 The "iree whisky plank" of the re- Pu lican platform has been lost. We are inclined to the opinion that 1t can be found at democratic headquarters across inc alley from the JOURNAL MINER office.
 Needles. California, has paper The editor k Dr ]. r. Booth. The name IS Our Razo"," and it is blown in the interest oi tile village beside the Colo ra60. We welcome the BazoO to our exchange list The first issue IS quite interesting.
 Tine Prescott orchestra are busy re- hcarsing for the promenade concert To he given next Friday evening, and promise to render some veiy fine music. i A!miSsion tu the concert will he hity cents. and an extra charge will be made Tor those who desire te remain for the dance
 Parties having occasion to visit 3e- rome, either ny stage or private convey .ncc. will find excellent sccommOda- ton, and tiTst-class meals at Sanders station. john H. Boyd has taken a lease on inc place, and will spare no pains tn administer to the comforts of the trageling public.
 The mal rider from Alma brought q report to Springerville to the effect that the thoroughbred stallion stolen by Me l Neil from the w. S. ranch had been iound dead on the trail between Alma l and Ton,o Basin. Nothing was heard I If McNeil, however, who probably sue ceeded in reaching that haven of refuge l for such characters-Tonto Basin-l X paChe Review.
 Tie following IS the list of applicants for teachers certificates who are trying | to solve Fir. Strauss prize puzzles to- day. Mabel Allen, Alice Postle, May | Cutler, Cora Weaver, Lilly Banta, Imo- zine Gould, Viola Reeves, Flora Wealth erford, Clara Coffin, Laura NJ. Patrick, \. r. Joscelyn, Nj. H. Gould, D. $. Briggs, Edgar F. Baker and Jehn F. toskett.
 A Pleasant valley correspondent to the Glo be silver Belt says that since the recent outrages every ranch has been deserted, and the people are campcd together for mutual protection, between Perkins store and Mrs. Roses ranch. no man feeling safe Tn the prose- crtion of his own business, as it evi- dently Is not the intention of the bush w hackers to confine their murderOus assaults to the Tewksbury party, for the simple reason that there is only one man of that party in the valley, nor has any other been there for about two months
 John Woody, who shot Henry Tack cit at Jerome last week, had 2 preliEli- nary examination before Justice Good. | win, who bound him over in the sum of | B 900 to appear before the grand jury. | In default of bail he has been placed i'll iail but expects 10 be able to furnish | bonds soon At last accounts Tackstt | was still alive and some hopes enter tained of his recovery, although the |