Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-02
LOCAL NOTES.
ROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS OAILY.
 The democracy polled 204 votes yes
 terday.
 Pinal county has instructed delegates
 for J. c. Herndon. The Williamson valley bridal party
 returned last evening.
 F.M. Murphy returned from tht
 Congre q. mine last evening.
 An Ohio physician is prospecting fol
 . location, and thinks of doing SO in
 Prescott.
 Both the Phenix and Whipple tele. graph offices were cut out by the recent thunder storm.
 The Herndon ticket was elected by a majority of about eight at yesterdays primary election.
 W. B. Jones and wife have rented the Beach residence, recently occupied by Oscar Vanderbilt.
 Two French cooks arrived last night to take positions in the culinary de- partment of the Williams House.
 The advertisement of the Williams House, which has recently been remod- eled and refurnished, appears in this issue.
 J.R. Slack is more plesed than ever with Prescott aimee his return here after wit messing the collapse of the California boom
 The jury in the case of Powell, charg- cd with grand larceny in Apache coun- ty, disagreed. Powell was defended by E. M. Sanford
 Prescott Odd Fellows have been ad- ding largely to their membership since the meeting of the grand lodge here They had three initiates at their meet ing last night.
 To-day, April 18th, is the 69th anni- versary of the establishment of Odd Fellowship in America, and will be cele- brated generally by Odd Fellows throughout AmeYlca.
 The fnigidity existing between oppos- ing factions of the democracy over yes- terday's primary, resulted in a cold at- mospheric wave last night, with slight snow fall this morning.
 Col. C.C. Bean has filed United States patents for eighteen mining claims, in Copper Basin. for record. The fees for recording amounted to el35, or $7. 50 each.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt of . telegram, from Phenix, stating that Col L. F. Egges was elected delegate 4o tho Chicago convention on the first ballot, receiving seventy-five votes out of one hundred. Dr. Goodrich received on the first ballot, being a of sixteen over all others. A telegram from Phenix announces hat Ool. Eggers, of Yavapai, and Dr. L. H. Goodrich, of Maricopa, were elect d delegates to the national republican in Chicago, and E. c. Will ams, of Mohave, and George Christ, of Pima, were elected alternates.
 Ben Weaver, . fourteen-year-old boy, vas making some scientific experiments under the Granite street ,ridge, with gun-powder, which the in- 'entor of that explosive had forgotten to make, He placed lot in beer bottle and then dropped aliglted match n it, causing an explosion and report which was heard for blocks away. The 'oung scientist very fortunately escaped vith some slight cuts and bruises on his ace.
 Ar. and Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt will save for Louisville, Ky, tomorrow, Iaving been summoned there on &C., ount of the death of Mrs. Vanderbilt's avorite brother, . young man about hirty years old. MT. Vanderbilt had his arrangements to leave for :alifornia next Monday, but was con- 'elled to change his plans on account f this sudden and unexpected turn of dairs. Mrs. Vanderbilt has the sym 'athy ofour people in her bereavement