Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Chas. Ryall is up from his Verd
 ranch.
 F. G. Parker has the frame of hi
 now blaming mi up.
 1. T. Stoddard is in from his Or
 Bella mining camp.
 Thomas Mccormick, the tailor, re
 turned to Prescott to-day.
 Reese M. Ling and bride returne
 from their bridal tour to-day.
 E.. NJ. Tackett has taken Fran
 Ruggles to the insane asylum.
 A number of the republican candi dates have gone te TOntO basin.
 J. k. Fitzpatrick Is renewing old ac quaintances and making lots Oi nev friends in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Aiken have moved into the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Randall, on lower Granite street.
 Sandy Donahue brought Everett Me Iunn in from Flagstaff yesterday, and lodged him in jail, for the theft of q watch.
 J. J. Milligan and J. G. Keegan have filed stock brands for record, their range being on upper Lynx creek and Big Bug respectively.
 Arizona exhibits at the Albuquerque fair did not even receive Honorable mentien," much less any premiums by awarding committees.
 A couple of brilliant democratic at torneys of Prescott have been engaged to speak at Jerome, in the interests of the democratic ticket.
 Rev. H. w. Moulding returned from his visit to California yesterday, greatly improved in health. He will preach next Sunday at the Congregational church.
 Dr. J. B. Walters, veterinary sur geon, has located in Prescott His card can be found in this paper, while he can be found at the Plaza livery stable. No cure, no pay, is his motto.
 We were pleased to meet on tue street to-day our old friend K. N. Bach eller, at present the general freight agent of the Atlantic $ Pacific railroad. He is visiting Prescott on railroad bu- siness.
 J. R. Kilpa,rick, republican candi- date for jOiut councilman, accompanied by Geo. H. Tinker, editor of tine Flag stall Champion, came in on yesterdays train, and will leave for the south by stage tomorrow morning.
 The arrival of a twelve pound boy at the residence of his daug at Whip pie, on Tuesday, has placed Governor Zulick on the grandfather list. friend of h 6 to-day remarked that he thought the Governor look ed an inch or two taller than formerly.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hernd,n had a beautiful monument plac d in the Masonic cemetery, yesterday, in mem ory of their little son, Andrew, who hied over a year ago. It was made m Fayette, Missouri, and, although not large, IS one of the handsOmes. m this vicinity.
 FROM FRiDAY'S DAILY.
 Brother Jonathan apples ai Aitken's.
 Col. II. A. B,gelow Is in town laying in supplies
 F ". Wells has filed his official oath and bond as notary public.
 "H McLing and bride" is what te Albuquerque Citizen called them.
 Geo II. Tinker, editor of inc Flag staff Champion, left for hom. to-day.
 Mrs J. M More left on tl,is after n ,ons train, for visit to friends in Los Angeles.
 Th,s. F. Holden and wife have ioeded to F.. R. Perrin a pare l of land near Rogers lake, for $l 100.
 |. T. Stoddard goes east to vote for Harrison. He will return after election and bring h,s family with him.
 H. $ Van Beuren and c. II. Dilling- nam, each accompanied by E;s daugh- Ter, lef; for the east this afternoon.
 R. M Bacheller, general fright and passenger agent of tie Atlantic & Pa ci!ic railroad, left for Albuq Ierque to- day. N Ellis was taken i'll recently at the | Clarence Ruby mining camp. and has gone io san Francisco, via fhenix, for the benefit of his health. Hugo Richards and James O'Neal have invest; d in alfalfa lands in tfe Salt river valley, on which to fatten range steers for the market. The county jail contains eight pris- oners. Five are awaiting appearance before the grand jury, two SC rving sen tcnccs of l5O days each, and one serv- .ng a forty days sentence. Mrs. w. A. Freeze, who with her husband and children spent the sum- mi ni | buggy with her two little ciildi en, in rhenix, last Saturday, and seriously, though it is hoped not fatally, injured. FRnM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 The board of supervisors adjourned p-day.
 lingo Richards has retu: ned from 'ii.nix.
 "O,i Grizzly" came in from his min ng camp last night.
 :. !. Hall and family are on a visit lcrc from Martinez
 C. A. Rand-ll will be up from the Cons ress m a few days.
 Anotler letter from Judge Pinncy would increase Judge ONeill's majority. Martin Maier will give his usual free nnch at h Exchange Saloon tonight. Mrs. F. w Blake will leave for Phe- l,x on Monday, to attend the territorial air.
 Another horse belonging to John stephens died last night from the effect lf wound receiveda q few days since rom jumping fence. Whe is leading republican? Ii he $ sincere in his desire to defeat Judge ,Neill, and is loaded "with records" why not give the public his name. A private letter from Apache county a !. C. Herndon, states that Walter barline' $ wounds, received from Barry Mathews knife, are likely to prove atal.
 F.. ]. Bennett, formerly resident of his place, was married recently to Miss smma Bennett, daughter of Guy Ben nett, a young lady also we'll known and rery popular in Prescott.
 We learn that there Is talk of starting E larg store and . new iret-class road station at Stanton, in the heart of Weaver mining district, one of the most prosperous in the county.
 Brace Up.