Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.

fires m thelr immaculate iiti- h''ii'''''' or in cases of big fires, such "s the one on the east side of the plaza.
 FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 West Prescott will shorty hay. a hose company.
 Charley Meadows returned f." Tont' basin yesterday.
 c. Douglas Brown came III from tho Senator last evening.
 Judge Sumner Howald came in on to-day's train.
 ID NJ. Riordan, of Flagstaff, Is q WI come visitor to Prescott
 Read the advertisement "i ;. ". Ncwberry m this issue.
 Dr. Robinson recorded five births du- ring the month of July.
 F F.. Murray returned from a brief ip to Albuquerque to-day
 i.i3ut Will. Horne came m to-day, for a visit to his mother and tother.
 House wanted See adVo m thi. issue Apply to J. W. Wilson. i,rech, & Throne have tiXel Gp the oli hose-cart for service in West Pres colt
 Any one having house to rent can find a tenant by calling at J. W, Wil- sons.
 MT and Mrs. J. w. Newherry nave returned from their visit to Walnut Grove.
 F. M. Sanford will make con siderable improyements To the house recently Pur- chased by him.
 horse belonging to John Stephens bucked till he broke a leg, yesterday, and had to be shot.
 Jerome E Hoover, one of the most 1opular sporting men oi the southwest is back to Prescott again.
 B,shiord & Burmister haze been storing new machinery to-day m thcII warehouse opposite this office.
 Alb. Mcfford has been granf,i lay off by the Perscott & Arizona central railroad. and will visit California.
 A Wollenberg is having the building formerly occupied as express 'iiice ht- ted up to remove his stock oi goods t"' The first invoice of peaches from the Lynx creek orchard appeared m the market yesterday. The crop iS unusu- ally large this year.
 The quarterly examination oi teach CTS will be held on the first Mollay oi September Intending applicants Tor certificates should begin to study up.
 Bashford X Burmistcr have just re- ceived a ear load of wagons, carriages etc. in the invoice being all elegant phaeton ordered by Nathan Levy
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormick. ol Pay son. has filed an inventory in the re. corders office of her separate property, consisting of seventy-tive head ot cattle
 J. F. Coyle, who put the new sign o the JouRNAL-MINER in position to-day says ii Is the handsomest one m town A. Emanuel was the artist who painted it.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad has siceded lot II, Hook ,, Flagstaff, to th' county oi Iavapai, for $25. The lot 1T question is the one occupied ny th' branch lail at that place.
 The Phenix Herald says that ,he new law in relation to precinct officers pro vides that no precinct with less than eight thousand inhabitants shall have more than one justice oi the peace and one constable
 Judge Flcury has received letter from a relative in New York statn. who saws that the number of old line demo crat who favor Harrison, Morton ana prot,ctirn Is simply astonishing amounting to a regular stampede from the party of free trade.
 A very small ]; boy with very large gun was picking diminutive game from tbe front wards of West Prescott resi- deuces this morning Every time h' discharced his "hlunderbuss" II gave report like cannon almost.
 Cur contemporary has good deal to sav about republican bosses, states, etc There was probably never conven' tion or primary held in this county l. which there was as little slate making as hy the republicans this year.
 Another candidate in the field. It Is T girl, and put in an appearance this morning at the residence oi Joseph Dillon. It would be unnecessary to state that Joseph Is happy over th' event, and did not fail to remember the printers on the occasion.
 After the fire yesterday, S. J. Cool was elected to the position of foreman of Dude hose company. to serve durin: the absence of H. D. Aitken, the lregu lar foreman. The assistant foreman 0 the company, A. \. Tallman, is also ab sent. NIT. Cook Is we'll qualified fer tn position, and is one of the most eneI yetic members of the department.
 Bucklen'S Arnica SalVe