Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-22
LOCAL NOTES.
ou TurrpSDAY's DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
 Vaccinnate.
 No mail from the west to-day.
 Secretary Bayard has gone east.
 There was a slight rain fall last night.
 Hugo Richards has gone to Califor-
 mia.
 Rev. J. M. Green returned from his
 California visit yesterday.
 Territorial Treasurer c. B. Foster ad- vertise, for the redemption of territorial warrants.
 For clothing cheap, and bargains in mems furnishing goods, call on J. w.. Wilson X Co.
 Jack Brady, formerly conductor on the Atlantic & Pacific, has gone to the Mexican Central.
 Tony says he is going to run "War- field" for blood, on Sunday, and Is de- tcrmined to win.
 The board of terr torial loan cOmmis- sioners signed and delivered *l5O,OOO m territorial bonds yesterday.
 Robert Schofield came in from Big Bug yesterday, to attend the funeral of his brother, F. J. Schofeld.
 Mrs. Bones returned from a protract- ed visit to California yesterday, and took her husband by surprise.
 Deputy Sheriff Tackett Is in Tonto Basin subpGnaing witnnsses in the B,cvins case, for Apache county.
 X warrant was sworn out this morn ing, by a colored woman, against Ned Wesley, charging him with assault.
 EW. Wells left for the east to-day, to bring his daughter, Miss Helen, home from school. The latter's health Is not good.
 Hon. Robert F. Morrison, probate judge of Apache county. came m on to- days train, for brief visit to the cap ital
 For some cause or other, Birt, of Phe- nix, does not like the JOURNAL-MINER. Sorry, but 1t "cawn't be helped-cher- know"
 The funeral of the late Philander J. Scholied was attended by the Odd Eel lows and large number of citizens this afternoon.
 !. w. sullivan has 30l beef cattle on tine road from the Verde to Chino val ley, which he expects to ship, on Sun day, to the Los Angeles and san Diego markets.
 A meeting of the board of fire dele | gates and the general committee on the | iiremen's ball will be held at the Sage rae ihis evening at s o'clock. A full attendance Is requested.
 NJ. mbcrs of the Womens Christian | Temperance Union, in Prescott, are cir a petition to Congress for the of law prohibiting the sale of liquor in the territories.
 One of the best kept stations in this section Is the Skull valley station at C E. Crouch's place. The presiding gen ins of the place is Faustina Jackson, who spares no pains to provide the very best that the market aflor'is for her guests.
 While II Is true there Is no smallpox iu Arizona, the dread disease is spread ing in California and territories adja- cent to it, and 1t becomes our people to prevent, if possible, its getting foot irld here. To this end We would ad- wise every one to get yaccinnate,l.
 Judge and Mrs. John A. Rush 'cele- brated the 10th anniversary "i thelr yesterday in quiet way. Of hc fifty guests present at their mar -iage ceremony, the Judge tells uS that w.niy-scvcn have passed fr"'n earth. Fine JouRNAL-MINER wishes lor the genial Judge and his very e-timable vie many happy returns of their we'd Ins anniversary. FROM FRIDAy'S DAILY.
 Nine passengers came in on t"-day's train.
 We arrcxprriencing delightful spring weather.
 A warm wind from the south Is melt ug the snow "n the north side of the lills.
 The wife of William Robbins. oi Thumb Butte, presented him with a bouncing boy as valentine.
 Judge O'Neill, Michael Hickey and others have taken the initiative for siv ng a ball on St. Patrick day.
 rhos. F.. Wing, ex-register of the land office. is acting as receiver of that insti- Ln,i"n during the q scnce of n. J. Sul- iy,n in the east.
 Boss" Pike, the wholesale liquor merchant. Is on his spring rode" in Ari- coma, and Is rounding up the dealers in | from them. \ great many oi our citizens are m avfr oi the passag" of a curfcw ordi- .an,.,,. tn compel boys under sixteen ;ears nf age to be of the street at half ,ast seven ar eight o'clock every evening. The advertisement for mail lettings m this territory Is published in this paper by authority of the postotiice de- partment a' Washington. G. p Mcaly, the Salvation Army ,cout. who had such narrow escape while here of being elected chaplain of hs senate, of the I4th legislative assem- ,ly, Is doing picket duty in Gilroy, Cali ornia. Softer than the rustling of an angels wings, sweeter than the music of Apol- o's lutc, more en.rancing far than note rom Orpheus' Tyre, is the voice of him sho says: Put me down for a years