Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-25
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Slight rain to-day.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Slight rain to-day.
 Mercury freezes at 40 degrees below zero
 The extra train due last night failed to arrive.
 Sleighng is about "ausgespielt.
 E. NJ. Sanford returned to-day from Mohave county.
 Peter Verdier, the Walnut Grove mer- chant, Is in town.
 J. B. McCutchen was in town, laying in supplies, today
 NIT. and Mrs. D. Levy gave a. card party last evening at their residence,
 The officers and ladies of Whipp!e indulged in social hop last evening.
 Henry spaulding and W. H. c. Me Kessen, of Agua Fria, were in town to- day.
 Hon. A. w. Callen (Old Grizzly came in Yesterday from his mining camp.
 Sheriff Mulvenon went out to the line of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad to-day.
 MT. Silvia, the mining man and stock raiser. arrived in Prescott, from the south, last evening.
 Mrs A. A. Moore and her sen, Ira, came up from their ranch yesterday
 Martin Maier still suffers from the fall received while experimenting the cutting of ice.
 Vincent Moore, an inspector of the postoffice department, is looking after postal matters in Prescott.
 A passenger train on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad was derailed at Crook ton, yesterday, but fortunately no lives were lost.
 N. o. Murphy received his commis- sion, to day, as agent in Prescott Of the land department of the Atlantic x Pa- cific railroad.
 We are glad to be able to state that Mrs. E. w. French, who was quite seriously injured by 8 fall at the leap year ball, is now rapidly recovering.
 Jim. S.Callen, brilliant young attor- ney of Kansas, son of our A. W. Callen (Old. Grizzly, Is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow, for a brief visit.
 Parties indebted, to Ben Ribon, or to the late firm oi Chas. Curtis X Co.,, are requested to call at the captains office and liquidate their irrigation bills. See notice in this issue.
 H. A. Kendall received quite serious injuries, a few nights since. by slipping and falling on the icy sidewalks. His wounds were dressed by Dr. Kendall, and he is now recovering slowly.
 Vim. smith, the Geneva, New York, nurseryman. who is interested in some mines in this section, left on this after noon's train, en route to California, after enjoying very pleasant visit to Prescott.
 Marti Maier, yesterday, finished cut ting and storing his third crop of ice, and has now between 500 and 900 tons stored, for market next summer. He says he will give consumers the benefit of low prices.
 The dates of Joseph R. Grismer and Miss Phebe Davies engagements in Prescott are January Both and 31st and February lst Their list of plays in cludes, Called Back, Monte ChristO, Wild Oats, The Wages of Sin, The Hoop of Gold, and The Field of Honor.
 Rufus Chambers was lodged in the county jail yesterday, on a charge of grand larceny, for the alleged theft of a horse from Pine creek He was arrest ed by Constable Frank Bennett at Oak creek, with the animal in his posses sion.
 Even Small Game" has commenced to bark and yelp at the heels of the very able protective tariff writer who has been contri uting series of art;- cles for this paper, If he cannot an ewer the articles i'll question he evident ly thinks he can do the next best thing, make faces at the writer. Miss Sullivan, daughter of Y. Sulli- van, is rapidly recovering from her rheumatic troubles at the Castle creek hot springs. The waters of these springs. without doubt, possess great curative powers. Landsrebe's barber shop has been re- moved to the old pOstottice building, three doors east of its former location. MT. Landgrebe has also secured the ser vices of NJ. H. Costa, Il tirst-class ton sorial artist. Everything first class 1 Give the new shop a trial. j2ot6 N. B. Bowers went out to his Agus Fria ranch to-day, to superintepd the delivery oi four car loads of fat bee cattle, to J. w. Sullivan, for shipment. The price received was two and quar ter cents per pound Parties wishing to purchase fine pianos or organs, tirst-c!ass in every re spect. at prices usually asked for second class instruments, should consult thu advertisement, in this issue, of A. N Tallman, who has secured the Pacific coast agency for the celebrated manu lecturers, Horace Waters & Company Instruments sold either for cash or ol installments
 Through the premature explosion a blast at Walnut Grove dam, las Thursday, George Marshall and Fred Fish were both slightly injured sboa the head, face and hands Theil wounds were dressed by Dr. J. E An derson, who, to all of his other accom- piishmcnts, has d fair knowledge C