Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
EpoM SaT1rpDAy's DAILY.

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 "Kid" Fay returned to Prescott, to day.
 Shade trees should be set out all over the plaza.
 Try your muscle on Martin Maier': bowling alley Fred'k E. Murray has been appointed a notary public. Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Halsey are living at Mrs. Curtis. Two car loads of mixed merchandise came in to-day There is 8 population of over 100 at the Walnut Grove dam.
 There has been regular tree plant ing boom in Prescott this year.
 Erwin Baer will go out to the Walnut Grove dam, to take some views soon.
 F.M. Murphy went out to the Con gress mine on this mornings stage.
 Read the new time schedule of the Arizona Stage company, in this issue.
 John l.. Davis, of Williams, has filed his official oath and bond as notary public.
 James Toy has sold the Eden ranch, near Flagstaff, to Emma Gonzales, for $7OO.
 w. H. Grove and wife have sold d lot 25xI50 feet, i'll Flagstaff, to Edna J. Leslie, for $135.
 NIT. Hetherington, a Kansas City capitalist, is in town, to look into our mining resources.
 Francisco Vegas and Senon Lucero are the names of the men wanted for the murder and robbery at Nigger Well.
 Geo. w. Sines is painting his West Prescott residence, and beautifying the grounds surrounding by making flower beds.
 F.G. Parker is at work on the i'm provements to be made to the property now occupied by Mrs. Sullivan and A. Aiken.
 A. Aiken received an invOicee of pine apples recently, which were soon disposed of. He has more on the way.
 J. T. Shull came in from Phenix to- day, with ten fine horses and mule, recently purchased by him for the Gray Eagle stables.
 J. F. Meador returned to-day from his visit east, looking hale and hearty. He says that Secretary Bayard will arrive in about four days.
 G. w. Ford has just received lot of choice imported cigars, "Flor de V. Saurez" brand, which, for 1.-two bit" luxury, are hard to beat.
 Birt, the ex-editor of the Phenix Ad- vance, did not receive a kind word from a single paper in the territory on retiring from the business.
 Property owners shonld paint their houses and improve their surroundings. Nothing is so attractive to strangers as neatly painted buildings, nice clean streets and alleys.
 Among the list of presents to Will. J. Curry and bride was an elegant eight day clock, from MT. and Mrs. J. A. Guild, which was inadvertently omitted by the cOmpositor yesterday.
 H. Shumaker, Phenix' enterprising barber, still fingers in Prescott, enjoy ing our fine mountain air. He is the last of the representatives of the Odd Fellows grand lodge here. and will leave for Phenix on Monday, in company with Will. J. Curry and bride
 D. M. Martin, Major c. P. Dake and Joseph Roberts are up from Walnut Grove. From the former the JOURNAL MINER learns that the waste-way being constructed to carry the surplus water around the dam will be completed in about ten days. The water IS agaln rising in the dam, as they have stopped the flood gates.
 The young misses and masters, friends of Miss Edna Wann, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Wann, gave that young lady genuine surprise last evening. They assembled at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Judge Wright, and proceeded in a body to the Johnson house, where Mrs. Wann and her daughter reside, and enjoyed themselves in games, mirth and laughter, until ten o'clock. Re treatments, in the shape of sandwiches, cakes, oranges, nuts candy and lemon ade, were also freely indulged in.