Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-21
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 BOreal blasts to-day.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 Boreal blasts to-day.
 The St. Patrick ball Is of. Walter G. Bates has returned to thu
 big dam.
 l Crab-apple champagne cider at tho
 Sazerac.
 Messrs. c. A. and P. P. Bush left fO
 Verde yesterday.
 1 Mrs. J. L. Hall left on this afternoon'i stage for her home at Martinez. Read the new advertisement of Mor ris Goldwater & Bro in this issue.
 w. H. Smith and family have gone to their home in Williamson valley.
 Chas. Richardson, an Antlantic d Pacific railroad conductor. is in town.
 Ridgley Tilden has severed his connec tion with the Tombstone ProspectOr, and has gone to California to reside.
 District court was called this morn ing, but owing to the absence of Judge | Wright, was adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 w. e. McKtsso who has just closed term of school at Agua Fria, 1 has engaged to teach term at Will iamson valley.
 A deed from Thomas Carroll to POme. ! roy and Masterson, for a lot 5OxlOO feet in Jerome, was filed for record to- 1 day; price $l5O
 1 Misses Cora and Georgia Weaver gave a surprise party, on Saturday evening to their fatIe-, 1t being the anniversary ! of his birth.
 The Tombstone Prospector arrives at this office regularly, notwithstanding the recent obituaries published concern it by number of exchanges.
 Superintendent Beggs, of the Arizona Stage company, says his engineers have not struck, and his elegant coaches are bowling over the mountains on time as usual.
 The Champion announces that se- | rious doubts exist in regard to the | drowning of Herbert Taylor, reported a 1 few weeks ago. Hope he may turn up ali right again.
 l. H. N Nilson of the Prescott < Ari. zona Central railroad, will leave for the l east a. soon as railroad traffic is resum. ed again, to bring his wife to Prescott. 4 high south wind set in yesterday about noon, and before the weather I prophets could get in their work 1t com | menced 10 rain. To-day we have had l cloudy weather and cool north wind The attention of members of the county republican central committee Is called to the notice elsewhere for a meeting to be held in Prescott, March 3lst. It is hoped that each member, who possibly can do so, will attend in person.
 Frank Kuehne and Joseph Garrett have made big strike i'll Little Cop per creek. They have taken out about eight tons of rock, which is very rich in native silver, although there does not seem to be any well defined ledge.
 Traffic has been entirely suspended, on account of the big strike. No mail has arrived from the west since Friday, March 18th. A light mail arrived yes terday from the east, but 1t was an nounced that it would be the last until after the close of the strike
 By reference to our advertising col umns it will be seen that Henry Gold water has purchased an interest in his brothers store, and the firm Is now Morris Goldwatcr X Bro. The JOURNAL MINER takes pleasure Ill announcing the change, whereby Henry Goldwater becomes permanent resident of our town, and wishes success to the new firm.
 Professor Zamloch had a good au- dience on Saturday evening, and his entertainment was fully up to the stand ard of previous ones. His assistant, Billy" was, if anything, more fat;gued than usual and droller than on previous nights. While carrying away 'g"od wages" for the time he showed here, those who attended his performances are satisfied with their investment, hay ing realized on 1t the full amount of fun and amusement called for. Joe Smith held the lucky number on Saturday night which drew the tea set, which consisted of fifty-six pieces. Prof. Zamloch left on yesterdays train, being billed to appear at kingman to. night.