Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-18
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Wm. E. Humes went to Apacf
 county this afternoon.
 H. T. Andrews is of on an Ofiici
 trip to Mohave county.
 H. Bruckman, the life insurant agent, has gone ot Flagstaff.
 The office force of the recorders otfic are kept very busy these days.
 E. NJ Sanford, Esq, went to s Johns, on this afternoons train.
 There is quite large quantity ( mining machinery at the Junction, el transit to this place.
 The Prescott Parliament has passe' a resolution that COWS and boys mus toe kept up after dark.
 Vim. Munds, who was missing for few days, has, We are glad to announce turned up all O. k. at the Verde.
 A small army of carpenters are Ina n- mering on Mike Hickey's new house on Cortez street.
 Wm. Latchford is back at his olt stand again in Prescott Junction, keep ing hotel there.
 It is worth your while to call and ses the elegant display of goods at M Gpldwaier & Bros.
 prapeau brothers, who have d range on Castle creek, have filed their stock brand in the recorders office.
 w. B Haskin, D. Stockton and Wm. Flanigan have filed location notices in the recorders office.
 Judge Ling will hold down the law office of E. M. Sanford during the lat ter's absence in attendance at the Apache county district court
 w A. Rowe, chairman of ;he demo. cratic central committee has called a meeting of that body at the jury room of the court house at , o'clock this af- ternoon.
 John Ross Is engaged in renovating the storeroOm on the corner of Gurley and Montezuma street, preparation to fine reception of the stock oi goods oi J W. Wilson & Co.
 The Holiness band held services last evening'in the old skating rink, on Montczuma street. Miss Fannie Law son preached very effective sermon. There was large attendance.
 Dr Coxe intends to make extensive additions this summer to his already large collection of Gila monst, rs, horned toads, lizards, bull snakes, and other interesting reptiles of Arizona.
 Mr. Isaac Lowthian and Mrs. J. W. Johnson were married, last evening, at Hoods ranch, on the Verde. The c"uple have the congratulations and well wishes of the JOURNAL-MINER
 Sidney J. Cook is preparing to open an assay office in the building first door west of the Williams house. He will te prepared in a few days for any and all kinIS of assaying, quantitive and quail tativc.
 We have received No. 2, of Vol. l, of the Picket Guard. published a; St Louis. It Is devoted to tine interests of the G A. R., w. R. C., Naval Veterans, Sons of Veterans, and kindred organi- cations"
 \ Sunday School institute will be held in the Marina Street church, on Saturday and Sunday, April 2S and 29, under the auspices of Col Crowden, of Gallon, Ohio, a representative of the American Sunday School Union.
 G. w. Ford, clad in pair cf overalls and bucket of paint, was .een this forenoon, decorating the front of his store on Montezuma street George can sling d paint brush as gracefully as he can hand out twO-bit cigars to his numerous customers.
 C. C. Mccarthy, engineer on the Prescott !S Arizona Central railroad, Is taking fifteen day lay off, to go east to look after some business During his absence, Mir Ellis Is manipulating the throttle on the engine of the Prescott & Arizona Central.
 IL is reported that the lease of the At lantic S Pacific railroad to the Santa Fe has lapsed, and that 1t Is now under the management of Atlantic X Pacific off cials. as iormerly Current rumor also says that couple of millions of dollars will be expended immediately in plac- ing it in thorough repair.
 Considerable work Is being done around the city this spring in the way of painting and repairing sidewalks, etc. New sidewalks are nov laid m front oi the property of Mayor Howard and others. on Goose Flat. There is no reason why upper Montezuma street should not become a desirable place of residence in the near future
 The habeas corpus case of Day vs. Thorne was heard by Judge Wright, in chambers, yesterday. The case was ably argued by counsel, and an adjourn mcnt was made till to-day. Tn morn ing Judge Wright rendered a decision that the child be placed in charge of the Sisters until a permanent order be made for inc disposal of little one FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.
 W. W. Vanderbilt has returned
 J. c. Stevens left this morning for the Verde.