Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-16
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

| Chief Dodsen Is "under the weather. Y"
 Mrs. Alice Moeller is visiting Phenix.
 To-day was the warmest of the sea- son.
 Sheriff Mulvenon has arrived from
 Phenix.
 Supreme court will meet in Prescott, June 18th.
 District court will meet in Prescott, June 4th.
 The Bellevue hotel has a white cook in its employ.
 Martin Maier has secured saloon site in Copper Basin.
 F. M Murphy took a run out to Prescott Junction to-day.
 J. E. Wagoner is now located in Santa Monica, California.
 The street crossing at Gurley and Granite street needs repairing.
 While business of all kinds is good and improving, local news are scarce.
 Lonesome valley rodeO will com mence at Martin Rust's ranch May 2lst. 1 Martin Maier sent out load of sup plies % his Copper Basin place to-day.
 Governor 1ritle and family, l.. Vol lenburg and family, J. H. Carpenter and Henry Goldwater went to-day on Il picnic to Point of Rocks. ! Joseph Dickson, president. and Judge Hawkins, manager of the Etta Mining and Milling company, went out to Cherry creek to-day. John L. Thomson, superintendent of the United Verde Copper company, came in on last evenings train and will leave for Jerome tomorrow. Isabel NJ. Meader, of Williams, has filed physicians diploma for record. It was issued by the WOmen's Hospital Medical College of Chicago. A deed from the Atlantic & Pacific l railroad to Harry Fulton, for lots 22, g and 24, block 19, Flagstaff, has been filed for record. Price, $75. The dog killing season is near at hand again. June lst, Chief of Police Dodson announces as the date of his l annual round up and slaughter of un- licensed dogs.
 w c. Bashford & Co have rented the old armory building, adjoining the JOURNAL-MINER office, recently occupied by the holiness band, for use as car riage repository.
 JIG. Herndon,T T. G. Norris and T s. Bunch arrived from Phenix this morning. Messrs. Norris and Bunch took the train for their respective homes, at Flagstaff and HOlbrook.
 Tine Tombstone base ball club, which expects to leave the above city soon, for a base ball tour of New Mexico and Ari- zona, has written to Prescott for an en- gagement, to play some time in June.
 Montezuma street is now lined with sidewalks from Goose Flat, the home of our MdyOI, tO w llAiS ctiCCts w ilst1 is the matter that they are not extended north one block from the above street?
 Walter Scott, a soldier in the United States army, recently driver of the ann bulance between Prescott and Whipple, was honorably discharged from the ser vice yesterday, his term of enlistment having expired.
 F. Parker is putting the finishing touches on Mrs. Sullivan's and A. Ait ! ken's new stores. Mir. Bashford's en- terprise in having those places remod- eled has added greatly to the general appearance of the north side of the | plaza.
 We hope that the interest and enthu siasm aroused over the 4th of July cele- bration may not be allowed to grow | cold. It might prove drawing card to arrange for game of base ball be- tween the Whipple nine and Tombstone club, as the latter is anxious to play in Prescott.
 J. Ehle has built an addition to his | residence on the corner Of MonteZuma | and Willis streets, and will paint the en- tire house and fence surrounding it, when it will be one of the most attract i've residences in town. Other property | owners would add to the appearance of the town by following the example of Mir. Ehlc.