Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
FR02L fRIDA4's DAILY.

Judge Dekuhn le!t for home to-day.
 Dan CoDnors has gone into training at Jeroac.
 Eight passa nsors on the south bo uRd stage tn. morning.
 J C. H4rtIn i- on tine sick list, and is recupefaiin- in lhe country.
 Nis Nireiuia l.. Evans, of pittsburg, p~nasylea ia, arrived on to-dar's train.
 Marion perie., has filed las official b,'d a- oyef of road distrirt No. 26.
 Juaee E. I..nlrr and lAaac Nei- bor, a.- 3.Ht5 Bs.H, eft for home to- dar.
 H. '. Andrews Was The bearer of three prtxie- D tu. te.r'oTiai convention ,hls momn1
 i.on I ;. bu,ler .s having 4 severe attack t nay lever, which comes on him 'unoa.r.
 Albert i le,raat's irujt crol,, on the Aga l1Ia. was serouslY injHrei by Mond B N..d storm.
 The Alhgq1erqne Democrat warns hri1oua bnii keepers against l. M. S"nuao E, ~ho, # s..ys jumped bls hotel hili in tltu4ugrqne.
 Chue- Morgan T. getting nis new rcsiict.e I.r.riy completed. He ex- rrc's tY have It ready for occupancy by hln~eil Ha Fie next week.
 The democratic nominees held a mco uue s,s, sday afternoon and out tned :, st.rg oi acton for the cam paisn, wheu ;he majority of item left for home.
 Oar contemporary mlsunder stood our motive in publishing Mr G .idard's assessm ut. Fhe assessmsnt roll Was consulted Ior tae purpose of ascertain ing. Ii possible, hl> occupation.
 J C. uernaon, W. ]. Mulyenon, Henry Goldwata j. K. Lowry ant IT. T. Andrcws i"ti lAr Tucson thu morn ing c. attend tae democratic territorial convention, which meets next Monday.
 Martin Mater nas seven men em- ploycd ouii.lius dam for W ter sto rage. for freezing ice. near ihe city watcr-wotks dsm Hc says he propo- ses tc cont "a, furnishing cheap ice to our cit,zons
 Charles Ged iarl, nominee for repre- sentative ou lha democratic f, ket, for the legislature. whose occupation We were unahle to learn yesterday, is sheep raiser ol thc firm of Goddard X Tips.
 A reccn ,s liberated convict put in an appcarturc In Prescott q few days since, ami undertaking to make a gun play was gwen ten minutes hy Chief n dsou to leave town. He stood not upon the ori,ro -ving. but at the ex piratiou r. toe ten miEutes was outside the city iinl..
 Our inioTma ion concerning the sale of the Fusou signal seems to have been premaHre Waile negotiations were pending .oT tno transfer. last week, Il seems they were moi consuminated, and the Signal comes to h nd ''frisky' as ever. lti mo; likely that there will toe any change in 1t management now until after the defeat of Mr. Daggs, in November
 About tweu y-Gve ministers, with their wives, vill compose the Arizona Mission CCpie4ense of the Methodist Episeopal church This Conference will meet September 2Tih, in Marina St. Nj. r church st Prescott, and will continue ID session about one week, and will be pr sided over by Rev. Thomas Bowman, D. D, L. l.. D., who has been methodist preacher 90 years, and BiEh r l6 years.
 W. W. Wall, the sub-contractor of the Jerome mali route, arrived with his stock and stages, yesterday, and will commence the service next Mon day. He will leave Prescott on Mon- days. Wednesdays and Fr days, return ing O Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdavs. Mir Wall was formerly the mail contrac tor between Navajo and St. Johns, and is we'll k nown through ont northern Arizona.